University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

What are the graduation rates for students at University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences?

The familiar four-year and six-year graduation rates used to compare undergraduate colleges are not useful measures of USAHS's predominantly graduate professional programs. Its reported first-time, degree-seeking undergraduate entering cohort was zero in the 2024-25 institutional data.

Applicants can instead ask their intended program for recent cohort-level results: the proportion completing on time, the proportion completing within an extended period, and - for licensed professions - first-time and overall examination pass rates. These measures answer different questions. A licensure pass rate, for example, describes examination results for the people who took it, not the share of all entrants who finished the degree.

What is the earning potential for graduates at University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences?

A reliable institution-wide figure for earnings one year after graduation is not established here. Assigning a single salary to USAHS graduates would also obscure substantial differences among occupations, locations, work schedules, and prior experience.

When comparing a program's earnings data, students should check whether the figure is a median or mean, when it was measured, and whether it covers all completers or only people found in a particular employment or tax dataset. Earnings are not the same as take-home pay or return on investment: tuition, borrowing, interest, licensing costs, and time away from paid work also matter.