Hofstra's master’s program in nursing receives high marks from U.S. News and World Report
The publication made its determinationby looking at 15 factors, including program size, research and faculty resources.
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10ds agoU.S. News and World Report has ranked Hofstra University's master’s program in nursing No. 38 on this year's list of graduate programs.
Adelphi came in at No. 92, while Molloy is No. 98.
The publication made its determinationby looking at 15 factors, including program size, research and faculty resources.
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