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ECPI University ADN: cost, pass rate and local pay

An associate degree in nursing (ADN) in San Antonio, 18 months (5 semesters, 71 credits). In 2025, 8 of its 9 first-time test takers passed the NCLEX-RN.

Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) · San Antonio, Texas · Updated Nov. 1, 2026

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Total cost
Checked Nov 4, 2026
Pass rate
88.9%
8 of 9, 2025 1
Payback time
Local wage
$94,370
RN median, San Antonio 4

The short version

  • Its 2025 pass rate of 88.9% was within 0.3 points of the Texas average. In 2024 it was 7.3 points above. That rate is based on a small group of 9 test takers.

These findings are generated from the numbers on this page and change when the data does. How we write them

What it costs

ECPI University does not publish a total cost for this program (we checked on Nov 4, 2026). No San Antonio program cost published. Ask the program directly for its cost sheet; contact details are on its page.

For comparison only, not this program's price: the 8 Texas private career school RN programs that publish a cost range from $15,000 to $114,939, with a median of $86,358. How we compare

The real cost of getting licensed

The program price is not the whole bill. Here is what stands between today and a license, with what we know and what we don't.

PieceCostTime
PrerequisitesData coming soonData coming soon
ECPI University ADNData coming soon18 months (5 semesters, 71 credits)
Living costs while in schoolNot included
Total before living costsNot yet known18 months (5 semesters, 71 credits) + prerequisites

We will add typical prerequisite costs at nearby colleges once collected. How we count cost

Will graduates pass the NCLEX-RN?

In 2025, 8 of ECPI University's 9 first-time test takers passed the NCLEX-RN. Its rate fell from 100% in 2024 to 88.9%, a larger drop than the statewide average. 1

Small group: 9 test takers. One result moves the rate a lot.

Passed on the first try: 8Did not pass on the first try: 1

Bars start at 75% so small differences are visible. National rates are on the methodology page. Earlier years: 23

What nurses earn around San Antonio

Payback time uses the middle wage. Here is the wider picture.

$94,370
RN median wage, San Antonio metro 4
Data coming soon
25th to 75th percentile
Data coming soon
Projected yearly openings

How it compares in the San Antonio area

The 17 programs in the area that lead to an RN license.

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Program facts

Length
18 months (5 semesters, 71 credits)
Schedule
Year round, in person
Starts
Multiple starts a year
Credential
Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN), eligible for NCLEX-RN
Board approval status
Data coming soon
Accreditation
Data coming soon
Sector
Private career school
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What changed

  • Apr 20262025 pass rate added: 88.9% (8 of 9).
  • Apr 20252024 pass rate added: 100% (6 of 6).
  • Apr 20242023 pass rate added: 100% (8 of 8).

Sources and dates

  1. Texas Board of Nursing, Report of 2025 NCLEX-RN Examination Pass Rates (Board Meeting, April 2026, item 3.2.13), April 2026.
  2. Texas Board of Nursing, Report of 2024 NCLEX-RN Examination Pass Rates (Board Meeting, April 2025, item 3.2.12), April 2025.
  3. Texas Board of Nursing, Report of 2023 NCLEX-RN Examination Pass Rates (Board Meeting, April 2024, item 3.2.15), April 2024.
  4. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX, May 2025.

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