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Cochran School of Nursing

Cochran School of Nursing

Yonkers, NY · Suburb · 117 students
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Graduation rate
58% typical
$99,503
Earnings 10 years on
Measured 2020 & 2021
$41,472 typical
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Acceptance rate
84% typical · not scored
Accredited by Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
About

As the oldest nursing school in Westchester County, the Cochran School of Nursing in Yonkers, New York, is best known for its dedicated, hospital-based Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree in Nursing. Directly affiliated with St. John's Riverside Hospital, the institution offers an immersive, career-focused student experience where rigorous academic coursework is paired with immediate, hands-on clinical rotations. The campus culture is tight-knit and supportive, offering flexible day and evening scheduling options that cater well to both traditional students and working adult learners. A distinctive hallmark of the school is its seamless transfer articulation agreements with four-year universities like Mercy University and Pace University, allowing graduates to easily transition their associate degree into a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).


Wikipedia:St. John's Riverside Hospital is a private, community hospital located in Yonkers, New York. It was founded in 1869 as the first hospital in Westchester County, and shares a location and history with the Cochran School of Nursing, which was founded in 1894 as the first nursing school in Westchester. The hospital was two primary locations in Yonkers, which is the result of its merger with Yonkers General Hospital in 2001.

Location
Yonkers, NY, 10701 · Suburb campus
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Nearest airport from college
HPN · Westchester
11 mi away
Cost & aid

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Outcomes
Earnings · measured 2020 & 2021
6 yrs after entry$78,092
10 yrs after entry$99,503
Debt
Median at graduation$19,625
Monthly payment$208
Middle 50% owe$9k–$20.1k
Green marks a figure above the typical Special focus — health professions: $41,472 earned 10 yrs after entry.
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Student Body
Gender
Men 11%Women 89%
Who enrolls
Faculty ratio
3 : 1
Pell grant
45%
First-gen
42%
Family income
$33,101
Veterans
16%
Age at entry
31.0
Part-time
79%
Race & ethnicity
White
17%
Hispanic
38%
Black
33%
Asian
3%
Two or more
5%
Non-resident
1%
NH/PI
2%
Varsity sports

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Institutional
Resources
Full-time faculty
100%
Faculty salary
$11,740/mo
Teaching spend
$37,091
per student
Federal loans
77%
Classification
Carnegie type
Special focus — health professions
Undergraduate profile
Two-year, mostly part-time

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