Bryant & Stratton College-Albany

What are the graduation rates for students at Bryant & Stratton College-Albany?

Bryant & Stratton College-Albany's reported overall graduation rate is 29% in the 2024-25 institutional data. That figure warrants attention, but it should not be read as the probability that every newly enrolled student - including a transfer student - will graduate.

Federal graduation-rate measures commonly follow a defined group of first-time, full-time students over a specified completion window. They do not capture every way adult, part-time, and transfer students may progress. The campus also reports a 100% student-retention figure, which measures a different outcome for a different cohort; it does not cancel out the graduation rate. Applicants can ask their intended program for recent completion, withdrawal, and time-to-degree information that better matches their enrollment plans.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Bryant & Stratton College-Albany?

Reported program-level earnings one year after graduation differ substantially by field. College Scorecard figures dated October 2026 list $61,793 for registered nursing and related nursing study, compared with $34,716 for public health and $34,656 for business administration and related study.

These are reported outcomes for people in the applicable program-level data, not starting-salary offers or predictions for an individual Albany student. Earnings can reflect occupation, local labor markets, prior experience, hours worked, and the mix of students included in a measurement. The figures are most useful alongside program costs, completion outcomes, and any licensing requirements - not as a stand-alone measure of a degree's value.