University of Connecticut-Stamford

What are the graduation rates for students at University of Connecticut-Stamford?

Reported graduation data for UConn Stamford show a 57% six-year graduation rate and a 33% four-year rate. These measures describe defined cohorts of first-time, full-time students, not the outcomes of every transfer, part-time, or adult learner.

The gap between the four- and six-year figures shows why the measurement period matters: students who finish after four years can still count in the six-year result. A reported first-year retention rate of 82% measures continued enrollment after the first year, not eventual graduation. Students comparing campuses should also consider whether their major requires a campus change and ask how that pathway appears in completion reporting; the figures alone do not explain why an individual student did or did not finish.

What is the earning potential for graduates at University of Connecticut-Stamford?

Field-of-study earnings figures can offer context, but they are not a reliable prediction of an individual UConn Stamford graduate's salary. College Scorecard figures reported for UConn programs describe earnings about one year after completion for the measured population; they should not be read as Stamford-only outcomes or as evidence that every listed major can be completed there.

For example, reported one-year figures include about $71,000 for computer science, $50,000 for business administration, and $32,000 for general psychology. The comparison is more useful than a single university-wide number because fields lead to different early-career paths. Even so, these figures do not capture every graduate, and earnings can vary with occupation, location, further education, work experience, and the number of graduates included in a reported program. They also say nothing directly about job satisfaction or the cost of obtaining the degree.