American InterContinental University-Atlanta

What are the graduation rates for students at American InterContinental University-Atlanta?

IPEDS 2024-25 data reports an overall graduation rate of 21% for AIU-Atlanta. The reported four-year rate is 8%, while the six-year rate is 9%. These measures can reflect different cohorts and reporting definitions; they should not be added together or read as the probability that any particular applicant will graduate.

The reported student-retention rate is 14%. Federal graduation-rate measures often focus on defined groups of first-time students and may not describe the experience of transfer students or adults following different enrollment patterns. A prospective student should ask for completion and persistence outcomes for the specific degree and study format under consideration, particularly if planning to attend part time.

What is the earning potential for graduates at American InterContinental University-Atlanta?

College Scorecard program figures supplied for AIU-Atlanta describe reported earnings one year after completion, not starting salaries promised to future graduates. The figures vary considerably by field and should not be used as evidence that every listed program is currently admitting students in Atlanta.

• Computer and information sciences: $45,331
• Business administration, management, and operations: $41,068
• Accounting and related services: $38,436
• Health and medical administrative services: $35,095
• Criminal justice and corrections: $28,733
• Design and applied arts: $19,700
• Film, video, and photographic arts: $14,267

Scorecard earnings are based on graduates whose earnings can be measured under federal reporting rules; they are not a census of everyone who completed a program. Occupation, location, prior work experience, further study, and the size of a reporting group can all affect interpretation. Compare an earnings figure with the degree's total expected cost, not with tuition for one year alone.