Pace University

What are the graduation rates for students at Pace University?

Pace's reported six-year graduation rate is 60%, while its four-year rate is 46%. These measures describe completion within specified periods for the tracked entering undergraduate cohort; they are not the graduation rates of every undergraduate or graduate student who attends Pace.

The gap between the four- and six-year figures indicates that some students complete after the fourth year. Pace's reported first-year retention rate is 75%, a separate measure of whether students return after their initial year rather than whether they eventually graduate. These institution-wide outcomes can help applicants frame questions about advising and time to degree, but they do not predict an individual student's result. Transfer students and students in programs with tightly sequenced courses may face different timelines from those represented by the first-time-student graduation measure.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Pace University?

College Scorecard program data report earnings for some Pace fields approximately one year after program completion. These figures are median earnings for the federally aided completers represented in the underlying earnings records, not starting-salary offers or guaranteed outcomes for every graduate.

Among the reported fields, nursing shows a one-year median of $93,622, computer science $57,646, and drama and theater arts $22,575. Those differences should not be interpreted as a ranking of educational quality: occupations, credential levels, employment patterns, and further study can all affect early earnings. Program categories can also be broader than an individual major. The figures do not show the full range of salaries, account for a student's debt or living costs, or establish what a graduate might earn later in a career.