Naropa University

What are the graduation rates for students at Naropa University?

Naropa's reported six-year graduation rate is 37% for the measured first-time, full-time undergraduate cohort. Its reported four-year rate is 27%. These figures track defined entering cohorts; they are not the percentage of all current students, transfers, or graduate students who eventually earn a degree.

The reported first-year retention rate is 54%, meaning just over half of the measured first-time, full-time students returned the following fall. Naropa's entering cohorts are small, so a change in a relatively small number of students can noticeably move the percentages from year to year. Applicants should consider these outcomes alongside their own transfer credits, intended course load, program sequence, and expected cost of an additional year.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Naropa University?

College Scorecard program data report $19,802 in median earnings one year after completion for federally aided completers in the psychology program grouping. This is a program-specific, early-career measure - not a university-wide salary figure or a prediction of what an individual graduate will earn.

One year is a particularly limited window for fields in which graduates pursue further education or supervised training. Earnings also reflect who is included in the federal data and the jobs people take, not just their degree. Students weighing a program's cost against likely income should look at the credential and occupation they actually intend to pursue, including whether additional graduate study is necessary.