Northpoint Bible College

What are the graduation rates for students at Northpoint Bible College?

Northpoint Bible College's reported overall graduation rate was 54% in the 2024-25 institutional data. Its reported four-year graduation rate was 43%, and its six-year rate was 52%.

These figures describe measured student cohorts under different reporting definitions; they should not be treated as three stages of a single group's progress. Federal graduation-rate measures generally focus on first-time, full-time students rather than all transfer, part-time, or returning students. That distinction matters at a college that also enrolls transfers.

The reported first-year retention rate was 40%. Retention measures whether students continue into the following year, not whether they eventually complete a degree. Northpoint enrolled a small number of first-time students, so a change involving only a few people can noticeably shift a percentage. Applicants seeking a fuller picture can ask for recent cohort counts alongside the rates.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Northpoint Bible College?

College Scorecard field-of-study data reports $22,378 in earnings one year after completion for Northpoint's Bible/Biblical Studies field. This is an early-career measure for the graduates included in that field-of-study reporting, not a salary promised to each graduate or a measure of every Northpoint alumnus.

Scorecard earnings measures draw on federal records and have population and timing limits; they do not capture every kind of work or explain whether someone entered further study, took a part-time role, or pursued ministry work with a different pay structure. Applicants comparing programs should weigh the figure alongside likely borrowing, the types of roles they hope to pursue, and any additional education those roles require.