Arizona College of Nursing - Hartford

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

A campus-specific graduation percentage should not be inferred from Arizona College of Nursing - Hartford's admissions figures or from completion results for other Arizona College of Nursing locations. Graduation rates require a defined entering cohort and a specified period of follow-up.

Federal graduation-rate measures often focus on first-time, full-time students. That measure can be less representative of a campus where transfer students account for a substantial share of new entrants. To evaluate outcomes, ask Hartford for completion rates separated by first-time and transfer entry where possible, along with the time allowed for completion, cohort sizes, and the percentage of graduates who pass the NCLEX-RN. Each measure answers a different question: finishing the degree is not the same outcome as passing a licensing exam.

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

College Scorecard information available in October 2026 reports $60,906 in earnings one year after completion for the field labeled "Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing." This is a field-of-study outcome, not a salary offer to an individual Hartford student.

Scorecard earnings measures cover a defined group of federally aided former students with reported earnings; they do not describe every graduate, every job, or necessarily a Hartford-only cohort. The figure also reflects earnings at an early career point. Work hours, location, experience, licensing status, and the types of jobs held can all affect an individual's pay. Applicants comparing the figure with program cost should ask whether a more recent, Hartford-specific employment or earnings measure is available and how its population was defined.