Rogers State University

What are the graduation rates for students at Rogers State University?

Reported completion rates at Rogers State University indicate that about 19% of the measured cohort graduated within four years and 31% within six years. These figures are useful planning benchmarks, not predictions for an individual applicant.

The reported overall graduation rate is 29%, and the reported student retention rate is 70%. These measures can use different cohorts and definitions, so they should not be combined into a single student pathway. Federal graduation-rate measures commonly focus on first-time, full-time students and therefore may not describe the experience of transfer students or people who attend part time. A student evaluating a specific major should also ask about its course rotation and the credits typically needed to finish on schedule.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Rogers State University?

Federal College Scorecard program figures report earnings roughly one year after completion for graduates in programs with enough measurable outcomes. At Rogers State University, the reported figure for registered nursing is $58,930; for criminal justice and corrections, it is $40,089. These are program-specific observations, not salaries promised to future graduates.

The figures should be read as median earnings for the federally aided graduates represented in the underlying measure, rather than an average for everyone who studied the subject. Location, occupation, hours worked, further education and the size of the measured group can all affect comparisons. The same reporting shows different early-career figures across fields, which is a reason to compare a prospective major with its likely jobs and required credentials - not simply to rank degrees by one year of earnings.