888-635-1121Graduation Rates
The Student Right-to-Know Act requires schools to disclose graduation rates of certificate- or degree-seeking, full-time, first-time undergraduate students. These are students who have not attended post-secondary education courses before and who are attending school on a full-time basis. Potomac College’s programs are currently focused on students attending on a full-time basis; however, in the past, Potomac College’s programs were primarily directed to students attending school on a part-time basis, most of whom had previously taken courses at another institution.
Therefore, the cohort of students who meet the definition of full-time, first-time undergraduate students is very small.
Associate Degrees
There were 14 students who started associate degree programs in the Fall of 2009. Of these students, 12 were “first-time and full-time” and 2 students graduated within the 150% completion time for a 17% graduation rate in this population.
Bachelor Degrees
There were 82 students in the Fall 2006 cohort. Of these students, 9 were “first-time, full-time” BA degree students. One of these students graduated in the 2012 academic year within the 150% completion time. 7 others withdrew from the institution and one has returned for a 11% graduation rate in this very small population.
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Potomac College Annual Retention Rate
| Total Students | First Time | |
| Enrolled in Fall 2010 | 355 | 60 |
| Continued in Fall 2011 | 136* | 16 |
| Retention Rate | 38% | 27% |
*Less 69 2011 Graduates
Update September 2012
