Regis University
Private nonprofit school in Denver, Colorado. 2,627 undergraduates. School website (opens in a new tab)
- 91.0%
- first-time NCLEX-RN pass rate, BSN, last 3 years pooled
- $18,133
- average net price a year, after grants and scholarships
- $81,679
- median pay of BSN graduates one year after finishing
How it compares
- Over its last 3 reporting years, Regis University's BSN graduates passed the NCLEX-RN on their first try 91.0% of the time (721 test-takers), 4.8 points above the Colorado BSN average of 86.2%.
- That puts it 9th of 14 ranked BSN programs in Colorado on first-time pass rate.
- Its average net price of $18,133 a year is $3,325 above the $14,808 median of the 7 ranked programs with a published price.
- Its first-time pass rate fell 4.0 points between 2023 and 2025.
NCLEX pass rate by year
- 2023 269 first-time takers91.8%
- 2024 247 first-time takers92.7%
- 2025 205 first-time takers87.8%
Colorado BSN average, latest year: 86.2%
Source: Colorado board of nursing (opens in a new tab), not stated by board. Listed by the board as Regis University- Accelerated; Regis University- Choice; Regis University- Traditional.
Nursing programs at Regis University
| Program | Graduates in 2023–24 | Median loan debt | Pay 1 year out | Accredited by | Online option |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor's (BSN) | 253 | $25,000 | $81,679 | CCNE | Partly |
| Master's (MSN) | 88 | $41,000 | $114,457 | CCNE | Partly |
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
58% of first-time, full-time students at Regis University finish within 150% of normal time (whole school, not nursing alone). Pass rates, cost and pay come from public sources listed on data sources and are combined by the method on how we rank programs. We do not accept payment to change a school's listing.
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