Overall Graduation Rates
List of Institutions (sorted by graduation rates)
| Institution | Sector | State | 150% normal time to completion | 100% normal time to completion | Pell awarded student (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Montana Technological University |
pub4yr
|
MT | 57.34% | 35.66% | 26% |
| Heidelberg University |
nfp4yr
|
OH | 57.35% | 51.84% | 37% |
| CUNY City College |
pub4yr
|
NY | 57.37% | 23.83% | 53% |
| Hampton University |
nfp4yr
|
VA | 57.42% | 39.68% | 21% |
| Moore College of Art and Design |
nfp4yr
|
PA | 57.45% | 51.06% | 40% |
| California State University-Sacramento |
pub4yr
|
CA | 57.46% | 20.31% | 50% |
| University of Missouri-St Louis |
pub4yr
|
MO | 57.55% | 37.22% | 24% |
| University of North Carolina at Greensboro |
pub4yr
|
NC | 57.55% | 38.21% | 48% |
| Nichols College |
nfp4yr
|
MA | 57.59% | 56.04% | 29% |
| Fortis Institute-Birmingham |
fp2yr
|
AL | 57.59% | 30.38% | 81% |
| Universal Technical Institute of Arizona Inc |
fp2yr
|
AZ | 57.60% | 22.30% | 42% |
| University of the Incarnate Word |
nfp4yr
|
TX | 57.60% | 38.48% | 42% |
| La Salle University |
nfp4yr
|
PA | 57.62% | 52.62% | 38% |
| California State University-Stanislaus |
pub4yr
|
CA | 57.62% | 18.93% | 57% |
| CUNY Hunter College |
pub4yr
|
NY | 57.66% | 30.67% | 46% |
- 150% Graduation Rate reflects completion within 3 years for an Associate Degree, and within 6 years for a Bachelor's degree
- 100% Graduation Rate reflects completion within 2 years for an Associate Degree, and within 4 years for a Bachelor's degree
- Graduation Rates by Sector aggregates starting and graduating cohorts to calculate sector-wide rates
List of Institutions (sorted by graduation rates)
| Institution | Sector | State | 150% normal time to completion | 100% normal time to completion | Pell awarded student (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Montana Technological University |
pub4yr
|
MT | 57.34% | 35.66% | 26% |
| Heidelberg University |
nfp4yr
|
OH | 57.35% | 51.84% | 37% |
| CUNY City College |
pub4yr
|
NY | 57.37% | 23.83% | 53% |
| Hampton University |
nfp4yr
|
VA | 57.42% | 39.68% | 21% |
| Moore College of Art and Design |
nfp4yr
|
PA | 57.45% | 51.06% | 40% |
| California State University-Sacramento |
pub4yr
|
CA | 57.46% | 20.31% | 50% |
| University of Missouri-St Louis |
pub4yr
|
MO | 57.55% | 37.22% | 24% |
| University of North Carolina at Greensboro |
pub4yr
|
NC | 57.55% | 38.21% | 48% |
| Nichols College |
nfp4yr
|
MA | 57.59% | 56.04% | 29% |
| Fortis Institute-Birmingham |
fp2yr
|
AL | 57.59% | 30.38% | 81% |
| Universal Technical Institute of Arizona Inc |
fp2yr
|
AZ | 57.60% | 22.30% | 42% |
| University of the Incarnate Word |
nfp4yr
|
TX | 57.60% | 38.48% | 42% |
| La Salle University |
nfp4yr
|
PA | 57.62% | 52.62% | 38% |
| California State University-Stanislaus |
pub4yr
|
CA | 57.62% | 18.93% | 57% |
| CUNY Hunter College |
pub4yr
|
NY | 57.66% | 30.67% | 46% |
- 150% Graduation Rate reflects completion within 3 years for an Associate Degree, and within 6 years for a Bachelor's degree
- 100% Graduation Rate reflects completion within 2 years for an Associate Degree, and within 4 years for a Bachelor's degree
- Graduation Rates by Sector aggregates starting and graduating cohorts to calculate sector-wide rates
Graduation Rates by Sector
On-time Graduation Rates Are Too Low
- Across all two-year institutions, only 21.7% students complete their two-year degree program in two years.
- Only 40.25% of students complete a four-year degree program in four years. This figure only includes first-time, full-time students; it excludes all part-time and transfer students.
Sector Graduation Insight
- Four-year for-profit institutions have lower 150% of normal time graduation rates (28%) than either private not-for-profits (67%) or public institutions (67%) or public institutions (63%) but serve a higher percentage of low-income students.
- Public two-year institutions have lower 150% graduation rates (29%) than either private not-for-profits (54.6%) or for-profit institutions (48%) but have open-enrollment policies mandated by the state and are not able to include students who transfer out and graduate from another institution in their reporting.