Fremont University

What are the graduation rates for students at Fremont University?

Fremont University's reported overall graduation rate in the 2024-25 IPEDS data is 39%. This is a measure of a defined entering student cohort completing within the applicable reporting window, not a prediction of any individual student's outcome.

The reported rate was 34% in the preceding year. A change between years can reflect differences in the students and programs included, especially at a small institution. Applicants should ask for completion figures for their intended credential and start cohort, including the normal program length and the number of students counted. Those details are more informative for planning than treating one institution-wide percentage as the completion rate for every program.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Fremont University?

College Scorecard field-of-study data reported for October 2026 lists one-year post-completion median earnings of $30,273 for public health and $39,918 for business administration, management, and operations at Fremont University. These are field-specific figures for the federally aided students represented in the reported cohorts, not salaries promised to future graduates.

A median is the midpoint of the measured earnings, rather than an average or a starting salary for every graduate. The figures are measured about one year after completion and do not capture every student, later career progression, differences in hours worked, or the cost of obtaining the credential. When comparing programs, students should check the credential level and cohort size behind each Scorecard figure and weigh earnings alongside program cost, borrowing, completion, and occupational requirements.