Drew University

What are the graduation rates for students at Drew University?

Drew's reported six-year graduation rate is 70% for the measured cohort of first-time, full-time, degree-seeking undergraduates. Its four-year rate is 63%, meaning a smaller share finished within the standard four-year window.

These are cohort outcomes, not predictions for an individual student. They do not describe all transfer entrants, part-time students, or graduate students. Drew also reports an 88% student retention rate, an indicator of how many students in the measured first-year cohort returned the following year. Retention and graduation measure different things: returning for year two does not necessarily mean completing a degree, and neither statistic identifies why a student stays or leaves.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Drew University?

College Scorecard program figures offer a limited view of earnings approximately one year after completing a Drew program. They should be read as reported outcomes for the measured group of federally aided completers - not as starting salaries offered to every graduate or guarantees of future income.

Examples of reported one-year median earnings include $41,700 for economics and $40,486 for business administration. The corresponding figure for psychology is $24,484. Differences can reflect occupation, further study, hours worked, geography, and the number of graduates represented; a one-year measure also misses later career changes. Applicants comparing programs should weigh these figures alongside curriculum, total borrowing, graduate-school plans, and longer-term outcomes where available.