Trinity Baptist College

What are the graduation rates for students at Trinity Baptist College?

Trinity Baptist College's reported overall graduation rate is 34%, while its reported first-year retention rate is 57%. Retention measures whether students return after their first year; graduation measures completion over a longer period.

The reported four-year and six-year graduation rates are 24% and 28%, respectively. These figures should not be read as successive results for one identical group without checking their cohort definitions and reporting periods. Federal graduation measures commonly focus on first-time, full-time entrants, so they may not describe a transfer student's likely timeline. Students planning a degree should ask which required courses are offered each term and how previously earned credits affect their own path to completion.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Trinity Baptist College?

Published earnings statistics should be interpreted by program, population, and time since attendance - not treated as a salary promised by a degree from Trinity Baptist College.

The federal College Scorecard's program-level earnings measure, when reported, concerns former students who received federal aid and reflects earnings at a specified point after leaving or completing a program. It is not a measure of every graduate's pay, and it cannot account fully for occupation, location, further education, or part-time work. Applicants comparing Bible, education, business, or other programs should weigh curriculum and career requirements alongside any earnings measure they use.