Nursing Schools in Nevada: All 31 Approved Programs & NCLEX Pass Rates

Nevada has 20 schools running 31 board-approved nursing programs 28 RN-track and 3 PN/LPN-track. Every row below comes straight from the state board of nursing's published approved-program list — not self-reported school marketing.

31
Approved programs
20
Schools
Avg RN pass rate (2025)
86.5%
National RN average

Every Approved Nursing Program in Nevada

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31 of 31 programs · “—” = not published for that program · tuition is the school’s published in-state price for one year, before aid; grad pay is the median for that program’s own graduates, one year out

Arizona CollegeConditionalLas VegasBSNRN
Carrington CollegeRenoADNRN
Carrington CollegeNew/provisionalLas VegasADNRN
Chamberlain UniversityLas VegasBSNRN
College of Southern NevadaLas VegasAAS in NursingRN$4,358$77,082
College of Southern NevadaLas VegasCertificate in Practical NursingPN$4,358
College of Southern NevadaLas VegasLPN to RN BridgeRN$4,358
Galen CollegeNew/provisionalLas VegasADNRN
Galen CollegeNew/provisionalLas VegasBSNRN
Galen CollegeNew/provisionalLas VegasLPN to RN Bridge (ADN)RN
Grand Canyon UniversityHendersonAccelerated BSN (ABSN)RN
Great Basin CollegeElkoAAS in NursingRN$3,923
Great Basin CollegeElkoParamedic/LPN to RN BridgeRN$3,923
Joyce University of Nursing and Health SciencesClinical onlyDraper, UTADNRN
Joyce University of Nursing and Health SciencesClinical onlyDraper, UTBSNRN
Las Vegas CollegeConditionalLas VegasADNRN$17,495$75,561
Las Vegas CollegeLas VegasCertificate in Practical NursingPN$17,495
Mohave Community CollegeClinical onlyKingman, AZADNRN
Nevada Career InstituteNew/provisionalLas VegasADNRN$18,491program year
Nevada State UniversityHendersonBSNRN$6,765$85,585
Nightingale CollegeClinical onlySalt Lake City, UTBSNRN
Roseman University of Health SciencesHendersonBSNRN$85,166
Truckee Meadows Community CollegeRenoAS in NursingRN$3,352$80,518
Unitek CollegeNew/provisionalRenoADNRN
Unitek CollegeRenoBSNRN
Unitek CollegeRenoCertificate in Practical NursingPN
University of Nevada, Las VegasLas VegasBSNRN$9,748$83,327
University of Nevada, Las VegasLas VegasDirect Entry MSN (DEMSN)RN$9,748
University of Nevada, Reno (Orvis School of Nursing)RenoBSNRN
Western Governors UniversityClinical onlySalt Lake City, UTBSNRN
Western Nevada CollegeCarson CityAAS in NursingRN$4,168$82,312

Whichever school you choose, the NCLEX is the finish line

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many nursing schools are in Nevada?

Nevada has 20 schools offering 31 board-approved nursing programs: 28 RN-track (ADN/BSN and similar) and 3 PN/LPN-track programs, per the state board of nursing's current approved-program list.

What does a first-time NCLEX pass rate tell me about a school?

It is the share of a program’s graduates who passed the NCLEX on their first attempt — the single most comparable public outcome number nursing programs report. Boards of nursing track it for program approval, and consistently low rates can put a program on conditional status. Compare it alongside cost, location, and program length, not in isolation.

About this data

Program list and 2025 first-time NCLEX pass rates are taken directly from the Nevada board of nursing's published approved-program materials. “—” means the board did not publish a 2025 rate for that program (new programs, small cohorts, or PN lists without rate tables). Pass rates refresh annually; this page is rebuilt from the board lists when they update.

Tuition, admission rates, graduate earnings and debt come from the U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard (Most Recent Cohorts, June 10 2026 data release), matched by school name and city to 9 of 20 Nevada schools. Schools the federal data does not cover — hospital-based programs and schools outside federal student-aid reporting — show “—” rather than an estimate. Tuition and admission rates describe the whole institution; earnings and debt are specific to its nursing programs, by credential, and lag the current graduating class by several years.

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