Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

What are the graduation rates for students at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences?

The reported overall graduation rate for MCPHS is 62%. Separate completion measures show a four-year rate of 53% and a six-year rate of 61%. These figures describe defined student cohorts over specified time windows; they are not the probability that any individual student in any MCPHS degree will graduate.

The reported first-year retention rate is 74%, measuring the share of a defined entering group that returned the next fall. Completion rates need particular care at a university with several degree lengths and professional pathways: a four-year measure may not match the intended timetable of a longer program. Applicants comparing degrees should ask for completion and, where applicable, licensing-exam outcomes for the exact program and campus.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences?

College Scorecard program-level figures report earnings measured one year after completion for certain MCPHS fields. They are observations about the graduates included in each reported program measure, not starting-salary offers or predictions for future students.

• Allied health diagnostic, intervention, and treatment professions: $69,666.
• Registered nursing and related fields: $66,329.
• Dental support services and allied professions: $64,159.
• Pharmacy, pharmaceutical sciences, and administration: $42,097.
• Health and medical preparatory programs: $32,005.

These are broad federal field categories, not necessarily single MCPHS majors or a like-for-like comparison of credentials. One-year earnings can reflect whether a graduate entered the workforce immediately, pursued further education, obtained a license, or worked in a particular location. They also say nothing by themselves about debt, working hours, or earnings later in a career. Students evaluating a specific professional degree should pair these figures with its credential level, total borrowing, licensure requirements, and program-specific outcomes.