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Graduation Rates
Overall Graduation Rate: 65%
2017 cohort
The Graduation Rate indicates the percentage of students who completed their degree within 150% of the expected duration. For instance, a standard bachelor’s program typically lasts four years. However, in this calculation, completing the degree within six years of starting college is included. Essentially, it gauges the number of students who successfully finish their degree within a reasonable timeframe.
- Who’s Included: This rate counts students who began their full-time studies at Kettering College six years ago aiming for a bachelor’s degree. In 2017, 35 new students started their journey towards getting a bachelor’s degree.
- Who’s Not Included: It doesn’t count students who transferred from another college, those who aren’t pursuing a bachelor’s degree, or those who attend college part-time.
This information is shared with the Federal Government as part of a survey called IPEDS Graduation Rates and it’s also shown on College Navigator.
Out of those 35 students who started in 2017, 21 (60%), finished their bachelor’s degrees by 2023.
Graduation Rate by Type:
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GENDER
Gender Completed Total Percent Female 33 21 61% Male 2 1 50% -
RACE
RACE Started Completed Percent Completed Asian 2 1 50% American Indian / Alaskan Native 1 1 100% Race and Ethnicity Unknown 3 2 67% Two or More Races 1 1 100% White 28 17% 61% The College did not have any students from the following groups in the 2017 cohort:
- U.S. Nonresident
- Hispanic/Latino
- Black or African American
- Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander
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FINANCIAL AID
Financial Aid:
Financial Aid Type Started Completed Percent Pell Grant Recipients 13 4 31% Direct Subsidized Loan, no Pell Grant 13 10 77% No Pell Grant or Subsidized Loan 9 8 89%
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