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Catawba College

Private nonprofitFour-year collegeSalisbury, NC

BSN

Overview

Catawba College is a private nonprofit four-year college in Salisbury, NC. It reported 20 awards in licensed nursing education to the U.S. Department of Education for 2023-24. Program-level details are not verified yet. Submit program details.

Nursing awards reported to IPEDS (2023-24)

Credential levels only, not program names or formats. How we use IPEDS

Award levelField (CIP)Awards
Bachelor's degreeBSNRegistered Nursing/Registered Nurse (51.3801)20
Source: nces.ed.gov · verified October 6, 2026
Total 12-month enrollment, all students, 2023-24
1,471 (institution-wide, all students)

Tuition

Average undergraduate tuition, in-state, full-time, 2023-24
$33,400 (institution-wide)
Average undergraduate tuition, out-of-state, full-time, 2023-24
$33,400 (institution-wide)
Average graduate tuition, in-state, full-time, 2023-24
$3,594 (institution-wide)
Average graduate tuition, out-of-state, full-time, 2023-24
$3,594 (institution-wide)
Source: nces.ed.gov · verified October 6, 2026

Accreditation & approval

Nursing program accreditation

  • CCNE— Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education

    Baccalaureate (BSN) · Department of Nursing, Salisbury, NC

    Initial: September 16, 2019 · Most recent: September 16, 2024 · Term expires: June 30, 2035 · Next review: Fall 2034

    Source: directory.ccnecommunity.org · verified October 6, 2026
    Accredited

Location & contact

Address
2300 W Innes St, Salisbury, NC 28144
Source: nces.ed.gov · verified October 6, 2026
Main phone
800-228-2922
Website
www.catawba.edu
IPEDS unit ID
198215

Sources

School facts last reviewed October 6, 2026.

  1. CCNE-Accredited Programs directory (NC) — Accreditor directory, verified October 6, 2026
  2. IPEDS data for Catawba College (NCES College Navigator) — U.S. Department of Education (IPEDS), verified October 6, 2026

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