Morris Brown College

What are the graduation rates for students at Morris Brown College?

Morris Brown College's reported overall graduation rate for 2024-25 is 25%. The reported four-year and six-year rates are also 25%. These measures describe the applicable first-time student cohorts under federal reporting definitions; they are not a prediction of whether an individual applicant will finish.

At a small college, a few students can move a cohort percentage substantially. A separate reported retention rate of 71% measures students returning, not students graduating. Transfer applicants should be especially careful when using first-time-student graduation rates to judge their own likely timeline: accepted credits, course availability, enrollment intensity, and degree requirements will shape how long their program takes.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Morris Brown College?

Reliable program-level earnings figures are not available for the listed Morris Brown College fields in the College Scorecard's one-year-after-completion earnings measure. The absence of a figure is not evidence that graduates in a field earn nothing, nor does it support a salary estimate.

Even where earnings figures are published, they describe a defined group of former students at a particular time and cannot capture every graduate's employment, further study, or career changes. Applicants comparing majors may get more actionable information by examining each program's required skills, internship options, and the occupations for which its curriculum is designed.