Rasmussen University-North Dakota

What are the graduation rates for students at Rasmussen University-North Dakota?

IPEDS reports an overall graduation rate of 29% for Rasmussen University-North Dakota in the 2024-25 reporting data. This is a cohort-based measure, not the share of all 52 students enrolled at the location who graduated that year.

Federal graduation-rate measures follow defined groups of entering students over a specified period. They can leave out transfer-in students and other students who do not fit the cohort definition - an important limitation at a location that reported 14 transfer-in, degree- or certificate-seeking undergraduates but only two first-time entrants. The reported four-year and six-year rates are both 0%; those figures should not be read to mean that no Fargo student ever completes a credential. Small cohorts and differences in which students enter each measure can make location-level percentages especially difficult to interpret.

A prospective student can get a more relevant picture by asking for completion and withdrawal outcomes for the exact credential, delivery format and recent entering classes they are considering.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Rasmussen University-North Dakota?

College Scorecard field-of-study figures offer a limited view of earnings about one year after program completion. They are not a starting-salary offer, a forecast for an individual student or necessarily an outcome for Fargo students alone.

Reported one-year figures for selected fields include:

• Registered nursing and related nursing fields: $66,327.
• Computer science: $56,886.
• Business administration, management and operations: $49,340.
• Accounting and related services: $47,670.
• Health and medical administrative services: $42,125.
• Criminal justice and corrections: $39,439.

These figures describe former students represented in federal field-of-study reporting, not every graduate. Field labels may encompass more than one credential, and public reporting may aggregate students beyond a single campus. Earnings also vary with prior work experience, hours worked, location and whether a graduate continues studying. Students comparing programs should match the reported field and credential to the one they intend to pursue and weigh earnings alongside debt and completion outcomes.