Carolina College of Biblical Studies

What are the graduation rates for students at Carolina College of Biblical Studies?

IPEDS reports a 0% overall graduation rate for Carolina College of Biblical Studies in its 2024-25 figures. The reported four-year and six-year rates are also 0%. These measures follow defined groups of entering students; they do not mean that no one graduated from the college during that year.

Interpret the figures cautiously. The college reported only five first-time degree- or certificate-seeking undergraduates, and rates at a small institution can change sharply when a few students have different outcomes. Earlier reported rates also varied considerably. The separately reported 100% student retention rate concerns continued enrollment for a different measurement period and population; it neither cancels out nor explains the graduation figures.

Students weighing completion prospects should ask for recent outcomes for the specific program and enrollment pattern they are considering, especially if they expect to attend part time or transfer in. A first-time, full-time cohort may not resemble their path.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Carolina College of Biblical Studies?

There is no reliable program-level, one-year earnings figure to report here for biblical studies, religious education, or theological and ministerial studies. A salary claim for CCBS graduates would therefore give applicants a false sense of precision.

Earnings statistics, when available, require careful reading: the year after completion, the graduates included, and whether the figure is a median or mean all affect its meaning. Ministry and religious-education paths may also involve part-time roles, additional training, or work outside the field of study. Applicants can evaluate likely opportunities more concretely by comparing the degree's requirements with qualifications in positions they hope to pursue.