University of Fort Lauderdale

What are the graduation rates for students at University of Fort Lauderdale?

Reported graduation figures for University of Fort Lauderdale require careful interpretation: its 2024-25 institutional data show a 100% overall graduation rate, alongside four-year and six-year rates of 0%. Those figures should not be read as a claim that every entering student graduates on time.

Graduation measures can follow different entering cohorts, time periods, and completion definitions. At a small institution, a rate can also change sharply when only a few students are in the measured group. For a useful comparison, applicants should ask for the cohort size and definition behind each figure, as well as completion information for the particular degree and enrollment pattern they expect to follow. A transfer student's path, for example, will not necessarily resemble the federal first-time-student cohort used in standard graduation reporting.

What is the earning potential for graduates at University of Fort Lauderdale?

A reliable program-level earnings figure is not established here for University of Fort Lauderdale's religious education, theological and ministerial studies, or business administration offerings. Students should therefore avoid treating a broad salary estimate for those fields as a measured outcome for this university's graduates.

Even when earnings figures are published, their usefulness depends on who is counted, whether the measure is a median or mean, and how long after attendance income is measured. Ministry employment, further education, location, and prior work experience can all affect an individual's earnings. Applicants assessing financial return should compare the likely cost of their own degree with occupation-specific pay information and any program-level outcomes the university can document.