Investing in your nursing education is an important decision, and Duke University School of Nursing is committed to helping you achieve your goals. We offer a broad range of financial aid and scholarship options to make your nursing degree more accessible.
Whether you’re a prospective or current student, our dedicated financial aid team is here to guide you through the application process and help maximize your opportunities.
Note: Federal financial aid and scholarships from Duke School of Nursing are not available for specialty certificate students.
Embrace a culture of excellence, innovation, and commitment to equitable and inclusive care with Duke’s Master’s Entry to the Practice of Nursing program (MEPN), which awards a Master of Nursing MN degree.
Duke School of Nursing recognizes the financial commitment associated with pursuing your bachelor’s degree in nursing, which is why we offer merit- and need-based scholarships for select ABSN students. Scholarships up to full tuition are awarded in the first semester of the program and continue at the same amount for all four semesters.
As part of our mission to meet the needs of nurse practitioners nationwide, Duke School of Nursing offers a variety of financial aid options for MSN students. These include merit- and need-based scholarships up to full tuition for select MSN students. There are also federal student loan options to fully fund your MSN degree.
A Doctor of Nursing Practice degree isn’t just an educational credential; it’s a powerful investment in your future and the future of health care. We recognize the financial commitment involved, and Duke is dedicated to making your journey more attainable. We offer a variety of financial aid options for b students, including select merit- and need-based scholarships and federal loan opportunities for your DNP degree.
Ph.D. student tuition and 12-month stipends are fully funded for up to five years. As a Ph.D. student, you’ll receive a competitive package that should provide financial support (tuition, stipend, health insurance) for the majority of the time you are registered and working toward your degree. PhD students are supported in various ways, including funding from the School of Nursing, Graduate School and other governmental and private sources.