Diversity, Retention, and
Graduation
Bachelor’s Degree Retention Rate
Retention Rates are the percentages of bachelor's (or equivalent) degree-seeking undergraduates from the previous fall who are enrolled in the current fall. Data is from IPEDS Fall Enrollment Survey.
The rate reported here is the percentage of first-time, full-time undergraduates first enrolled in fall semester 2022 who returned in fall semester 2023.
Bachelor’s Degree Fall to Fall Retention Rate
93.0
Bachelor's Degree Graduation Rate
Graduation Rates are the percentages of bachelor’s degree-seeking or certificate-seeking students who graduate or complete within 150% of the normal time for graduation or completion in their program. For a 4-year bachelor’s degree the 150% graduation rate is the percentage who graduate within SIX years. Data is from IPEDS Graduation Rate Survey.
Rates reported here are the percentages of first-time, full-time undergraduates first enrolled in fall semester 2017 who graduated within 6 years (i.e., prior to the start of fall 2023).
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150% Rate |
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OVERALL |
79.0 |
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GENDER |
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Men |
76.0 |
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Women |
82.0 |
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RACE AND ETHNICITY |
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U.S. Non-Resident |
75.0 |
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Hispanic/Latino |
82.0 |
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American Indian or Alaskan Native |
100 |
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Asian |
80.0 |
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Black or African American |
86.0 |
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Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander |
- |
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White |
79.0 |
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Two or More Races |
75.0 |
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Unknown |
50.0 |
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FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID RECIPIENT |
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Pell Grant Recipients |
73.0 |
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Federal Direct Loan Recipients Who Did Not Receive a Pell Grant |
81.0 |
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Recipients of Neither a Pell Grant nor a Federal Direct Loan |
82.0 |
Data updated November 2024
October 31, 2024