Rosemont College

What are the graduation rates for students at Rosemont College?

Historical graduation reporting put Rosemont's overall graduation rate at 57%. Reported four-year and six-year rates were 45% and 54%, respectively. These are measures of earlier student cohorts, not predictions for an individual student.

Graduation-rate calculations generally follow defined groups of first-time, full-time degree-seeking students; they do not describe every transfer, part-time, or graduate student. The reported 82% retention rate measures a different outcome - students returning after their first year - and should not be read as a completion rate. Differences among the graduation figures can reflect their cohort definitions and reporting periods. Because Rosemont has closed, someone planning a degree should compare completion and transfer outcomes at institutions currently enrolling students.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Rosemont College?

Federal program-level reporting provides limited historical earnings information for Rosemont completers. Reported earnings measured about one year after completion were $44,724 for business administration, management and operations and $34,541 for sociology.

These figures describe the students included in those program reports, not every person who studied either subject. They are not guaranteed salaries, job offers, or a measure of lifetime earnings. Differences in occupation, location, further education, work hours, and the size of a reported group can affect what a one-year figure means. Prospective students comparing current colleges should weigh such outcomes alongside program cost, borrowing, completion prospects, and the careers they intend to pursue.