National Rankings
The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing has for the s
econd time in its 23 year history placed in the very top tier of the nation's best nursing graduate schools, in the 2008 U.S. News & World Report:
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4th in the Nation among Peer Institutions Rankings in nursing specialties categories:
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2nd in Community/Public Health (since 2001)
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7th in Nursing Service Administration (up from 10th)
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6th in Scholarly Productivity: The "Top Research Universities Faculty Scholarly Productivity Index," published by the Chronicle of Higher Education, ranks schools based on the productivity of each PhD faculty member: books published, journal publications, citations of journal articles, federal-grant dollars awarded, and honors and awards.
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6th among Nursing Schools for NIH Funding: receives approximately $7 million per year in research funding.
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