Bryan College-Dayton

What are the graduation rates for students at Bryan College-Dayton?

Bryan College's reported overall graduation rate is 50%, while its four-year rate is 45%. Its reported six-year rate is also 50%. These measures describe the share of a defined entering student cohort that completed a credential within the stated period; they are not the graduation odds of every person who enrolls.

In particular, standard federal graduation-rate cohorts center on first-time, full-time entrants, so transfer students and many part-time or returning students are not represented in the same way. Bryan's reported first-year retention rate is 71%, a separate measure of whether students return the following year. Neither figure explains why an individual student stays, leaves, or takes longer to finish.

A prospective student can make these statistics more useful by checking the course sequence for their intended major and asking whether required classes are offered often enough to support a four-year plan.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Bryan College-Dayton?

College Scorecard program-level data reports $46,728 in earnings one year after completion for Bryan College students in business administration, management, and operations. The one-year measure is a median for graduates captured in the relevant federal earnings records, not a starting-salary offer or a prediction for every business graduate.

Program earnings data cover a limited population and can be affected by which graduates have matchable earnings records, whether they continue their education, where they work, and the jobs they enter. The figure also says little on its own about career progression or earnings after loan payments. Students comparing programs should consider it alongside program cost, completion prospects, internship access, and the kinds of roles graduates seek.