Boricua College

What are the graduation rates for students at Boricua College?

Reported graduation measures for Boricua College require careful reading: an overall graduation figure of 81% appears alongside a 33% four-year figure and a 33% six-year figure in 2024-25 reporting. These figures should not be treated as interchangeable measures of one entering class.

Graduation rates can use different starting cohorts, time windows, and degree categories. In particular, a four-year or six-year rate generally concerns a defined group of first-time, full-time students, not everyone who attends; transfers and many part-time students may be excluded. The college also reports first-year retention of 86%, a measure of continued enrollment rather than degree completion. Applicants should request the most recent completion results for their intended credential and ask whether those results include transfer and part-time students.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Boricua College?

College Scorecard program-level figures report earnings measured one year after completion for several Boricua College fields. Reported amounts include $33,760 for teacher education, $32,040 for community organization and advocacy, and $27,362 for business administration and management.

These are field-specific observations, not a salary offered to every graduate. College Scorecard earnings measures concern graduates with qualifying earnings records and can exclude people who do not meet the measure's reporting criteria. They also reflect an early point in a career, before some graduates complete licensure or gain substantial experience. A student comparing programs should consider the credential level, the occupations it prepares students for, and likely additional training costs alongside any one-year earnings figure.