Reach University

What are the graduation rates for students at Reach University?

Reach University reported an 80% student retention rate in the 2024-25 institutional data. Retention measures continued enrollment for a defined student group; it is not the percentage of students who ultimately earn a degree.

For a student entering a work-connected program, a more useful completion discussion includes the expected course sequence, the amount of previously earned credit that will apply, and what happens if a school placement or job changes. Those factors can affect an individual timeline, but the retention figure alone cannot establish why students continue or leave.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Reach University?

Earnings should not be inferred from a Reach University degree or from the university's education focus. Pay in teaching and related work varies with state and district salary schedules, credentials, experience, job type, and whether a graduate works full time.

When comparing salary claims, check whether a figure describes graduates of a specific program, how long after completion earnings were measured, and whether it is a median or an average. A school-based job held during enrollment is also different from a post-graduation earnings outcome. Applicants pursuing teaching can compare the salary schedule and credential requirements of the districts where they hope to work.