Denver College of Nursing-Houston

What are the graduation rates for students at Denver College of Nursing-Houston?

A conventional first-time-student graduation rate would tell only part of the story for Denver College of Nursing-Houston. The reported entering cohort included no first-time degree- or certificate-seeking undergraduates and 26 transfer-in undergraduates, so an outcome measure focused only on first-time students would not describe that transfer group.

For a more useful comparison, request completion results for the exact Houston program and credential, including how the school defines a starting cohort and the time allowed to finish. Licensure-exam pass rates answer a different question: they describe exam outcomes for eligible test-takers, not the share of all entrants who completed the program.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Denver College of Nursing-Houston?

A College Scorecard field-of-study figure reports $61,078 in earnings one year after graduation for the registered nursing, nursing administration, nursing research, and clinical nursing field associated with the institution. It is a field-level, post-completion measure - not a salary offer or a prediction for an individual Houston student.

Earnings figures should be read alongside their measurement period and population. They do not show what every graduate earns, whether a graduate works in nursing, or how pay varies by location, hours, experience, and employer. Applicants comparing the cost of programs should also consider completion, licensure eligibility, and borrowing.