Provo College-Idaho Falls Campus

What are the graduation rates for students at Provo College-Idaho Falls Campus?

The clearest completion-related indicator in the supplied institutional reporting is a 40% student retention rate. Retention measures whether a defined entering group continues or completes within the reporting period; it is not the same as the percentage that ultimately graduates.

That figure is a reason to ask for outcomes specific to the credential under consideration. Useful measures include the number who start a cohort, finish the program on schedule, pass any required licensing examination, and complete after taking longer. Cohort definitions and reporting years matter: an institution-wide retention figure cannot establish the completion prospects of an individual nursing applicant.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Provo College-Idaho Falls Campus?

College Scorecard field-of-study reporting lists $54,996 for registered nursing and related nursing fields one year after graduation. This is a reported outcome for the population represented in that federal field-of-study measure, not a salary offer to every Idaho Falls graduate.

The field label covers more than one nursing specialty, and an institution-level field figure should not automatically be read as an Idaho Falls campus-only result. Earnings can also vary with credential, licensure, location, hours worked, and prior experience. Applicants should compare the figure with the cost of their exact program and ask how the institution defines any separately advertised employment outcomes.