Wilmington University

What are the graduation rates for students at Wilmington University?

Wilmington University's reported graduation measures include a 12% four-year rate and a 22% six-year rate. Its reported overall graduation rate is 20%, and its student retention figure is 61%. These measures should not be read as interchangeable or as a prediction for an individual applicant.

Federal graduation-rate measures generally follow defined groups of first-time, full-time students entering particular credentials. That limitation matters at Wilmington University, where transfer students and adults form a substantial part of enrollment: many of their paths are not captured by the familiar first-time-student graduation rate. Students comparing schools should ask for completion information relevant to their own degree level, transfer status and attendance intensity, as well as the usual time to finish the specific program. The published rates alone do not establish why students leave, return or take longer to graduate.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Wilmington University?

Federal College Scorecard field-of-study figures provide a limited view of earnings roughly one year after completion for measured former students. Reported Wilmington University examples include $72,946 for registered nursing, $51,857 for computer and information technology administration, and $44,274 for business administration.

These are field-specific reported earnings measures, not starting salaries promised to every graduate or a forecast of lifetime income. Scorecard earnings data reflect eligible federally aided completers for whom earnings can be measured, and a field label may cover more than one program or credential. Employment patterns, prior experience, location and further education can all affect results. Compare the figure for the specific credential level you are considering, and weigh it alongside completion prospects, borrowing and the work required to enter the occupation.