5500 Myron Massey Boulevard, Fairfield, AL 35064, USA


The graduation rates at Miles College are notably low compared to national standards. The overall graduation rate stands at 26%, placing the institution in the bottom 10% percentile nationwide. When examining different genders, male students graduate at a rate of 19%, while female students achieve a higher rate of 34%, yet both figures remain within the lowest decile nationally.
Four-year graduation rates are particularly low, with only 16% of students completing their degrees within this timeframe, again ranking Miles College in the bottom 10% of institutions. Extending the period to six years sees the graduation rate reach 26%, consistent with the overall figure but still very low relative to peer schools.
Retention rates, which indicate the percentage of students who continue their studies from one year to the next, are also affected. At 56%, this metric remains considerably below average, situating the college well below many other universities.
Graduates of Miles College pursuing degrees in fields where earnings data is available experience varying levels of income after completion. Among these, the degree in Criminal Justice and Corrections stands out with an earnings figure of $27,075, representing one of the higher earning potentials among the reported programs. Additionally, those who graduate with a degree in Biology, General, earn approximately $18,062 on average.
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