Lakeview College of Nursing

What are the graduation rates for students at Lakeview College of Nursing?

Graduation outcomes at Lakeview should be evaluated in the context of its nursing-focused, transfer-oriented enrollment. Conventional four- or six-year graduation measures for students who enter college as first-time freshmen may describe this institution less effectively than they describe a college that enrolls large freshman classes.

A useful comparison would follow students from the point they enter Lakeview's nursing sequence and distinguish completion from eligibility to take the nursing licensing examination. Applicants comparing programs should look for a clearly dated cohort definition alongside any completion rate, as well as separately reported licensing-exam results. Neither measure alone establishes why students did or did not complete a program.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Lakeview College of Nursing?

College Scorecard field-of-study data report approximately $59,993 in earnings one year after graduation for Lakeview students in the registered nursing and related nursing field. This is an observed outcome for a defined group, not a starting-salary offer or a prediction for every graduate.

Field-of-study earnings can depend on which former students have earnings records, whether they work full time, their location, prior experience, and the jobs they take. The figure also captures an early career point; it does not show take-home pay, debt payments, or how earnings change over time. Applicants can use it as one point of comparison alongside total borrowing and program completion.