Yeshiva University

What are the graduation rates for students at Yeshiva University?

Yeshiva University reports strong undergraduate completion figures in federal data: the four-year graduation rate is 81%, and the six-year rate is 85%. These measures follow defined groups of first-time, full-time degree-seeking students; they do not predict the outcome of every transfer, part-time or graduate student.

The reported overall graduation rate is 83%, while first-year retention is 92%. Retention asks whether students return after their first year; graduation asks whether a cohort finishes within a specified period. The measures should not be added together or treated as interchangeable. Applicants comparing colleges should also consider whether a program's required course sequence, transferred credits or planned time abroad could change their own path to completion.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Yeshiva University?

College Scorecard program data reports earnings for some Yeshiva University fields one year after completion. The available figures include $61,786 for accounting, $51,683 for business administration, $21,384 for psychology and $18,305 for biology. These are program-level, one-year earnings measures - not starting-salary offers or predictions for an individual student.

Scorecard earnings measures cover a defined group of federally aided completers with matched earnings records, rather than every alumnus. The reported figures do not explain differences in occupation, location, hours worked or further education. That limitation is particularly relevant to fields such as biology and psychology, where graduates may continue studying. A useful comparison pairs these outcomes with the likely cost of attendance, the degree required for a chosen occupation and information about longer-term career paths.

For help preparing for work, students can seek university career-services support for career exploration, résumés, interviewing, internships and employer connections. Those services are resources for a job search, not verified employment outcomes.