Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Great Valley

What are the graduation rates for students at Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Great Valley?

Conventional four-year and six-year freshman graduation rates are not a useful measure of Penn State Great Valley's graduate-focused programs. The campus reported no first-time, degree-seeking undergraduate entrants in the 2024-25 enrollment figures.

For a prospective graduate student, more relevant questions are how long students in the specific program typically take to finish, whether courses are offered often enough for part-time study, and what happens if a student pauses enrollment. Those measures should not be inferred from undergraduate completion rates elsewhere in Penn State.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Great Valley?

There is no reliable Great Valley-specific, program-level earnings figure here that would justify quoting a typical graduate salary. Pay can vary substantially by occupation, prior experience, location, and whether a student was already employed while studying.

When comparing published earnings statistics, students should check whether a figure covers graduates of the exact degree, how long after completion income was measured, and whether it reports a median or a mean. A university-wide figure or an outcome for a different Penn State campus would not establish what a Great Valley graduate is likely to earn.