Immaculata University

What are the graduation rates for students at Immaculata University?

Immaculata's reported six-year graduation rate is 71%, and its reported four-year rate is 55%. The gap shows why students should distinguish finishing within the conventional four-year schedule from completing within the longer federal reporting window.

These graduation measures generally follow a defined cohort of first-time, full-time students seeking a bachelor's degree. They do not describe every transfer student, part-time student or graduate student. The reported first-year retention rate is 83%; retention tracks continued enrollment, not eventual graduation.

For an individual applicant, the most useful follow-up questions concern the intended major: how courses are sequenced, when required classes are offered, and whether internships, student teaching or clinical placements can affect the time needed to finish.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Immaculata University?

Federal field-of-study earnings figures offer a limited view of former students' income approximately one year after completing a program. They are not starting-salary offers, and they do not show what every graduate of a major earns.

In the reported College Scorecard figures, median earnings one year after completion are $78,969 for the registered nursing field and $60,313 for finance. The reported figure for business administration and management is $42,202, while the figure for psychology is $23,255. These are field classifications used in federal reporting; applicants should check the credential level and cohort behind any figure before comparing it with a specific Immaculata degree.

Scorecard earnings depend on which former students can be included in the federal measurement and on the timing of employment. They do not account for every graduate, later career growth, local living costs or the personal cost of earning the degree. A one-year figure can be especially incomplete for fields in which graduates commonly pursue further study or a license.