Arizona College of Nursing-Dallas

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

The reported retention rate for Arizona College of Nursing-Dallas is 69%. Retention tracks continued enrollment over a defined interval; it is not a graduation rate and does not show how many students eventually become licensed nurses.

Applicants assessing completion should request Dallas-specific results with the cohort and time period clearly identified. Useful measures include the share of entering BSN students who finish on schedule, completion after additional time, reasons students leave the sequence, and first-time NCLEX-RN pass rates reported by the Texas Board of Nursing. A rate without its student group and measurement period can be misleading, particularly at a smaller campus.

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

College Scorecard nursing-field data report earnings of $60,906 one year after completion for the relevant program population. This is an observed earnings measure, not a promised starting salary, a Dallas job-placement rate, or an estimate of what every graduate will make.

Earnings measures depend on which former students can be matched to employment and tax records, whether they work full time, where they live, and the point at which earnings are measured. A prospective student should weigh the figure alongside likely borrowing, completion prospects, licensure outcomes, and the Dallas-area jobs for which a new graduate would qualify.