UW - Green Bay's Graduation Rate

48%

Graduation Rate

66%

Retention Rate
[updated for 2024-2025 graduation data]

At University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, the graduation rate is 48 % within 150% normal time, the retention rate is 66 %, as of August 31, 2025.

Its graduation rate is around the average rate when comparing similar colleges' rate of 45.87% (public Master's College and University with medium programs).

Graduation Rates in Reasonable Completion Time

For the academic year 2024-2025, 582 students out of 1,207 candidates have completed their courses within 150% normal time (i.e. in 6 years for 4-year BS degree) at University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.

By gender, 187 male and 395 female students graduated the school last year completing their jobs in the period.

CandidatesCompletersGraduation Rates
Total1,20758248.22%
Men46418740.30%
Women74339553.16%
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay graduation rate by gender

Graduation Rate By Race/Ethnicity

The following table shows graduation rate by race and at University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.

  • American Indian or Alaska Native: 0.00%
  • Asian: 32.73%
  • Black (Non-Hispanic): 23.53%
  • Hispanic: 42.22%
  • White: 51.29%
  • Two or More Race: 45.00%
Graduation Rate by Gender
TotalMaleFemale
American Indian or Alaska Native0.00%(-/4) - -
Asian32.73%(18/55) 32.00%(8/25) 33.33%(10/30)
Black (Non-Hispanic)23.53%(8/34) 15.00%(3/20) 35.71%(5/14)
Hispanic42.22%(38/90) 34.21%(13/38) 48.08%(25/52)
White51.29%(497/969) 44.00%(154/350) 55.41%(343/619)
Two or More Race45.00%(18/40) 38.89%(7/18) 50.00%(11/22)
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay graduation rate by race

Non-Resident Alien Graduation Rate

A non-resident alien student is not a US citizen/green card holder and studies with a student visa, such as an F visa, in the United States. At University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, 3 of 15 non-resident alien students completed their studies and the graduation rate was 20.00%.

  • Non-Resident Alien Graduation Rate


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