Monmouth College

What are the graduation rates for students at Monmouth College?

Monmouth College's reported four-year graduation rate is 55%, and its six-year rate is 65%. These measures follow entering cohorts of first-time, full-time students; they are not a prediction of any individual student's likelihood of finishing.

The distinction between four and six years has a financial consequence. A student who needs additional terms may face more tuition and living expenses, even if they ultimately earn the degree. The reported first-year retention rate is 74%, meaning roughly three-quarters of the students in the measured cohort returned for the following academic year.

These figures do not, by themselves, explain why students leave, transfer, or take longer to finish. Transfer applicants and students attending on a different schedule should be especially cautious about treating first-time, full-time cohort rates as a direct measure of their own prospects.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Monmouth College?

Federal field-of-study figures offer a limited view of early earnings for some former Monmouth College students. The reported measure is earnings approximately one year after completion for the covered students in a field - not a starting salary promised to every graduate.

Among the fields with reported figures, accounting is listed at $48,061 and business administration at $41,471. Teacher education for specific levels and methods is listed at $33,945. Psychology and sports, kinesiology, and physical education are each reported at about $27,300. These figures should not be read as a ranking of the long-term value of the majors.

Early-career earnings can reflect occupation, geography, further education, hours worked, and the number of students included in the federal measure. Students evaluating a program should consider those limits alongside its curriculum, internship access, career support, and the cost they would personally incur.