Lindsey Wilson College

What are the graduation rates for students at Lindsey Wilson College?

In 2024-25 institutional reporting, Lindsey Wilson's four-year graduation rate was 30%, and its six-year rate was 43%. A separately reported overall graduation rate was 44%. These measures should not be added together or treated as outcomes for the same graduating class.

Federal graduation-rate measures generally follow defined cohorts of first-time, full-time students and ask whether they finish within a specified period. They do not describe every transfer student, part-time student, or adult learner. The reported student retention rate was 63%, a separate indicator concerned with continued enrollment rather than degree completion.

For planning purposes, the difference between finishing in four years and taking longer can affect tuition, living expenses, and the time before entering a career. Applicants can ask their intended department for a term-by-term degree plan and information about how often required courses are offered.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Lindsey Wilson College?

College Scorecard figures for former Lindsey Wilson students vary substantially by field of study. Reported median earnings measured about one year after completion include $57,004 for registered nursing, $33,958 for business administration, and $26,837 for human services.

These are field-level outcomes for the students covered by the federal measure, not starting salaries promised to everyone who earns those degrees. They can reflect differences in occupation, location, work hours, and the number of graduates represented. One year is also an early point in a career; it does not capture later advancement, further education, or the cost of earning the credential.

The figures are most useful alongside a program's completion requirements and price. A student comparing majors should not treat a difference between reported earnings figures as proof that the degree alone caused the difference.