Ohio University-Eastern Campus

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

Reported completion figures for Ohio University Eastern are modest: the overall graduation rate in the 2024-25 institutional reporting is 21%, while the reported four-year and six-year rates are 13% and 20%, respectively. The reported student retention rate is 63%.

These figures need careful interpretation. Federal graduation-rate measures generally follow specified entering student groups over set periods; they are not a count of everyone who eventually earns a credential. They may not describe a transfer student's experience or capture every student who continues at another campus. The different reported rates also need not describe the same entering cohort. Applicants comparing completion outcomes should ask how their intended degree is delivered, how often required courses run, and whether changing campuses is part of the expected path.

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

College Scorecard field-of-study earnings are measures of former federally aided students' earnings, not a salary guarantee for an Ohio University Eastern graduate. The supplied one-year-after-completion figures include a median of $62,995 for registered nursing and $42,385 for business administration, management and operations at Ohio University.

Those are university-level program figures, not proof that each named degree is offered entirely at Eastern or that an Eastern-specific group had the same outcome. Earnings one year after completion reflect such factors as occupation, local labor market, prior experience and further study; they do not show take-home pay or account for education costs. Applicants should first verify the campus pathway for a major, then use the earnings figure as one limited point of comparison.