Covista is the largest healthcare-focused educator in the U.S., providing degree programs for aspiring nurses, physicians, veterinarians, and social workers. The company operates through three primary segments: Chamberlain, Walden, and its Medical and Veterinary schools. Chamberlain is the largest nursing school in the U.S., offering undergraduate and graduate degrees across multiple campuses and online. Walden is a fully online institution targeting working adults with programs in nursing, psychology, and public health. The Medical and Veterinary segment includes Caribbean-based schools that grant medical and veterinary degrees, primarily serving students who enter practice in the U.S. Covista generates revenue through tuition and fees, with enrollment volume and student retention serving as the primary drivers of growth. The business model benefits from significant operating leverage, as incremental enrollment increases margins against a largely fixed cost structure of faculty and infrastructure. The company is highly dependent on federal student aid programs for revenue. Covista’s strategy focuses on expanding campus capacity, adding new degree programs, and building direct hiring pipelines through partnerships with healthcare employers. The company integrates AI-powered learning tools to differentiate its programs for students and health system partners.