Student Completion/Graduation Rate
The new Federal “Outcome Measure” for graduation rates best reflects the diversity of our student body. The 2016 calculation shows the eight-year results for students in the Fall 2008 cohort. By their definitions, succeeding students are those who have 1) graduated, 2) are still enrolled, or 3) transferred out under a qualifying program.
Federal IPEDS graduation data and the mandatory Student Right To Know Reporting (https://campus.strayer.edu) have traditionally only allowed reporting on first-time, full-time students, who are a small portion of our student body and are in the shaded boxes below. Additional graduation rate information may be available for individual campuses and/or programs based on state law requirements.
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% of Fall 2007 population
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Student Course Load
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Student Experience
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Full-Time
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Part-Time
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Total
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First-Time
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2%
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36%
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38%
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Not First-Time
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6%
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55%
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62%
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Total
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9%
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91%
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100%
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Eight-Year “Success” Rate
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Student Course Load
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Student Experience
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Full-Time
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Part-Time
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Total
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First-Time
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28%
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15%
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16%
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Not First-Time
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63%
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39%
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41%
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Total
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53%
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29%
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31.5%
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