
1014 Boswell Avenue, Crete, NE 68333-2430, USA


Doane University reports an overall graduation rate of 56%, placing it near the middle of institutions nationally. This means just over half of its students complete their degrees, with the rate falling in the bottom half when compared to other colleges. Examining graduation rates by gender reveals a disparity: 51% of men graduate compared to 61% of women, with both figures also ranking in the lower half nationwide.
Looking specifically at four-year completion, Doane University performs somewhat better, with 52% of students graduating within this timeframe. This rate is notably stronger, situating the university in the top 35% of compared institutions. However, six-year graduation climbs only slightly to 56%, reflecting a return to average standing.
The university's retention rate, which measures how many students continue beyond their first year, is 72%. While reasonable, this is below the median mark, landing in the bottom 45% nationally, indicating room for improvement in student retention.
Graduates from Doane University have varied earning potential depending on their field of study, with some programs standing out for offering higher average salaries. Among the degrees with available data, those in accounting and related services top the list with an average annual earning of $47,127, making it one of the most financially rewarding paths at the university.
Business administration, management, and operations also provide strong salary prospects, with graduates earning an average of $40,324 annually. This suggests that students aiming for careers in leadership or organizational roles may find good return on investment with Doane's business programs.
Diverse fields within the social sciences display moderate earnings. For example, those completing a degree in human services can expect average earnings around $30,370, while sociology graduates have average earnings slightly lower, at $29,611. Psychology graduates report average earnings of $17,424, indicating more modest financial outcomes relative to some other areas.
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