Graduate Program Persistence
Persistence is defined as students who either graduated or are still actively pursuing a graduate degree within three years of beginning their studies. See the rates below at which students stay and finish their Grand View education since the fall of 2012, as measured at the end of the fall semester.
|
Year
|
Graduate Student Persistence
(First fall enrollment to the following fall enrollment) |
Graduate Programs Completion
Within Three Years |
Graduated or Enrolled Three or More Years Rate |
| Fall 2021 |
80% |
63.1%** |
63.1% |
| Fall 2020 |
75.5% |
63.83%** |
67% |
| Fall 2019 |
89.7% |
89.7%** |
92.3% |
| Fall 2018 |
73.3% |
84.0%** |
72.4% |
| Fall 2017 |
84.0% |
88.0%** |
87.5% |
| Fall 2016 |
58.8% |
52.9% |
65.8% |
| Fall 2015 |
85.3% |
79.4% |
83.33% |
*Students have not been enrolled long enough to complete the two-year program yet.
**Students enrolled part-time are still completing the program so this number is incomplete.