Dewey University-Hato Rey

What are the graduation rates for students at Dewey University-Hato Rey?

Dewey University-Hato Rey's reported overall graduation rate is 54% in the supplied 2024-25 IPEDS figures. The reported four-year rate is 6%, and the six-year rate is 20%. These measures should not be added together or read as successive results for one identical group of students.

IPEDS graduation measures follow defined entering cohorts and time windows. At an institution offering different credential levels, an overall measure and bachelor's-degree time-to-completion measures can describe different student populations. The reported retention rate is 57%, a separate measure of whether students continue from one period of study to the next.

For a useful program-level comparison, applicants can ask for completion rates for their intended credential, the normal program length, and how the institution counts students who change programs or attend part time. A campus-wide rate cannot tell an individual student how long a particular degree will take.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Dewey University-Hato Rey?

Federal College Scorecard program figures report earnings measured one year after completion for some Dewey University-Hato Rey fields. The cited figures are $24,413 for registered nursing and $18,980 for teacher education at specific levels and methods. They are historical measures for the students included in the federal earnings calculation, not salary offers or predictions for a new enrollee.

A program earnings figure is most useful when compared with the exact credential, its cost, and the occupation a student intends to pursue. Earnings can vary with hours worked, local labor markets, experience, additional education, and licensure. Applicants should check the College Scorecard entry's credential level and measurement notes before comparing these figures with another school's results.