University of Michigan School of Nursing
(Fiscal year 2007 data)

Undergraduate enrollment: 620

Master's enrollment: 151

Ph.D. enrollment: 66

Postdoctoral fellows: 6

Overall program ranked No. 5 in country

Graduate program ranked No. 3 in country

Student-faculty ratio: undergraduate is 19:1; graduate is 10:1

Fourteen percent of nursing students belong to American minorities

School received international designation as a World Health Organization Collaborating Center in recognition of its excellent programs in health promotion.

Nursing faculty: 114

Nursing Staff: 61

More than 11,500 alumni have taken their places as leaders in clinical, academic and various other settings in Michigan and across the United States and world.

The School operates two nurse-managed primary care centers; North Campus Family Health Service and Community Family Health Center, serving 1,800 patients in 5,800 encounters