Warner Pacific University Professional and Graduate Studies

What are the graduation rates for students at Warner Pacific University Professional and Graduate Studies?

Published graduation-rate measures require particular care for an adult-oriented division with many transfer students. Standard federal four- and six-year graduation rates generally follow first-time, full-time undergraduates entering a defined cohort; they do not describe the completion experience of every transfer, part-time, or graduate student.

Historical institutional reporting showed a 25% overall graduation rate for a 2020 reporting period. That figure should not be applied to a current Professional and Graduate Studies applicant or interpreted as the likelihood of completing a particular program. A more useful comparison is the current program's required credits, course rotation, expected time to completion, and policies for interruptions or changes in enrollment intensity.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Warner Pacific University Professional and Graduate Studies?

Federal College Scorecard field-of-study data report earnings one year after completion for some Warner Pacific programs. These are historical outcomes for the students included in each reported field, not salary offers or predictions for new graduates.

• Business administration, management, and operations: $52,609.
• Health and medical administrative services: $49,041.
• Accounting and related services: $47,696.
• Human development, family studies, and related services: $37,301.

These one-year figures reflect the Scorecard's reported earnings measure for eligible completers in each field; they are not a campus-wide average. A field may include graduates with different credentials, jobs, locations, and prior work experience. Earnings also omit important parts of a decision, including tuition paid, borrowing, career changes, and outcomes later than the first year. Applicants should check the credential and cohort attached to any field-of-study figure before comparing it with another program.