
300 E 27th Street, North Newton, KS 67117, USA


Bethel College-North Newton has graduation rates that fall within the lower range compared to other institutions. The overall graduation rate stands at 43%, placing it in the bottom 25% nationwide. When broken down by gender, the graduation rate for men is notably lower at 33%, ranking in the bottom 20%, while the rate for women is somewhat higher at 53%, although still in the bottom 35% percentile.
The four-year graduation rate is particularly low, at just 28%, which also positions the college in the bottom quartile nationally. Similarly, the six-year graduation rate remains at 43%, reflecting the overall graduation trend. Retention rates echo these figures, with only 60% of students returning after their first year, a rate that ranks in the bottom 15% of institutions.
These statistics suggest that students face challenges in completing their degrees within traditional time frames. Prospective students may want to consider these rates alongside other factors when evaluating the potential outcomes of enrolling at Bethel College-North Newton.
Among the various fields of study offered at Bethel College-North Newton, graduates with a degree in Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research, and Clinical Nursing have a clear indication of their earning potential, averaging an annual income of $52,166. This suggests strong prospects for students pursuing careers in nursing compared to other areas where earnings data is not available.
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