Baptist Health System School of Health Professions

What are the graduation rates for students at Baptist Health System School of Health Professions?

Graduation outcomes require careful attention to which students and credentials a rate measures. The school enrolls transfer students as well as first-time students, and a rate based only on first-time entrants would not describe the experience of every student pursuing a health-professions credential.

When evaluating an individual program, request its most recent completion results alongside the cohort definition and expected program length. For a licensed field, first-attempt licensing-exam performance can provide another useful measure. Neither a completion rate nor an exam result, considered alone, explains why individual students did or did not finish.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Baptist Health System School of Health Professions?

College Scorecard field-of-study figures reported for October 2026 show median earnings measured one year after completion of $76,680 for registered nursing and related nursing fields and $71,916 for health and medical administrative services. These are field-level outcomes for the federally aided completers represented in the Scorecard measurement, not starting-salary offers to every graduate.

The figures can help students compare reported outcomes by field, but they do not account fully for differences in job duties, prior work experience, hours worked, geography, or further education. They should be considered alongside program cost, borrowing, completion, and any licensing requirements - not interpreted as a salary guarantee.