Touro University Nevada

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

A conventional four-year or six-year freshman graduation rate is not a useful summary of Touro University Nevada's outcomes. Its enrollment is concentrated in professional and advanced study, and the reported first-time, degree-seeking undergraduate entering group is zero.

Prospective students should instead look for outcomes tied to the degree they want: completion within that program's expected timeframe, required examination results and, where relevant, residency placement or professional licensure results. These measures answer different questions and should be checked for their cohort year and population; an exam pass rate, for example, is not the same as the percentage of everyone who entered a program and graduated.

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

A College Scorecard field-of-study figure reports $71,339 in earnings one year after graduation for the registered nursing field associated with Touro University Nevada. It is a field-specific, time-specific observation - not an estimate of what every Touro Nevada student or nursing graduate will earn.

The figure should not be applied to osteopathic medicine, physical therapy or other programs. Its usefulness also depends on the population covered and the earnings measure used in the underlying Scorecard record; the figure alone does not establish either a starting salary offer or the earnings of all graduates. Occupation, location, prior work experience, further training and the cost of obtaining the credential all matter when weighing a prospective return on education.