Cost & earnings at Curry College What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn
Nursing graduates earn a median $96,126 Across 708 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A hybrid Master of Science in Nursing at Curry College offers flexible, cohort-based study for practicing nurses and entrants from non-nursing backgrounds. It suits RNs seeking leadership, education or administration roles and career changers aiming to enter nursing through an accelerated pathway.
Curry College's MSN is delivered in a Hyflex hybrid format so students may attend remotely or on campus and can move between modes week to week. Programs can be completed in as few as two years by taking one course at a time. The School of Nursing and Health Sciences emphasizes cohort learning, small classes, simulation lab experience and clinical placements in the Greater Boston area. The master's programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
The MSN offers three pathways tailored to different backgrounds and goals:
Specific pathways have different prerequisites. The Nursing Education track accepts registered nurses who hold an unrestricted Massachusetts RN license and RNs with a bachelor’s degree in any subject. The Accelerated Entry pathway is intended for applicants with a non-nursing degree who want preparation to enter the nursing profession. (Applicants should request program details and admission guidance directly from Curry for exact requirements.)
Curry highlights strong local employment for nurses in the Boston area and lists roles its MSN graduates pursue, including Clinical Research Nurse, Health Care Administrator, Nurse Administrator, Nurse Educator, Nurse Manager, Public Health Nurse Coordinator and Research Nurse Coordinator. The School reported a 91% NCLEX pass rate for 2023 among its graduates, reflecting strong preparation for licensure and entry-level practice.
Curry College notes transparency around tuition and offers several financial options, including payment plans and alumni discounts. Prospective students should consult the college's financial aid office for program-specific scholarships, aid packages and eligibility details.
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