Multi-campus nonprofit university offering career-focused programs in nursing, healthcare, technology, and business.
Herzing University offers certificates, diplomas, associate, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees across seven primary disciplines: nursing, healthcare, behavioral health, business, technology, legal studies, and public safety. The nursing program is particularly comprehensive, featuring pathways from practical nursing through doctoral-level specializations including Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) and Doctor of Nursing Education (DNE). Students can pursue degrees fully online or through hybrid models combining online and ground campus instruction.
The university operates 13 ground campuses in nine states (Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Minnesota, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, and Wisconsin) plus a robust online division. Major locations include Akron, Atlanta, Birmingham, Brookfield/Milwaukee, Clarksville, Dallas, Kenosha, Madison, Minneapolis, Nashville, New Orleans, Orlando, and Tampa. The institution emphasizes personalized attention with a 16:1 student-to-faculty ratio and comprehensive student services.
Herzing offers multiple admission pathways including undergraduate, graduate, accelerated study options for community college graduates, military admissions, international partnerships, and transfer student programs. The university waives enrollment fees for new students and maintains flexible start dates, with classes beginning July 6th according to current information. Admissions resources include academic calendars, accreditation documentation, and a net price calculator.
According to College Scorecard data, graduation rates vary by campus, ranging from 29% in Akron, Ohio to 67% in Minneapolis. The typical salary after attendance is $37,000, with average student loan debt of $23,140 and a 30% student loan repayment rate. The university emphasizes career development services and partnerships with employers to support graduate placement.