Chamberlain University-California
Private for-profit school in Rancho Cordova, California. 751 undergraduates. School website
- 88.2%
- first-time NCLEX-RN pass rate, BSN, last 3 years pooled
- $46,658
- average net price a year, after grants and scholarships
- $89,974
- median pay of BSN graduates one year after finishing
How it compares
- Over its last 3 reporting years, Chamberlain University-California's BSN graduates passed the NCLEX-RN on their first try 88.2% of the time (670 test-takers), 0.5 points below the California BSN average of 88.7%.
- That puts it 27th of 44 ranked BSN programs in California on first-time pass rate.
- Its average net price of $46,658 a year is $29,167 above the $17,491 median of the 39 ranked programs with a published price.
- Its first-time pass rate fell 2.9 points between 2022/2023 and 2024/2025.
NCLEX pass rate by year
- 2022/2023 151 first-time takers88.1%
- 2023/2024 263 first-time takers91.3%
- 2024/2025 256 first-time takers85.2%
California BSN average, latest year: 88.7%
Source: California board of nursing, fiscal (Jul-Jun). Listed by the board as Chamberlain University, Irwindale; Chamberlain University, Rancho Cordova.
Nursing programs at Chamberlain University-California
| Program | Graduates in 2023–24 | Median loan debt | Pay 1 year out | Accredited by | Online option |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor's (BSN) | 279 | $21,656 | $89,974 | – | No |
Graduates are IPEDS completions for 2023–24 and include RN-to-BSN completers. Debt is the median federal loan balance of graduates who borrowed; pay is the median earnings of graduates working one year out (2024 dollars). Both from the College Scorecard. A dash means the figure is not published. “Partly” means some, but not all, of the school's programs at this level can be completed fully online, such as an RN-to-BSN track.
About these figures
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