World Mission University

What are the graduation rates for students at World Mission University?

IPEDS 2024-25 reports a 100% six-year graduation rate for World Mission University's measured first-time, full-time student cohort, alongside a 0% four-year rate. The difference makes the time period essential: the figures do not say that students typically finish a bachelor's degree in four years.

These federal graduation measures follow a defined entering cohort, not every student who attends. They therefore cannot describe the outcomes of all transfer, part-time, or graduate students. At a small institution, a small cohort can also make a percentage change sharply from one reporting period to another. The reported first-year retention rate is 100%, but it measures continued enrollment in a different cohort and should not be read as a graduation forecast.

What is the earning potential for graduates at World Mission University?

College Scorecard program data reported in October 2026 lists $13,781 in earnings for the Bible/biblical studies field one year after completion. This is a field-specific, early-career measure - not a salary promised to World Mission University students or a figure for every graduate.

Federal program earnings measures cover the graduates included in the underlying federal data and may not represent students who pursue unpaid ministry, further study, or other paths. The amount also does not account for differences in hours worked or local living costs. Applicants weighing financial outcomes should compare the exact credential they intend to earn with its likely occupations, further-training requirements, and total education costs.