Oak Hills Christian College

What are the graduation rates for students at Oak Hills Christian College?

Oak Hills Christian College's reported overall graduation rate is 23% in IPEDS 2024-25 information. Its reported four-year and six-year rates are each 6%. These are cohort-based measures, not a prediction of what will happen to an individual student.

Graduation-rate measures can follow different entering groups and apply different completion windows, so the overall figure should not be treated as an average of the four- and six-year figures. The reported retention rate is 45%; retention tracks whether students return for a subsequent year, not whether they ultimately earn a credential.

At a college with 95 enrolled students, a change involving a small number of students can noticeably shift a percentage. Applicants can put these figures to practical use by asking their intended program for a course sequence and discussing what happens if they change majors, study part time, or need to repeat a required course.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Oak Hills Christian College?

A reliable program-level earnings figure one year after graduation is not established for the Oak Hills Christian College fields listed in College Scorecard information. That means prospective students should not infer a typical starting salary for a particular Oak Hills major from those records.

Even when a school-level or program-level earnings measure is available, it describes a defined group at a particular point in time - not every graduate's pay or the financial return on an individual degree. Career choice, location, further study, part-time work, and the size of the measured group all affect interpretation.

For career planning, the college reports access to individual and group career counseling, résumé assistance, interview preparation, career-interest testing, a job bank, and referrals to employers. Those are services available to students, not verified employment outcomes or promises of placement.