Dallas Christian College

What are the graduation rates for students at Dallas Christian College?

Dallas Christian College's reported overall graduation rate is 29% in the 2024-25 IPEDS figures. Its reported four-year rate is 25%, and its six-year rate is 27%. These measures use defined entering-student cohorts and time windows; they should not be read as the share of all currently enrolled students who will eventually graduate.

The reported first-year retention rate is 41%, a separate measure of whether students return the following year. Graduation and retention figures can raise useful questions about course availability, advising and affordability, but the rates alone do not establish why students left or whether they continued elsewhere. Transfer entrants and part-time students may also have different paths from those represented in standard first-time-student graduation measures.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Dallas Christian College?

Program-level earnings should not be treated as a predictable salary for Dallas Christian College graduates. One-year-post-completion earnings figures do not yield a usable dollar estimate for the listed fields, so there is no sound basis here for ranking its majors by reported pay.

Earnings measures generally describe a defined group at a particular point after study, rather than every graduate or every job. For a career decision, students can pair any available longer-term outcome information with the occupation's licensing rules, likely entry-level work and local labor market. Dallas Christian College reports practical career services including résumé preparation, interview workshops, a job bank and job fairs; those services are distinct from verified job-placement or earnings results.