Chamberlain University-Louisiana

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

A comparable four-year or six-year graduation rate is not established for Chamberlain University-Louisiana in the 2024-25 figures cited here. Prospective students should therefore avoid treating a university-wide completion claim, or a figure from another Chamberlain campus, as the Jefferson campus's graduation rate.

The campus reported an 86% student retention rate. Retention measures continued enrollment over a specified period; it does not mean that 86% of students finished the BSN. For a more useful assessment of completion, applicants can ask for the Jefferson program's cohort-based graduation measure, its timeframe, and how transfer students or students who pause their studies are counted. First-time freshman measures may be especially limited at a campus enrolling substantially more transfer-in students than first-time students.

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

College Scorecard information available in October 2026 reported $70,883 in earnings one year after completion for the registered nursing and related nursing field of study associated with the institution. This is a reported outcome for a defined group and measurement period, not an expected starting salary for every Jefferson graduate.

Field-of-study earnings measures generally reflect graduates with earnings captured in federal records and exclude some people, including those without covered earnings. The figure also does not describe the distribution of salaries, local job openings, loan balances or whether a graduate obtained a particular nursing position. Students comparing programs should consider it alongside the cost of completing the degree, licensure results and the type of work they hope to pursue.