Arizona College of Nursing-Southfield

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

A campus-wide four-year or six-year graduation rate is not the clearest available outcome measure for Arizona College of Nursing-Southfield. The reported student retention rate is 75%, meaning it measures continued enrollment for a defined student cohort rather than the share that ultimately earns a degree.

Applicants should request Southfield-specific BSN completion figures that identify the entering cohort, the expected program length, and how transfers are counted. They should also request the campus's NCLEX-RN pass rates by year. A retention percentage, a degree-completion rate, and a licensing-exam pass rate answer different questions and should not be treated as interchangeable.

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

College Scorecard data reported for the nursing field show $60,906 in earnings one year after graduation. This is an observed earnings measure for the population represented in that federal program data, not a starting-salary offer or a prediction for an individual Southfield graduate.

One-year earnings may reflect differences in employment status, hours worked, location, prior work experience, and whether a graduate has obtained RN licensure. Applicants weighing the cost of the BSN should compare this measure with the debt they would personally need to take on, while keeping in mind that the figure does not describe every student who enrolls.