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  1. www.princeton.edu › academics › areas-of-studyAreas of Study | Princeton University

    The program explores the widening possibilities for humanistic study in a young millennium, reaching out to the arts and sciences and testing the conventions of intellectual exchange. The program offers a joint Ph.D. in collaboration with participating departments, and current graduate students apply to the program in their third year of study.

  2. hpa.princeton.edu › explore-careers › nursingNursing | Health Professions Advising

    Princeton University does not have a nursing program. We share this information for Princeton students and alumni who may be interested in nursing careers. Nurses’ many duties include: performing physical exams, taking health histories, administering medications, coordinating care within a collaborative health team, providing health ...

  3. www.princetonreview.com › grad-programs › 72Grad Program in Nursing | The Princeton Review

    Overview. At the graduate level, nursing students engage in the advanced study of a health-related area, such as pediatrics, geriatrics, surgery, and healthcare policy. Graduate prepared nurses, also known as advanced practice nurses, typically return to the field as Nurse Practitioners (NP) or Clinical Nurse Specialists (CNS), although some ...

  4. hpa.princeton.eduHealth Professions Advising - Princeton University

    Health Professions Advising, 36 University Place Floor 2M, Princeton, NJ 08544 PH: (609) 258-3144 | FX: (609) 258-6170 [email protected] Health Professions Advising resides within the Office of the Dean of the College. Princeton, New Jersey 08544 USA Operator: (609) 258-3000

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  5. hpa.princeton.edu › files › nursing_2018NURSING - Princeton University

    According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median pay for a masters level nurse in 2016 was $100,910 annually. Responsibilities: Perform physical exams and health histories. Provide health promotion, counseling and education. Administer medications, wound care, and numerous other personalized interventions.

  6. www.princeton.edu › academicsAcademics | Princeton University

    We are a community of learning that is enriched by the wide range of experiences and perspectives of our students, faculty and staff. Undergraduate students benefit from the extraordinary resources of a world-class research institution dedicated to undergraduate teaching, while our graduate students engage in original and independent ...

  7. hpa.princeton.edu › application-processChoosing Where to Apply | Health Professions Advising

    Nationally, most medical school applicants apply to about fourteen schools. Princeton students, however, tend to apply to 15-20 schools. The number of schools that you apply to is up to you, but bear in mind that it can get very costly. Application fees and interviewing costs add up quickly.