Chamberlain University-Virginia

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

Chamberlain University-Virginia's reported overall graduation rate is 100%, as are its reported four-year and six-year rates. These figures require particular care: federal graduation-rate measures follow defined groups of first-time, full-time entrants, not every student who enrolls.

The campus enrolls very few first-time students compared with transfers. A rate based on a small entering group can change sharply when the outcome of one student changes, and it does not describe the completion experience of the much larger transfer population. The reported student retention rate is also 100%, but retention measures continued enrollment over a specified period, not eventual graduation. Nursing applicants should consider these figures alongside program-specific completion and licensing-exam results for the campus and cohort relevant to them.

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

College Scorecard data report $70,883 in earnings one year after graduation for the field labeled "Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing." This is a field-of-study outcome for the measured graduates, not a salary promised to a Chamberlain University-Virginia student or a starting-pay offer from an employer.

The figure does not, by itself, show what a particular graduate will earn in Northern Virginia. Employment status, prior healthcare experience, work hours, licensing, specialty and location can all affect earnings. Prospective students should also compare any available earnings measure with borrowing and repayment obligations, rather than treating income as a complete measure of a degree's value.