Williamson Christian College

What are the graduation rates for students at Williamson Christian College?

Williamson Christian College's reported overall graduation rate is 67%, while its reported four-year rate is 33%. The six-year rate is also 67%. These measures answer different questions: finishing within four years is more restrictive than finishing within six.

Federal graduation-rate measures generally follow a defined group of first-time, full-time degree-seeking entrants. They do not describe the outcome of every student, particularly transfers and people who attend part time. With a small entering class - the college reported eight full-time, degree-seeking freshmen - a change in the results of just a few students can substantially move a percentage from year to year.

The reported first-year retention rate is 50%. Retention measures whether students return for the next fall, not whether they eventually complete a credential. Applicants should consider it alongside the graduation measures and ask about course scheduling and academic advising in their specific program rather than treating any one percentage as a prediction of their own result.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Williamson Christian College?

There is no reportable one-year post-completion earnings figure in the cited College Scorecard information for Williamson Christian College's religion or religious studies and business administration fields. Neither field therefore has a reliable dollar figure here that could be presented as a typical graduate salary.

Even when earnings data are published, students need to check who was counted, whether the figure is a median or mean, and how long after leaving school it was measured. Earnings can differ by occupation, location, prior experience, and further education. They also leave out considerations such as debt, benefits, and whether a graduate works in a field related to the credential.