SNAP is independently organized and governed by nursing students on a voluntary basis. SNAP is supported by 85 nursing programs across the state and is one of the largest and most respected programs in the country. Through participation in SNAP, there is opportunity for leadership, networking, friendship and participation in legislative issues. In addition, NSNA's annual convention offers educational opportunities and social activities.
SNAP represents students from all nursing education programs.
SNAP members are students just entering college and away from home for the first time. SNAP members are single parents preparing to return to the job market. SNAP members are second career students juggling school, family and job responsibilities.