Chamberlain University-Texas

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

Reported IPEDS outcomes for Chamberlain University-Texas show a 25% six-year graduation rate and a 61% student retention rate. These measures answer different questions: graduation follows an entering cohort to completion, while retention tracks students' return from one period to the next.

The standard six-year bachelor's graduation measure focuses on first-time, full-time entrants and therefore does not describe the outcome of every transfer student. That distinction matters here because the reported transfer-in group is much larger than the first-time group. The reported four-year rate is also 25%, but small cohorts can cause large year-to-year swings. Applicants with prior college credit should ask for completion and time-to-degree information specifically relevant to transfer BSN students rather than using the first-time rate as a personal forecast.

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

A College Scorecard field-of-study figure reports $70,883 in earnings one year after completion for registered nursing and related nursing fields associated with the institution. It is an observed earnings measure for a defined group, not a starting-salary offer or a guaranteed outcome for a Houston graduate.

The figure should be interpreted with its underlying Scorecard definition and coverage in mind: field-of-study earnings can reflect an eligible subset of former students and may not isolate this campus, a particular employer, or a particular nursing role. Work hours, prior healthcare experience, location, and further education can also affect pay. It is most useful alongside completion, licensure, debt, and local job-market information.