Catholic International University

What are the graduation rates for students at Catholic International University?

IPEDS 2024-25 figures report a 100% overall graduation rate and a 100% six-year graduation rate for Catholic International University, alongside a 15% four-year rate. These measures should not be treated as a prediction of how quickly a new student will finish.

Federal graduation-rate measures follow defined entering cohorts, not every undergraduate or graduate student. At an institution serving adult and transfer learners, those cohorts may describe only a narrow portion of the student body; small cohorts can also produce large changes in percentages. The contrast between the four- and six-year figures makes it particularly important to ask about completion patterns for the specific program and student pathway under consideration.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Catholic International University?

A reliable program-level earnings figure is not available here for students who completed theological and ministerial studies at Catholic International University. It would therefore be misleading to attach a salary expectation to that degree.

Even when federal earnings figures are published, students should check whether they measure people who received federal aid, how long after completion income was measured and whether the reported number is a median or an average. Earnings can reflect occupation, prior work experience, location and hours worked - not just the credential. Applicants considering ministry or education roles may find it more useful to compare the degree's requirements with actual job postings and their likely borrowing costs.