Practical nursing / North Carolina

Practical nursing programs in North Carolina.

Compare 4 qualifying programs from 4 providers across North Carolina. Review reported tuition and outcomes together, then request current details from a provider.

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Reported cost / North Carolina

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Tuition and fees for 4 screened practical nursing programs range from $400 to $6,080. Compare length, credentials, and outcomes as well as price.

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ProgramReported formatTuition & feesLengthCompletedEmployed after exitMedian earnings
Practical NursingSurry Community College · Dobson, NCIn person$3,224+ $1,533 books and supplies = $4,757 reported total48 weeks36%20/55 exits96%44/46 eligible$9,813second quarter
Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) - D45660Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute · Hudson, NCIn person$2,356+ $3,789 books and supplies = $6,145 reported total52 weeks31%36/115 exits95%73/77 eligible$12,635second quarter
Practical Nursing Diploma (LPN)Nash Community College · Rocky Mount, NCHybrid$6,080+ $3,100 books and supplies = $9,180 reported total64 weeks59%38/64 exits92%45/49 eligible$12,428second quarter
LPNHalifax Community College · Weldon, NCIn person$400+ $650 books and supplies = $1,050 reported total16 weeks34%42/123 exits81%78/96 eligible$12,153second quarter

The reported total adds tuition and fees to books and supplies when both are available; it may exclude other charges and is not a current quote. Earnings are for the second quarter after exit, not annual salary. Employment uses the number eligible for follow-up, which can differ from total exits. Identical figures on multiple provider listings may describe overlapping groups; do not add those counts together. These reported outcomes do not guarantee an individual result. Definitions and limitations