Who we are

Who we are

Founded in 2008, the Texas A&M University College of Nursing is part of Texas A&M Health, preparing the next generation of nurses and health care leaders across Texas. Grounded in a land-grant mission, we pair rigorous education with bold discovery, research and service to the communities we reach.

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The College of Nursing is part of Texas A&M Health, a comprehensive health science center advancing education, research and clinical care across Texas.

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Quick Facts

Founded

2028

800+

students enrolled

350

annual degrees

1,500

clinical practice sites

88

faculty (52 full time • 36 part time)

80

staff

6

American Academy of Nursing fellows

12

student organizations

99.6%

first-time NCLEX-RN pass rate (2025)

100%

national NP exam pass rate

$8.7M

annual sponsored-activities expenditures

$13.5M

$13.5M

Accreditation and recognition

Our programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), and the college is designated a National League for Nursing Center of Excellence in Nursing Education.

Accreditation and distinction
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Our Reach

Serving Texas, the nation and beyond

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History Highlights

History Highlights

Founded in 2008, the college has grown from its inaugural BSN class to a full range of programs — BSN through DNP — delivered across Texas, earning CCNE accreditation and repeated NLN Center of Excellence recognition along the way.

Our History
Academics Research

Academics and research at a glance

From the traditional BSN to the Doctor of Nursing Practice, the college offers degree and certificate programs at every level, many fully online. Our research spans six areas of focus, from forensic nursing to the health of rural and underserved populations.

Latest News

Recent stories from across the College of Nursing.

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