The average graduation rate for District of Columbia 4-Year Colleges is 54.27%, transfer-out rate is 18.17%, and retention rate is 80.58%.
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The table below summarizes and compares the graduation, transfer-out, and retention rate for District of Columbia 4-Year Colleges. You can sort the table by a column by clicking/touching the column title.
Graduation, Transfer-out, Retention Rate Comparison between District of Columbia 4-Year Colleges
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District of Columbia 4-Year Colleges Graduation, Transfer-out, Retention Rate Comparison Table | School Name | Graduation Rate | Transfer-out Rate | Transfer-out Rate (BS degree) | Retention Rate (Full-time) | Retention Rate (Part-time) |
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American UniversityWashington, DC | 75% |
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88% | 63% |
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Gallaudet UniversityWashington, DC | 47% |
17% | 23% |
71% | - |
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George Washington UniversityWashington, DC | 84% |
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92% | 73% |
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Georgetown UniversityWashington, DC | 95% |
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97% | 100% |
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Howard UniversityWashington, DC | 70% |
19% | 26% |
91% | 29% |
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NewU UniversityWashington, DC | - |
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64% | - |
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Relay Graduate School of Education - Washington, D.CWashington, DC | - |
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- | - |
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Strayer University-District of ColumbiaWashington, DC | 18% |
36% | - |
100% | 50% |
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Strayer University-Global RegionWashington, DC | 14% |
7% | - |
60% | 41% |
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The Catholic University of AmericaWashington, DC | 79% |
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87% | - |
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Trinity Washington UniversityWashington, DC | 49% |
22% | 36% |
69% | 63% |
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University of the District of ColumbiaWashington, DC | 33% |
8% | 21% |
68% | 39% |
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University of the Potomac-Washington DC CampusWashington, DC | 33% |
- | 18% |
80% | - |
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| Average | 54.27% | 18.17% | 24.80% | 80.58% | 57.25% |
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