SIT Graduate Institute

What are the graduation rates for students at SIT Graduate Institute?

Conventional four-year and six-year undergraduate graduation rates are not useful measures of SIT Graduate Institute's graduate programs. Those measures follow defined cohorts of first-time undergraduate students, rather than students pursuing master's or other graduate credentials.

For a more relevant comparison, prospective students can ask a program for the completion rate of recent entering cohorts, the typical time to finish, and how withdrawals or pauses in study are counted. Results from one graduate degree or delivery format should not be assumed to describe another.

What is the earning potential for graduates at SIT Graduate Institute?

There is no reliable institution-wide, program-specific earnings figure here that would describe what an SIT Graduate Institute student can expect to earn after completing a degree. A salary estimate would be especially easy to misread across programs leading to different occupations and countries of employment.

When evaluating any published earnings statistic, students should check whether it reports a median or an average, how long after enrollment or completion earnings were measured, and which students were included. Earnings can inform a borrowing decision, but they do not capture job satisfaction, unpaid or lower-paid international work, or differences in prior professional experience.