University of Missouri Sinclair School of Nursing

Our Programs

Enrich your nursing career and experience with an institution committed to promoting, maintaining and improving health care through our academic programs, many available for online and distance learners. Then continue your professional development through in person and online CE courses through our Nursing Outreach Program.

Research

Learn about our research programs and award-winning faculty research initiatives. Our fundamental goal is to find new ways to help people by improving health through groundbreaking research.

About Us

Since 1901, we’ve provided students with a hands-on clinical nursing education that inspires positive change in the nursing profession worldwide. See how our facilities, accreditations, and points of pride set us apart.

Alumni

Explore the benefits of joining our esteemed alumni association, which supports the Sinclair School of Nursing’s mission by sharing our success, research, and outreach throughout Missouri and beyond to improve nursing and health care worldwide.

Programs Available Online

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See What Sets Us Apart

94%

NCLEX pass rate

The NCLEX pass rate is 94 percent for first-time test takers, exceeding the national rate of 87 percent.
19

Faculty Fellows

19 SSON faculty members are Fellows in the American Academy of Nursing. Faculty also average 80 annual publications.
100%

Certification pass rate

Certification pass rates for Family Nurse Practitioner and Adult-Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist graduates is 100 percent.
98%

Placement rate

The school's placement rate for nursing graduates ranges from 98% to 100%.
19.8

Million dollar grant

In 2016, the School received a grant for $19.8 million from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
Top50

US News & World Reports

2016, U.S. News & World Report ranked both the online Master's and DNP programs at the Sinclair School of Nursing graduate school in the top 50.

Excellence in Nursing Education since 1901.

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