Chamberlain University-Florida

What are the graduation rates for students at Chamberlain University-Florida?

The reported overall graduation rate for Chamberlain University-Florida was 33%, and the reported four-year and six-year rates were also 33%. These figures describe defined reporting cohorts, not the probability that every newly admitted student - particularly a transfer student - will finish.

Federal graduation-rate measures generally focus on students entering as first-time, full-time degree seekers. That limitation is especially important here: the campus reported substantially more transfer-in students than first-time entrants. A small first-time cohort can also make its percentage change sharply when only a few students have different outcomes.

The reported student retention rate was 63%. Retention tracks continued enrollment across a specified period; it is not the same measure as graduation. Applicants comparing BSN programs may also want program-specific completion, NCLEX-RN examination, and licensure information for the relevant Jacksonville cohorts, with each measure's definition and reporting period clearly identified.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Chamberlain University-Florida?

A College Scorecard field-of-study figure reported in October 2026 lists $70,883 in earnings one year after completion for the nursing field associated with Chamberlain University-Florida. It is a reported outcome for a defined group and time point, not a starting-salary offer or an estimate for every student.

Field-of-study earnings should be read alongside the Scorecard's population and measurement notes. They may reflect only graduates captured in the underlying earnings records, and one-year results cannot show later career progression, differences in work hours, local pay, or whether an individual has obtained an RN license. Earnings are useful for comparison, but they do not by themselves establish the return on a particular student's tuition and borrowing.