Baptist University of Florida

What are the graduation rates for students at Baptist University of Florida?

Baptist University of Florida's reported overall graduation rate is 52%, while its four-year rate is 27% and its six-year rate is 46%. These measures should not be read as if they necessarily describe one group of students reaching successive milestones: published completion measures can use different cohorts and definitions.

The reported first-year retention rate is 45%. Retention measures the share of a defined entering group that returns the following year, not the share that eventually completes a degree. Together, these figures make it worthwhile for an applicant to map out required courses and likely costs beyond four years, especially if transferring or attending part time. They do not, by themselves, establish why students leave or take longer to finish.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Baptist University of Florida?

The available program-level earnings figure is $26,124 for theological and ministerial studies, measured about one year after completion. It is a reported outcome for an eligible group associated with that field, not a starting-salary offer or a prediction of what any individual graduate will earn.

One-year earnings can be especially limited as a measure of ministry-related careers: graduates may enter further study, work part time, or pursue positions with different compensation structures. Students comparing programs should also consider completion costs, likely occupations, geographic location, and whether further credentials are needed. The reported figure should not be generalized to the university's other majors.