Research College of Nursing

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

Graduation outcomes at a specialized nursing college need to be read by program and entering cohort. A general four-year college graduation measure may not describe the experience of students who enter after completing substantial college coursework elsewhere.

For a bachelor's applicant, the most useful comparison is a clearly defined cohort completion rate: how many students started the nursing sequence, how many completed it, and over what period. Completion and first-time NCLEX-RN examination results answer different questions. Neither should be treated as a guarantee that an individual student will graduate or obtain a license.

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

College Scorecard field-of-study data reports $62,225 in earnings one year after completion for Research College of Nursing's registered nursing field. The figure describes a measured group at a particular point after graduation, not a starting salary offered to every graduate.

Earnings data can help applicants compare programs, but it does not capture every graduate or explain differences in hours worked, nursing role, location, previous experience or further study. Students should consider it alongside program cost, borrowing, completion and licensure outcomes rather than using it as a return-on-investment promise.