Touro University California

What are the graduation rates for students at Touro University California?

A single conventional four-year or six-year freshman graduation rate would not describe most Touro University California students well. The institution primarily enrolls students in graduate and professional pathways, while standard federal freshman graduation measures track a much narrower entering undergraduate cohort.

IPEDS reported no first-time degree- or certificate-seeking undergraduate enrollment in the cited 2024-25 student figures. That makes a freshman-cohort rate especially unsuitable as a stand-in for completion in medicine, pharmacy, physician assistant studies, or other programs.

Applicants should instead seek the program-specific completion, attrition, board-exam, and licensing disclosures relevant to their field. Each measure answers a different question: finishing a degree is not the same as passing a licensing examination, and results for one entering class should not be assumed to predict an individual student's outcome.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Touro University California?

A College Scorecard field-of-study figure reports $71,339 in median earnings one year after completion for a Touro University California nursing field classified as "Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing." It is a field-specific measure, not an earnings figure for everyone who attends the university.

College Scorecard earnings measures cover the eligible federally aided students represented in a particular program cohort who met the measure's employment and enrollment criteria. The figure does not include every graduate's income and should not be read as a starting-salary offer or a guaranteed result. Nursing earnings also vary with prior experience, license, role, work hours, and location; some students in a nursing completion program may already be employed nurses.

When comparing programs, students should consider the earnings measure alongside tuition, borrowing, completion, and licensure information - and compare like credentials rather than applying a nursing figure to medicine or pharmacy.