Kentucky Mountain Bible College

What are the graduation rates for students at Kentucky Mountain Bible College?

Kentucky Mountain Bible College's reported overall graduation rate is 64%. Its reported four-year rate is 18%, while the six-year rate is 55%. These figures should not be added or subtracted as though they tracked one identical group of students through the same reporting period.

Federal graduation measures generally follow defined entering cohorts and completion windows, rather than every student who attends, including all transfers and part-time students. The college also reports a 70% student retention rate, a separate measure concerning continued enrollment. Because entering groups at a college of this size can be small, a change of a few students can noticeably change a percentage. Applicants should ask for recent, program-relevant completion information if finishing within a particular timeframe is essential to their plans.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Kentucky Mountain Bible College?

A dependable program-level earnings figure is not available for the fields listed for Kentucky Mountain Bible College in the October 2026 College Scorecard information. It would therefore be misleading to assign a typical starting salary to its Bible, ministry, education, music or other listed programs.

Where federal earnings figures do exist, their meaning depends on the measure used, the population included and how long after attendance earnings were recorded. Small programs may not have publishable figures. Students weighing financial outcomes should consider their likely occupation, any further training or licensing it requires, borrowing costs and the range of paid and unpaid roles in the field.