Retention and Graduation Rates

The section provides historical data on the progress UK students have made toward a bachelor's degree. Student advancement is calculated by tracking cohorts of first-time, full-time, degree-seeking students. One-year retention rates reflect the percentage of students in a cohort who return for a second year of college. Graduation rates indicate the percentage of students in a cohort who earn a bachelor's degree (or higher) within six years.

Retention and Graduation Rate Summary Report: Entering Classes 1988-2006
Retention Rates, Graduation Rates, and Other Key Measures: By College and Department 1999-2008
Retention and Graduation Rates: Initial College by Final College for Five Year Averages
Graduation Rates: By College of Initial Program 1994-2002
Graduation Rates: By College of Degree Completion 1994-2002
Historical Retention and Graduation Rates (By Race and Gender)
Institutional Research Report: Retention of First-year Students - September 2004

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