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Nursing

Heritage of health care excellence and affordability

For more than 30 years, the College of Social Science’s School of Nursing has been preparing students and working nurses for their critical leadership role in the health care industry. Choosing Loyola means that you’ve not only chosen an innovator in nursing education, you’ve also chosen a program where your financial needs are recognized. Besides maintaining a very competitive tuition rate, you may choose to defer up to 90 percent of tuition and fees until the end of the semester in which they are incurred if you are participating in an employer-sponsored tuition reimbursement program.

The programs we offer include:

student Achievements + Research

Marilyn Nola Hammett, a 2006 graduate of the MSN-HCSM program, selected as 2012-2013 Louisiana School Nurse of the Year

Marilyn Nola Hammett, a 2006 graduate of the MSN-HCSM program, has been selected as 2012-2013 Louisiana School Nurse of the Year by the Louisiana School Nurses Organization

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faculty Achievements + Research

2012 MSN-DNP Graduate joins Loyola University School of Nursing Faculty as an Assistant Professor.

Dr. Midkiff is a recent graduate from Loyola's first Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program in May of 2012. She joined our staff as an Assistant Professor for the School of Nursing in August of 2012. 

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alumni Achievements + Research

Loyola DNP nursing professor part of $1.3 million colorectal cancer study

Loyola University New Orleans School of Nursing professor Laurie Anne Ferguson, D.N.P., A.P.R.N., F.N.P.-C., is an integral part of a five-year, innovative colorectal cancer study funded by a $1.3 million grant from the American Cancer Society

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