AdventHealth University

What are the graduation rates for students at AdventHealth University?

Reported IPEDS graduation measures for AdventHealth University include a 39% overall graduation rate, a 25% four-year rate, and a 37% six-year rate. The reported student retention rate is 64%.

These measures do not necessarily follow the same students or cover every learner at the university. Federal graduation-rate measures commonly focus on defined groups of first-time, full-time entrants, while this institution also enrolls substantial numbers of transfer and adult students. A lower four-year rate does not show how many students eventually finish after transferring in, changing enrollment intensity, or completing a different type of credential.

Applicants comparing programs should ask for outcomes specific to their intended degree, including completion within the program's expected time and, where relevant, licensure-exam results.

What is the earning potential for graduates at AdventHealth University?

College Scorecard program-level figures report earnings measured one year after graduation, not a salary promised to an incoming student. The reported amount is $64,534 for allied health diagnostic, intervention, and treatment professions and $62,653 for registered nursing and related nursing fields.

Other reported one-year figures are $33,504 for general health sciences and $28,770 for general biology. These are broad fields of study, not forecasts for every occupation within them. The figures should not be compared as though all graduates entered the same labor market or had the same level of prior experience.

Earnings data can help frame questions about career paths, but it does not account for every graduate, later salary growth, working hours, further education, or the amount borrowed to complete a degree.