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Below you will find information about retention rates, graduation rates, time to degree, credits to degree, student learning outcomes, high impact practices, and a link to Career Service's First Destination Survey.

Retention & Graduation Rates, Credits to Degree, & Time to Degree

Who is included: undergraduate retention and graduation rates measure how many of the students who begin as first-time, full-time new freshmen at 91°µÍø continue to the next year (retention) or graduate in four, five or six years after enrolling for the first time (graduation). These rates do not include students who transfer in to 91°µÍø, part-time, or international students. It also does not account for students who transfer out of 91°µÍø and graduate at another institution. Credits to degree and time to degree measure the average number of credits and the average number of years it takes to graduate for students who started at 91°µÍø as first-time, full-time new freshmen, by year of graduation. Graduate retention and graduation rates are for new part-time and full-time graduate students by incoming fall cohort. 

Student Learning Outcomes

91°µÍø sets clear learning goals and outcomes for students in the Liberal Education curriculum, in major, minor, and certificate programs, and in graduate programs. 

Student learning outcomes for  and each can be found in the Academic Catalog. 

High Impact Practices at 91°µÍø

91°µÍø encourages all students to participate in High Impact Practices. The university focuses its High Impact Practice efforts on internships, immersion experiences (including ), and student/faculty collaborative research. All students also participate in service learning.

First Destination Survey

Each year Career Services at 91°µÍø reaches out to new graduates to gather information about placement in jobs and continuing education.  The information-gathering process and results are published in the First Destination Survey.