Ohio State University-Marion Campus

What are the graduation rates for students at Ohio State University-Marion Campus?

Reported completion measures for Ohio State Marion warrant careful reading. The IPEDS 2024-25 figures list an overall graduation rate of 27%, a four-year rate of 7%, and a six-year rate of 11%. These figures should not be treated as three checkpoints for one identical group of students: graduation measures can use different cohorts, credentials, and reporting definitions.

Regional-campus students may also change campuses or transfer, and a campus-level graduation measure does not necessarily tell a prospective student how often graduates of a specific Marion program finish their degrees. The reported student-retention rate is 40%, another measure of persistence rather than graduation. The useful follow-up question is program-specific: for a student starting a particular major at Marion, which courses can be completed there, what sequence is required, and how would a campus change affect the expected timeline?

What is the earning potential for graduates at Ohio State University-Marion Campus?

Program-level earnings figures offer a limited view of former students' income about one year after graduation; they are not salary offers or predictions for an individual Ohio State Marion student. The reported College Scorecard figures include $37,208 for business/commerce, $30,563 for teacher education, and $30,355 for general psychology.

These figures should not be presented as verified Marion-only earnings. Federal program reports can reflect graduates across a university, and the figures available here do not establish a campus-specific population or a consistent outcome for every graduate. They also do not capture differences in hours worked, local labor markets, graduate study, or earnings later in a career. A student comparing majors should read the measure's population and methodology alongside the degree's costs, completion path, and any further credentials needed for the intended occupation.