Cochran School of Nursing

Cochran School of Nursing is a two-year trade school in Yonkers, NY. It has an extremely small student body with 26 full-time students enrolled. Cochran Nursing only offers an Associate's in Nursing. Its nursing program is ranked #115 in its state. What's more, Cochran School of Nursing ranked 11th in NY for highest paid graduates. On average, alumni go on to make a yearly salary of $77,300 two years after finishing their studies. After another four years of experience, the alumni's average yearly wage increases 8.7% to $84,000, which is 109.5% beyond the national median. Applicants may want to know that Cochran Nursing doesn't have early decision. In addition, Cochran Nursing does not have a teacher certification program. On the subject of costs, be aware that if your household has an income of under $30k, you should pay $29 annually for tuition. Relating to demographics, 87% of students are 22 to 24 and 19% of undergrads are from New York. With respect to the campus experience, first-year students don't have to live in on-campus housing. To conclude, the lowest-earning quarter of graduates rake in a starting salary of $51,900 or less and 93% of graduates have jobs two years after college.