Graduation and Retention rates

 

To calculate graduation rates, the follow-up cohort is first selected. Once the cohorts for each year of admission were selected, a follow-up was followed during the next six academic years to determine how many of these students graduated from the Institution. Then, the number of students graduating was divided by the cohort base and multiplied by one hundred to calculate the cumulative graduation rate. The six-year cumulative graduation rate reflects the percentage of students in the cohort who graduated in six years or less from a Teacher Education Program.

 

Accumulated Graduation Rate at 6 years or less of studies – Cohort 2013

Cohort	Base	Graduated	% Graduated
2013	36	18	50%

 

Accumulated Graduation Rate at 6 years or less of studies per programs – Cohort 2013

Programs	Cohort base	Graduated	% Graduated
Teaching of English as a Second Language at the Secondary Level	7	4	57%
Secondary Education in Biology	1	1	100%
Teaching of English as a Second Language at the Elementary Level	10	4	40%
Elementary Education in Special Education	3	2	67%
Early Childhood Education: Elementary Level K-3	2	2	100%
Early Childhood Education: Elementary Level 4-6	1	0	0%
Early Childhood Education: Preschool Level	3	2	67%
Special Education in Autism	7	2	29%
Special Education in the Deaf and Partially Deaf	2	1	50%
Total	36	18	50%