John Paul the Great Catholic University

What are the graduation rates for students at John Paul the Great Catholic University?

The reported six-year graduation rate is 64% for the relevant first-time, full-time bachelor's-degree cohort. The four-year rate is 63%. These are cohort measures: they follow students who began under defined conditions and do not represent the graduation prospects of every transfer, part-time, or later-entering student.

The closeness of the four- and six-year figures indicates that, for the measured cohort, relatively few additional students completed between those checkpoints. Rates can move noticeably from year to year at a small university. The reported first-year retention rate is 85%, a different measure that tracks whether students return rather than whether they ultimately graduate.

What is the earning potential for graduates at John Paul the Great Catholic University?

The available field-of-study earnings figure is $28,428 for film, video, and photographic arts, measured one year after completion in federal College Scorecard reporting. It is an early-career measure for the covered former students, not a starting-salary offer or a prediction for everyone who studies film.

College Scorecard program earnings are generally based on federally aided completers with earnings information in the underlying federal records; privacy and sample-size rules can limit what is published. Earnings also vary with occupation, location, hours worked, self-employment, and further study - factors that matter particularly in creative fields. Applicants comparing programs should consider portfolio development, internships, and likely borrowing alongside this single reported figure.