Graduation, Transfer-out, and Retention Rate Trends at The New School Center for Media

The average graduation rate over the past 11 years (2012-2022) is 67.50% where the last year rate was 0%. The average retention rate of the last 11 years is 34.30% (all full-time students).

Judging by its graduation rate and retention rate, many students at The New School Center for Media do not enrolled continually (i.e transfer-out or stop studying) and do not complete their studies in time.

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Graduation Rate Changes

The average graduation rate of the last 11 years is 67.50% where the current academic year rate is 0%.

The following table and chart show the changes of graduation rate at The New School Center for Media over the past 11 years (2012-2022).

Year	Total	Men	Women
2012-13	96%	0%	0%
2013-14	97%	0%	0%
2014-15	97%	0%	0%
2015-16	94%	0%	0%
2016-17	91%	0%	0%
2017-18	100%	0%	0%
2018-19	100%	0%	0%
2019-20	0%	0%	0%
2020-21	0%	0%	0%
2021-22	0%	0%	0%
Average	67.50%	0.00%	0.00%

The New School Center for Media Graduation Rate Changes Chart

Year	Transfer-out Rate
2012-13	4%
2013-14	3%
2014-15	0%
2015-16	3%
2016-17	0%
2017-18	0%
2018-19	0%
2019-20	0%
2020-21	0%
2021-22	0%
Average	1.00%

Year	Full-time	Part-time
2012-13	-	-
2013-14	-	-
2014-15	-	-
2015-16	-	-
2016-17	-	-
2017-18	75%	-
2018-19	80%	-
2019-20	88%	-
2020-21	100%	-
2021-22	-	-
Average	34.30%	-

Year	Student to Faculty Ratio
2012-13	12:1
2013-14	12:1
2014-15	12:1
2015-16	12:1
2016-17	12:1
2017-18	10:1
2018-19	10:1
2019-20	10:1
2020-21	10:1
2021-22	10:1
Average	11.00:1

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Graduation, Transfer-out, and Retention Rate Trends at The New School Center for Media

Graduation Rate Changes

Transfer-out Rate Changes

Retention Rate Changes

Student to Faculty Ratio Changes