Graduation and Retention Rates: Find Out if Anyone Sticks Around
At Baptist Bible College, 85 undergraduates were scheduled to complete their degree in 2015. Did they? Let's find out...
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What Retention and Graduation Rates Mean to You
Retention Rates can be used to estimate if you'll stay at Baptist Bible College and for how long. An on-time graduation rate is considered to be two or four years, unlike the "overall" graduation rate that can vary four to six years, depending on the degree.
Pay attention to the on-time graduation rates if you're planning on completing your degree in four years. They can also be used to understand exactly how much you'll be paying for college, as prolonging a graduation means paying more for your degree.
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Baptist Bible College Retention Rates: Are They Too Low?
In order to graduate you have to make it past freshman year. With only 69.0% of students staying on to become sophomores, Baptist Bible College has freshman retention rates below the national average of 70.9%.
Any Questions?
- When you attend a school that is high quality and a good fit for you, it is more likely you'll return for another year.Read more about why retention is so important.
- How many students make it past freshman year? You might be surprised at the answer.
Graduation Rates for Baptist Bible College: Do They Meet Your Standards?
The following information is based upon data for students who were "First-Time/Full-Time Undergraduate Degree Seekers" at Baptist Bible College.
Out of the 317 undergraduate students at Baptist Bible College, 76 (about 24%) are considered first-time/full-time degree seekers.
Given that the percentage of first-time full-time undergraduates is so low, the mission of Baptist Bible College may reflect other priorities such as providing education for "returning" or "part-time" students. The following data should be discounted accordingly.
If you are not a "First-Time/Full-Time Undergraduate Degree Seeker" then you will want to ask Baptist Bible College about graduation rates for other more appropriate groups of students.
Only 21.2% of first-time/full-time students graduate from Baptist Bible College on time (two or four years depending on the degree) and only 37.6% graduate at all, ranking this school below average in both categories when compared nationally.
Based on the caliber of first-time/full-time students that attend Baptist Bible College we would have expected an overall graduation rate of 40.1%. This is on par with the actual rate at which the college graduates students and suggests that Baptist Bible College is performing on average when the previous academic achievement of students is factored in.
The Majority of First-Time/Full-Time Non-Grads at This School Dropped Out.
62.3% of students at Baptist Bible College failed to graduate within 150% of the expected time. The majority did so because they dropped out.
Additional Considerations
- How many people drop out of college?
