How the College measures student success

Because its programs prepare students for further study, civic life, and intellectually demanding work rather than a specific licensed occupation, the College measures success mainly through course completion, term-to-term retention, academic progress, graduation within 150% of normal time, student satisfaction, and further-education enrollment.

Headings to publish (data to follow)

• Completion / graduation rate — to be published as cohorts graduate. First graduating cohort (Bachelor of Liberal Arts) is anticipated in December 2028.
• Licensure / certification pass rate — not applicable to the College’s liberal-arts programs.
• Further-education outcome — to be published as cohorts complete.
• Student satisfaction — the College surveys current students and alumni on whether they achieved their goals, would recommend the program, and are satisfied overall; results to be published as they become available.
• Employer satisfaction — not applicable to the College’s current programs.

Last updated: July 19, 2026