North Greenville University

What are the graduation rates for students at North Greenville University?

In the reported 2024-25 graduation figures, North Greenville University's four-year graduation rate was 47% and its six-year rate was 55%. These measures track defined groups of entering students over different periods; they are not predictions of an individual applicant's chances of graduating.

The reported student retention rate was 72%. Retention addresses whether students continue at the institution, while graduation rates address completion within a set time. Neither measure, by itself, explains why a student leaves or takes longer to finish. Transfer students, part-time students, and students returning after a break may have experiences that are not captured well by a first-time-student graduation measure.

What is the earning potential for graduates at North Greenville University?

College Scorecard program figures report earnings for certain North Greenville University fields one year after graduation. They offer a limited early-career comparison, not a salary promise or a measure of what every student in a major earns.

Among the reported figures, accounting and related services had an earnings figure of $43,020, business administration $37,333, psychology $30,138, and Bible or biblical studies $23,890. These amounts describe different fields, not the effect of choosing one NGU program over another for an otherwise identical student.

One-year earnings can reflect occupation, local labor markets, further study, and whether graduates work full time. Applicants comparing programs should consider those factors alongside tuition, borrowing, completion, and the longer-term requirements of their intended career.