EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas

What are the graduation rates for students at EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas?

Graduation rates need to be read alongside the population they measure. A conventional first-time, full-time cohort rate does not describe every EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas student, particularly someone who transfers in or studies part time.

That limitation matters here: the 2024-25 enrollment reporting counted 108 transfer-in degree- or certificate-seeking undergraduates, compared with 65 first-time entrants. A prospective transfer student should ask for outcomes relevant to their credential and enrollment pattern, including completion time after transferred credits are applied. A percentage alone cannot explain why an individual student did or did not finish.

What is the earning potential for graduates at EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas?

Field-of-study earnings reports offer a limited view of early career outcomes for some EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas programs. College Scorecard figures supplied for the period one year after completion report $25,494 for computer systems networking and telecommunications and $22,190 for registered nursing and related nursing fields.

These are reported earnings for people included in the relevant federal field-of-study measure, not a starting salary, an offer to every graduate or a prediction of an applicant's income. Coverage and the number of graduates behind a field-level figure can vary. Location, hours worked, further study and, for nursing, licensing status can also affect what an individual earns. Compare the figures with the program's cost and credential requirements rather than treating them as a return-on-investment guarantee.