University of Northwestern Ohio

What are the graduation rates for students at University of Northwestern Ohio?

UNOH's reported overall graduation rate is 54%. Its separately reported four-year and six-year graduation rates are 25% and 32%, respectively. These figures should not be added together or treated as measures of the same students over one uninterrupted period.

Graduation-rate measures can use different entering cohorts, credential levels, and completion windows. That distinction is particularly important at a university offering programs of different lengths. The reported student retention rate is 61%; retention measures continued enrollment over a specified period, not eventual graduation.

For a more relevant comparison, applicants should ask about completion rates for their intended credential and the typical time required by its course sequence. A student transferring credits, studying part time, or entering a technical program may follow a path unlike the first-time, full-time students commonly represented in federal graduation measures.

What is the earning potential for graduates at University of Northwestern Ohio?

College Scorecard program-level figures offer a limited view of earnings about one year after completion. Among the reported UNOH fields, accounting and related services has a one-year figure of $41,026; business administration, management and operations is reported at $39,285; and health and medical administrative services at $27,809.

These are program-level measures for the population captured by the federal data, not starting-salary offers to every graduate. College Scorecard earnings measures generally concern federally aided completers whose earnings can be matched in the underlying records. The figures do not establish what an individual student will make, and differences among fields may reflect occupation, location, experience, employment patterns, and the mix of credentials included.

Students can use the figures as one comparison point, alongside program costs and completion requirements. UNOH reports career services including individual counseling, résumé help, interview preparation, employer recruitment, job fairs, and a job bank. Access to those services should not be confused with a verified job-placement or salary outcome.