Bryan College of Health Sciences

What are the graduation rates for students at Bryan College of Health Sciences?

Bryan College of Health Sciences' reported overall graduation rate is 70%. Its reported four-year graduation rate is 43%, while its six-year rate is 63%. These measures use defined student cohorts and time periods; they should not be added together or treated as outcomes for every person currently enrolled.

The reported first-year retention rate is 71%, meaning that roughly seven in ten students in the measured entering group returned the following year. Completion figures are useful for comparing pathways, but an applicant's likely timeline also depends on transferred coursework, course sequencing, clinical placement requirements and whether they attend full time. The college's reported four- and six-year figures should not be mistaken for program-specific licensure-exam pass rates.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Bryan College of Health Sciences?

College Scorecard program data report median earnings measured one year after completion of $62,254 for the registered nursing field at Bryan College of Health Sciences. The comparable reported figure for allied health diagnostic, intervention and treatment professions is $61,999.

These are program-field medians for the measured population, not starting-salary offers or earnings promised to every graduate. Scorecard earnings measures depend on which former students can be observed in the underlying records, and they do not capture every job, career change or later pay increase. Differences in occupation, location, hours worked and further education also matter. Applicants should compare these figures with the full cost of their intended credential and examine program-specific licensure and employment information separately.