Saint Augustine's University

What are the graduation rates for students at Saint Augustine's University?

Reported completion data show a 25% six-year graduation rate and a 15% four-year graduation rate for the applicable first-time undergraduate cohorts. These measures follow defined groups of students over different periods; they are not predictions that an individual student will or will not finish.

The six-year figure is below the reported national institutional average of roughly 51%. Cohort measures also do not fully describe the outcomes of students who transfer in, transfer out, stop out, or return later. Applicants can use these figures to ask specific questions about course availability, advising, financial support through the final year, and the time students in their intended major typically need to complete a degree.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Saint Augustine's University?

Available College Scorecard figures describe earnings measured one year after completion for certain fields, not a salary promised to future graduates. Reported figures include $27,221 for criminal justice, $26,400 for business administration, and $18,396 for sports, kinesiology, and physical education.

These field-level outcomes should be read with the Scorecard's population, measurement method, and reporting-period definitions in mind. They do not capture every graduate, and early earnings can reflect job type, location, additional study, and the time required to enter a profession. They are most useful alongside program cost, completion outcomes, and information about career paths - not as a ranking of majors or a forecast of personal income.