Jarvis Christian University

What are the graduation rates for students at Jarvis Christian University?

Jarvis Christian University's reported six-year graduation rate is 15%, while its reported four-year rate is 0%. These are cohort measures for first-time, full-time students - not predictions of whether an individual student will finish.

Under the federal graduation-rate method, the six-year figure measures completion within 150% of the expected time for a four-year bachelor's degree. The university's reported first-year retention rate is 48%, measuring the share of a first-time cohort that returned the following fall. Transfer students and students who begin part time may not be represented in these measures in the same way.

The figures make degree planning especially important. Applicants can ask a program adviser how often required courses are offered, how academic support works, and what a realistic semester-by-semester plan looks like for their intended major. The rates alone do not identify why students left or how a future cohort will perform.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Jarvis Christian University?

College Scorecard program data report one-year post-completion earnings of $30,085 for business administration and $20,858 for sports, kinesiology, and physical education/fitness. These are program-level observations at a particular point after completion, not promised salaries or estimates of every graduate's lifetime earnings.

Scorecard earnings measures rely on eligible former students with matched earnings records, so coverage can vary by program. Pay also depends on occupation, location, further education, and time in the workforce. Applicants comparing majors should consider these figures alongside program costs, likely borrowing, graduation prospects, and the qualifications required for the jobs they want.