Nebraska Methodist College of Nursing & Allied Health

What are the graduation rates for students at Nebraska Methodist College of Nursing & Allied Health?

Reported graduation measures show that outcomes depend on the student group and time period being counted. The college's overall reported graduation rate is 60%, while its reported four-year and six-year rates are 30% and 49%, respectively. These figures should not be read as successive checkpoints for one identical group without checking each measure's underlying cohort definition.

The reported first-year student retention rate is 86%, meaning most students in the measured entering cohort returned for the next year. Retention and graduation answer different questions, and neither figure describes every transfer, graduate or part-time student. Applicants entering with previous credits should ask their program for completion information that better reflects transfer students and its expected course sequence.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Nebraska Methodist College of Nursing & Allied Health?

College Scorecard program data report $62,989 in median earnings one year after completion for the reported registered-nursing program grouping. This is a historical outcome for graduates captured in the federal earnings measure, not a starting salary, a prediction for an individual or a figure for every Nebraska Methodist College program.

The timing also matters: earnings one year after completion may reflect different jobs, hours worked and locations. Federal program measures cover the graduates for whom the relevant aid and earnings records can be matched; they do not describe every graduate's experience. Applicants can use the figure alongside information on program cost, borrowing, licensure results and the jobs associated with their intended credential.