International Baptist College and Seminary

What are the graduation rates for students at International Baptist College and Seminary?

IBCS's reported overall graduation rate is 88% in the 2024-25 institutional data. Its reported four-year and six-year rates are also 88%. These measures describe defined groups of entering students over specified periods; they are not a prediction that an individual enrollee will graduate.

The reported student retention rate is 25%. Retention asks a different question - whether students return for the next academic year - so it should not be read as the inverse of the graduation rate. The two measures can also reflect different entering cohorts. At an institution enrolling about 78 students, a change involving only a few students can substantially move a percentage. Applicants comparing outcomes should ask about the cohort size, the degree level covered, and the most recent rates for their particular program.

What is the earning potential for graduates at International Baptist College and Seminary?

There is no reliable program-level earnings figure here on which to base a salary expectation for an IBCS graduate. One-year-after-completion earnings are a distinct measure from starting salary, lifetime earnings, or the pay of everyone who studied a subject.

For this college, career outcomes also need context: graduates may pursue paid employment, graduate study, or ministry roles with different compensation arrangements. A prospective student weighing a program's financial return should consider its total cost, likely borrowing, the qualifications required for a target occupation, and labor-market information for the place where they intend to work. None of those factors guarantees an individual income.