Graduation Rates Disaggregated by Financial Aid Category
Bachelors degree-seeking cohort of first-time, full-time undergraduate students

Cohort entering Fall 2012	Total Cohort (adjusted for allowable exclusions)	Received Federal  Pell Grant	Received Subsidized Stafford Loan, No Pell Grant	Received Neither Pell Grant nor Subsidized Stafford Loan
Number of First-time, First Year Students	456	104	166	186
# Completed within 4 years	340	72	129	139
# Completed within 5 years	355	75	136	144
# Completed within 6 years	359	75	137	147
Completed bachelor’s degree within 4 years	74.6%	69.2%	77.7%	74.7%
Completed bachelor’s degree within 5 years	77.9%	72.1%	81.9%	77.4%
Completed bachelor’s degree within 6 years	78.7%	72.1%	82.5%	79.0%

 

Cohort entering Fall 2011	Total Cohort (adjusted for allowable exclusions)	Received Federal  Pell Grant	Received Subsidized Stafford Loan, No Pell Grant	Received Neither Pell Grant nor Subsidized Stafford Loan
Number of First-time, First Year Students	427	101	147	179
# Completed within 4 years	320	74	118	128
# Completed within 5 years	327	75	122	130
# Completed within 6 years	328	76	122	130
Completed bachelor’s degree within 4 years	74.9%	73.3%	80.3%	71.5%
Completed bachelor’s degree within 5 years	76.6%	74.3%	83.0%	72.6%
Completed bachelor’s degree within 6 years	76.8%	75.2%	83.0%	72.6%

Previous cohort data.

Notes:  Financial aid category is determined by aid status of student in the student’s first term used to determine cohort. Students who receive neither subsidized loans nor Pell Grant may have received other financial aid, or no aid.
In accordance with The Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act of 1990 and the Higher Education Act, the above graduation/completion rates reflect the percent of students who, from the time of their initial enrollment as full-time students during the fall semester indicated, completed their program of studies and graduated within 150% of the “normal time” allotted. 150% of a program normally taking four years is six years. Disclosure of graduation rates disaggregated by aid category is required by the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008.
Data source: IPEDS Graduation Rate Survey submission; Student Financial Aid office
Data compiled: Institutional Research 12/28/17