Arkansas Baptist College

What are the graduation rates for students at Arkansas Baptist College?

Arkansas Baptist College's reported completion rates are low: IPEDS 2024-25 figures show a 7% overall graduation rate and a 23% student retention rate. These measures describe particular groups and reporting periods, not the probability that any individual student will finish.

The reported four-year graduation rate is 1%, while the six-year rate is 5%. Graduation measures can use different entering cohorts and eligibility rules, so these figures should not be added together or treated as stages followed by the same students. Retention measures continued enrollment rather than degree completion. An applicant can use these results to ask a specific question: what academic advising, course scheduling, and degree-planning support is available for the intended major?

What is the earning potential for graduates at Arkansas Baptist College?

Program-level earnings figures do not provide a reliable basis here for estimating what a new Arkansas Baptist College student might make after completing a particular major. Earnings depend on occupation, location, prior experience, additional education, and whether a person works full time.

Students comparing career prospects should look beyond a single salary statistic. Useful questions include which jobs a degree is designed to support, whether those jobs require a license or graduate study, and what internships or employer connections are accessible while enrolled. Arkansas Baptist College reports career support that includes résumé help, interview workshops, career counseling, a job bank, job fairs, and employer recruitment; those services are not measures of graduate employment outcomes.