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See Student-Right-to-Know for the specific calculations required by the Student-Right-to-Know Act/Higher Education Act.

RETENTION RATES (MOST RECENT 5 YEARS)

This retention rate is the proportion of students who return to enroll in a second fall semester out of all those who entered ÃÛѨÊÓƵ as first years (freshmen) in the previous fall. For example, if 100 students enter and 100 students return the next year, the retention rate is 100%.

GRADUATION RATES (MOST RECENT 5 YEARS)

This graduation rate is the proportion of students who completed their bachelor's degrees within the specified time out of all those who entered ÃÛѨÊÓƵ as first year students (freshman) in the year specified. For example, if 100 students enter and 80 students graduate within 4 years, 90 students graduate within 5 years, and 100 students graduate within 6 years, the graduation rates are 80%, 90%, and 100% respectively. The time frame specified does not necessarily reflect continuous enrollment. For example, a student who entered in the fall of 2019 and graduated in 2014 (5 years) may have taken a semester or a year away from school during that time.​