Kent State University at Tuscarawas

What are the graduation rates for students at Kent State University at Tuscarawas?

The reported overall graduation rate is 38%, while the reported bachelor's-degree completion measures are 1% within four years and 4% within six years. These figures should not be read as three competing estimates for the same group of students.

Federal graduation-rate measures follow defined entering cohorts over set periods; an overall rate at a campus offering associate degrees can reflect a different credential and time frame from bachelor's-degree rates. They also do not capture every student's eventual outcome. For example, a student who transfers to another Kent State campus may finish a degree elsewhere without appearing as a Tuscarawas graduate in a campus-specific measure.

The reported student retention rate is 50%. Prospective students should ask how often people in their intended program finish at Tuscarawas, transfer within Kent State, or need additional terms. Those program-level questions are more informative for planning than applying one campus-wide percentage to an individual degree.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Kent State University at Tuscarawas?

College Scorecard program-level figures provide a limited view of earnings approximately one year after completion for graduates represented in the federal data. They are not starting-salary offers and should not be treated as predictions for every graduate or every job in a field.

Among the reported one-year median earnings figures are $39,013 for business administration, $37,172 for general engineering technologies, and $36,445 for liberal arts and general studies. The reported figure for teacher education is $29,304. These are different fields with different career paths; the numbers alone cannot show whether graduates work in-field, continue their education, or work part time.

Program earnings can also be affected by the size and composition of the group measured. Students comparing outcomes should weigh them alongside program cost, likely borrowing, required professional credentials, and longer-term career goals.