Touro University

What are the graduation rates for students at Touro University?

Touro University's reported completion measures include a 64% four-year graduation rate and a 76% six-year graduation rate. The longer measure gives the tracked entering cohort more time to finish; neither figure describes every transfer, part-time, graduate, or professional student.

A separately reported overall graduation rate is 72%, and the reported student retention rate is 89%. These measures use different definitions and, potentially, different cohorts, so they should not be treated as steps in one student group's journey. Completion also varies by program and credential. A transfer student or applicant to a professional school will get a more useful comparison from that program's own completion and, where relevant, licensing-exam outcomes.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Touro University?

Program-level College Scorecard earnings figures offer a limited view of former Touro students' pay about one year after completion. Reported figures include $48,339 for computer science, $78,318 for registered nursing and related nursing fields, and $51,985 for accounting and related services.

These are program-level measures for the graduates covered by the Scorecard's federal-aid-based earnings data, not starting-salary offers or predictions for an individual student. The field labeled health services and allied health reports $119,817, but a broad field label may encompass credentials and career paths that are not comparable with a bachelor's major. Earnings can reflect degree level, prior experience, occupation, location, and whether graduates continue their education. Applicants should compare figures for the exact credential they plan to pursue and consider debt and employment conditions alongside pay.