Ambria College of Nursing

What are the graduation rates for students at Ambria College of Nursing?

Ambria's historical overall graduation-rate figure was 89% in 2019. That figure should not be presented as a current completion rate or as the probability that a newly admitted nursing student will graduate.

Graduation measures depend on the cohort being tracked, the credential sought, and the time allowed for completion. Students comparing nursing programs should request recent, program-specific figures for completion, retention, and first-time licensing-examination performance, together with the number of students in each cohort. A small cohort can produce a large percentage change when only a few students have different outcomes.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Ambria College of Nursing?

A reliable one-year earnings figure for Ambria's registered-nursing field of study should not be inferred from nursing salaries in the Chicago area. Earnings vary with the credential earned, licensure, work setting, hours, prior experience, and whether a former student works while continuing school.

College Scorecard field-of-study earnings, when reported, describe a defined group of former students at a specified point after attendance; they are not starting-salary offers or guarantees for every graduate. For a more practical comparison, ask Ambria about documented job-search assistance and recent program-level outcomes, then weigh any earnings information against tuition, borrowing, and the time needed to qualify for licensure.