Hebrew Theological College

What are the graduation rates for students at Hebrew Theological College?

In the reported IPEDS graduation measures, Hebrew Theological College's four-year rate was 47% and its six-year rate was 50%. These measures follow a defined cohort of first-time, full-time students seeking a bachelor's degree; they are not the graduation rates of every student who attends HTC.

The reported first-year entering class was very small, so completion percentages can change sharply from one cohort to the next. Transfer students and many part-time students are outside the conventional first-time, full-time measure. Separately, the reported student retention rate was 86%; retention measures continued enrollment over a shorter period and should not be read as a graduation rate. Applicants can use the figures as questions for advising - for example, how often required courses run and how a proposed course plan reaches graduation on time - rather than as predictions of their own outcome.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Hebrew Theological College?

A prospective student should not treat a salary associated with a broad major as a prediction of earnings after attending Hebrew Theological College. Pay can vary substantially by occupation, location, work experience, graduate education, and whether a career requires a license.

The useful comparison is between a specific degree plan and the jobs it can realistically lead to. Students considering education or health-related work should identify any additional certification or graduate study required. Those considering business, technology, or religious studies can ask how coursework and practical experience connect to the roles they want. An earnings figure measured one year after completion, even when available for a sufficiently large group, would capture an early career point rather than lifetime value.