Roseman University of Health Sciences

What are the graduation rates for students at Roseman University of Health Sciences?

A conventional four- or six-year freshman graduation rate is not a particularly useful stand-alone measure of Roseman's outcomes. Its 2024-25 reporting recorded no first-time, degree- or certificate-seeking undergraduate entrants, while its programs include transfer-entry and graduate professional pathways.

Federal freshman graduation-rate measures follow a defined entering undergraduate cohort over a set period. They do not, by themselves, describe how a cohort of nursing transfers or pharmacy students progressed through its own curriculum. Applicants evaluating completion should instead ask the specific program for recent cohort completion, withdrawal, licensure-exam, and - where relevant - residency-placement information, together with each measure's population and reporting period.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Roseman University of Health Sciences?

College Scorecard program data report $71,355 in median earnings one year after completion for Roseman's registered nursing field of study. This is a nursing-program measure, not a salary figure for every Roseman student or graduate.

The one-year figure reflects the population captured by the federal program-level earnings measure; it is not a guaranteed starting salary or a forecast of an individual's pay. Specialty, location, hours worked, prior experience, and further education can affect earnings. Applicants comparing programs should consider this measure alongside completion, licensing, borrowing, and the full cost of attendance.