University of Redlands

What are the graduation rates for students at University of Redlands?

In the reported IPEDS outcomes, 56% of Redlands students in the measured first-time, full-time undergraduate cohort completed within four years; 67% completed within six years. The six-year figure allows additional time for students who take longer than a standard four-year schedule.

These federal cohort measures do not describe every student at the university: transfer students, many part-time students, and graduate students are not represented in the same way. The reported first-year retention rate was 84%, indicating the share of the relevant entering cohort that returned the following fall. None of these figures predicts an individual student's result. Applicants comparing programs should also ask about required course sequencing and whether classes needed for their major are offered often enough to support their intended graduation date.

What is the earning potential for graduates at University of Redlands?

College Scorecard figures provide limited, program-level snapshots of earnings roughly one year after completion - not a promised salary for a Redlands degree. The measure is based on graduates with federal-aid and matched earnings records, so it does not capture every graduate or every kind of work.

Among the reported one-year median figures, accounting was approximately $63,777 and business/commerce approximately $63,683. Biology was approximately $34,248, while psychology was approximately $20,777. These are different fields with different typical career and graduate-study paths; comparing their figures without accounting for those paths can mislead.

One-year earnings omit important context, including hours worked, location, graduate-school enrollment, later career progression, and the cost of a degree. Some programs also have too few reportable records for a useful comparison. Students can use the figures as one question to bring to program advisers and career staff, alongside internship access, graduate-study plans, and the price they would actually pay.