Texas Wesleyan University

What are the graduation rates for students at Texas Wesleyan University?

Texas Wesleyan's reported six-year graduation rate is 32% for the measured cohort of first-time, full-time students seeking bachelor's degrees. Its four-year rate is 24%. These measures follow an entering cohort; they do not describe the completion experience of every transfer, part-time, or graduate student.

The reported first-year retention rate is 61%, meaning that approximately six in ten students in the measured first-time, full-time cohort returned the following fall. These figures warrant attention because additional semesters can add tuition and living costs. They do not, by themselves, explain why individual students leave or take longer to finish. Applicants can ask a department for a sample four-year course plan and find out how often required courses are offered, particularly in majors with prerequisites or field placements.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Texas Wesleyan University?

Field-of-study earnings figures offer a limited snapshot of former students' pay, not a salary prediction for a new enrollee. College Scorecard figures reported for Texas Wesleyan measure earnings one year after completion for the covered, federally aided graduates; they should not be read as earnings for every graduate or every job in a field.

Among fields with reported figures, accounting and related services shows $48,419, management sciences and quantitative methods $44,748, and business administration $41,648. Psychology shows $29,920. Differences can reflect occupations, local labor markets, further study, and who is included in each measured group - not simply the value of a major. A one-year measure also cannot capture later career progression. Students should weigh these figures alongside program cost, expected borrowing, licensure requirements, and the kinds of work they want to pursue.