Marian University-Ancilla

What are the graduation rates for students at Marian University-Ancilla?

The clearest completion-related figure in the 2024-25 campus reporting is a 38% student retention rate. Retention measures continued enrollment over a defined reporting interval; it is not a graduation rate and does not show where students who leave subsequently study.

Prospective students should ask for completion results for their intended credential and entering cohort, along with the percentage who transfer after attending. Those measures answer different questions for an associate-degree pathway: some students intend to complete a credential at Plymouth, while others may plan to continue at a four-year institution. The reported retention figure deserves attention when planning course availability and support, but it does not establish why individual students did or did not return.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Marian University-Ancilla?

A College Scorecard field-of-study figure reports $57,291 in earnings one year after graduation for the registered nursing and related nursing category associated with the institution. It is a field-specific observation, not an earnings estimate for every Marian University-Ancilla student.

The figure should not be read as a promised starting salary or assumed to describe every nursing credential offered at Plymouth. Field-of-study earnings can reflect a limited group of former students captured by the federal measure, and the amount does not show individual hours worked, location, further education, or career progression. Applicants comparing nursing programs should pair earnings information with the exact credential offered, licensure eligibility, completion results, and the full cost of attendance.