Schiller International University

What are the graduation rates for students at Schiller International University?

Schiller's reported overall graduation rate in the 2024-25 institutional data is 33%. Its reported four-year rate is 8%, while its six-year rate is 25%. These figures describe defined groups of students over different completion periods; they are not a prediction of any individual applicant's chance of graduating.

Federal graduation-rate measures generally follow first-time, full-time entrants, which means transfer students and some students with different enrollment patterns may not be represented in the same way. Small entering groups can also make year-to-year percentages fluctuate sharply. Schiller's reported first-year retention rate is 63%, a separate measure of whether students continue into the next year rather than whether they ultimately earn a degree.

Applicants comparing schools should examine the cohort definition and reporting year behind each rate. A transfer applicant, in particular, may get a more relevant picture from a written degree plan showing accepted credits and the remaining course schedule than from a first-time-student graduation percentage alone.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Schiller International University?

A reliable program-level earnings figure one year after graduation is not reported for Schiller's international business or international relations and national security studies fields in the October 2026 College Scorecard information. There is therefore no sound basis here for stating a typical graduate salary for either field.

Even when earnings figures are available, they require care: the statistic's time after attendance, covered population and treatment of further education can substantially affect its meaning. A prospective student can use Schiller's career support to explore occupations, but should distinguish access to services or a reported job offer from a verified earnings outcome.