Graduation Rate 150% (3 Years)

2023-24 Report - 2020 fall cohort

2022-23 Report - 2019 fall cohort

2021-22 Report - 2018 fall cohort - updated January 30, 2023

2020-21 Report - 2017 fall cohort

2019-20 Report  - 2016 fall cohort

2018-19 Report  - 2015 fall cohort

2017-18 Report  - 2014 fall cohort

2016-17 Report  - 2013 fall cohort

2015-16 Report  - 2012 fall cohort

2014-15 Report  - 2011 fall cohort

2013-14 Report  - 2010 fall cohort

Graduation Rate 200% (4 Years)

2023-24 Report - 2019 fall cohort

2022-23 Report - 2018 fall cohort

2021-22 Report - 2017 fall cohort

2020-21 Report  - 2016 fall cohort

2019-20 Report  - 2015 fall cohort

2018-19 Report  - 2014 fall cohort

2017-18 Report  - 2013 fall cohort

2016-17 Report  - 2012 fall cohort

2015-16 Report  - 2011 fall cohort

2014-15 Report  - 2010 fall cohort

2013-14 Report  - 2009 fall cohort

The Graduation Rate survey data is submitted to IPEDS during the winter reporting period with a due date in mid-February.

Which students are included and how is the rate calculated?

"Graduation rate data (150% reports and 200% reports) provide information on institutional productivity and help institutions comply with reporting requirements of the Student Right-to-Know Act (1990) and the Higher Education Act, amended (2008). Graduation rates data are collected for full-time, first-time degree and certificate-seeking undergraduate students.

Data collected include:

• Number of students entering the institution as full-time, first-time degree or certificate-seeking students in a particular year (cohort), by race/ethnicity and gender;
• Number of students completing their program within a time period equal to one and a half times (150%) the normal period of time, by race/ethnicity, gender, and Pell status; and
• Number of students who transferred to other institutions.
• Number of students completing their program within a time period equal to two times (200%) the normal period of time." NCES IPEDS Website