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Colleges in Nevada: 5 Ranked by Earnings, Tuition & Graduation Rate

Every college in Nevada with verified College Scorecard data, ranked three ways below: by graduate earnings, by in-state tuition and by graduation rate. 8 institutions in total.

Institutions

8

Avg In-State Tuition

$14,147

Avg Out-of-State

$22,146

Avg Earnings

$61,016

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Quick answer

According to College Scorecard data on CollegeFactbook.com, Nevada has 8 degree-granting colleges and universities with average in-state tuition of $14,147 and average graduate earnings of $61,016 ten years after entry.

State Overview

Nevada's higher education landscape includes eight institutions. The average in-state tuition is $14,146.67, while the average out-of-state tuition is $22,145.50. The average graduate earnings for students from these institutions is $61,016.13.

The data indicates a significant difference in tuition costs for in-state versus out-of-state students. The average graduate earnings suggest a positive return on investment for students completing their education in Nevada.

Generated from College Scorecard & IPEDS data

Schools by Type

Popular Majors in Nevada

Cost Comparison

NV Avg In-State $14,147
NV Avg Out-of-State $22,146

Cost Analysis

Nevada's average in-state tuition of $14,147 compares to an average out-of-state tuition of $22,146. The average graduate from a Nevada institution earns $61,016 within 5 years of graduation.

Frequently Asked Questions

There are 8 colleges and universities in Nevada, including public, private non-profit, and for-profit institutions.

Best Colleges in Nevada, Ranked by Data

Three orderings of the same 5 colleges, straight from College Scorecard: who earns most after graduating, who charges least in-state, and who graduates the largest share. No editorial weighting.

Best colleges in Nevada by graduate earnings

  1. 1 Chamberlain University-Nevada $84,533 median, 5 yrs · Las Vegas
  2. 2 University of Nevada-Reno $49,182 median, 5 yrs · Reno
  3. 3 Nevada State University $47,092 median, 5 yrs · Henderson
  4. 4 University of Nevada-Las Vegas $42,865 median, 5 yrs · Las Vegas
  5. 5 Arizona College of Nursing-Las Vegas $32,840 median, 5 yrs · Las Vegas

Cheapest colleges in Nevada by in-state tuition

  1. 1 Nevada State University $6,368 / year · Henderson
  2. 2 University of Nevada-Reno $8,994 / year · Reno
  3. 3 University of Nevada-Las Vegas $9,142 / year · Las Vegas
  4. 4 Chamberlain University-Nevada $20,462 / year · Las Vegas
  5. 5 Arizona College of Nursing-Las Vegas $22,426 / year · Las Vegas

Best colleges in Nevada by graduation rate

  1. 1 University of Nevada-Reno 62 % graduate · Reno
  2. 2 University of Nevada-Las Vegas 49 % graduate · Las Vegas
  3. 3 Nevada State University 32 % graduate · Henderson

National rankings: highest earning · most affordable · best graduation rate · best ROI.