Ottawa University-Kansas City

What are the graduation rates for students at Ottawa University-Kansas City?

A meaningful four-year or six-year graduation rate is not established for Ottawa University-Kansas City in the reported 2024-25 figures. Standard federal graduation-rate measures generally follow a defined group of first-time, full-time degree-seeking students, so they may tell little about a location serving many adults and transfers.

The location recorded no first-time, degree- or certificate-seeking undergraduate entrants in its 2024-25 enrollment count. That figure does not describe whether existing students are progressing or completing degrees. An applicant seeking a more useful measure can ask for completion and retention information for the specific program, including part-time and transfer students where those groups are relevant.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Ottawa University-Kansas City?

Federal College Scorecard field-of-study figures provide some evidence about earnings after completion, but they are not salary predictions for an Ottawa University-Kansas City applicant. The reported measure is earnings approximately one year after completion for a defined group of federally aided completers; it is not an average starting salary offered to every graduate.

In the figures available as of October 2026, reported one-year earnings were $58,931 for health and medical administrative services and $47,803 for accounting and related services. Other reported examples were $36,858 for human services, $34,341 for business administration and management, and $32,184 for teacher education focused on specific levels and methods.

These program figures can reflect small groups, different credentials, and graduates working in different labor markets. They should not be read as Kansas City-site outcomes unless the underlying Scorecard record clearly isolates that location. They also omit considerations such as graduate-school enrollment, job satisfaction, and differences in hours worked. A useful comparison pairs earnings with program cost, likely borrowing, and the jobs for which a credential qualifies a student.