Arizona College of Nursing-Cleveland

What are the graduation rates for students at Arizona College of Nursing-Cleveland?

The clearest reported persistence indicator for Arizona College of Nursing-Cleveland is a 100% student-retention rate. Retention measures whether students in a defined cohort continued from one reporting period to the next; it does not measure how many ultimately earned a BSN.

Small cohorts can make a percentage change substantially from year to year. Applicants comparing nursing programs should seek the Cleveland campus's most recent cohort-specific completion figures and ask how the college defines each cohort, including whether transfer entrants are counted. First-time student graduation measures and nursing-program completion measures can cover different groups and timeframes, so they should not be treated as interchangeable.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Arizona College of Nursing-Cleveland?

A College Scorecard field-of-study figure reported for registered nursing and related nursing programs is $60,906 in earnings one year after graduation. It is a historical outcome measure for the students represented in that reporting, not a salary offer or a prediction for an individual Cleveland student.

The figure should be read with particular care when comparing campuses: field-of-study results may combine students across an institution's reporting structure, and the supplied figure does not identify a Cleveland-only cohort or state whether the reported amount is a median or another measure. Earnings also depend on licensure, location, hours worked, experience, and the kind of nursing role obtained. Applicants may find the figure useful alongside verified completion, licensure-examination, debt, and employment information, rather than as a stand-alone return-on-investment calculation.