Highest Graduation Rate Colleges in Nevada

15 schools ranked by six-year graduation rate from federal IPEDS data. Updated from the latest federal filings.

Includes two-year, technical and community colleges alongside four-year universities — the typeis shown under each name. Schools appear only where the underlying figures exist: a real undergraduate population and a published graduation rate. Satellite campuses that repeat a parent institution's numbers are collapsed into one entry.

#SchoolNet PriceGrad RateEarnings 10yrAcceptance
1Carrington College-Reno

Reno · private

$51,82381.9%$43,731—
2Northwest Career College

Las Vegas · community

$16,47069.6%$27,530—
3Chamberlain University-Nevada

Las Vegas · private

$27,07369.1%$92,40576.5%
4Carrington College-Las Vegas

Las Vegas · private

$43,57065.2%$36,718—
5Las Vegas College

Las Vegas · private

$29,88061.8%$31,398—
6University of Nevada-Reno

Reno · public

$15,92761.2%$60,61473.7%
7Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas

Las Vegas · private

$23,18860.3%$38,673—
8University of Nevada-Las Vegas

Las Vegas · public

$10,35953.8%$55,03796.2%
9Nevada Career Institute

Las Vegas · private

$41,74152.8%$41,472—
10Great Basin College

Elko · community

$8,47143.9%$39,289—
11Truckee Meadows Community College

Reno · public

$8,31242.7%$44,573—
12Nevada State University

Henderson · public

$14,06838.1%$53,16686.8%
13Western Nevada College

Carson City · public

$12,73235.3%$41,987—
14Arizona College of Nursing-Las Vegas

Las Vegas · private

$30,92126.9%$34,657100.0%
15College of Southern Nevada

Las Vegas · public

$6,61525.3%$38,087—

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Data from U.S. Department of Education (IPEDS, College Scorecard, Clery Act). Updated annually. Rankings reflect the data as reported — not editorial opinion.