Graduation Rate at Franklin

Graduation Rate	Transfer-out Rate
49%	39%

At Franklin University, the graduation rate is 49 % within 150% normal time, the retention rate is 50 %, and the transfer-out rate is 39 %, as of August 31, 2023.

Its graduation rate is relatively lower than the average rate when comparing similar colleges' rate of 57.32% (private (not-for-profit) Master's College and University with larger programs).

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Graduation Rates in Reasonable Completion Time

For the academic year 2022-2023, 35 students out of 71 candidates have completed their courses within 150% normal time (i.e. in 6 years for 4-year BS degree) at Franklin University.

By gender, 18 male and 17 female students graduated the school last year completing their jobs in the period. Its graduation rate is relatively lower than the average rate when comparing similar colleges' rate of 57.32% (private (not-for-profit) Master's College and University with larger programs).

	Candidates	Completers	Graduation Rates
Total	71	35	49.30%
Men	46	18	39.13%
Women	25	17	68.00%

Franklin University graduation rate by gender

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Graduation Rate By Race/Ethnicity

The following table shows graduation rate by race and at Franklin University.

Asian: 33.33%
Black (Non-Hispanic): 30.43%
Hispanic: 100.00%
White: 40.91%
Unknown: 75.00%

Graduation Rate by Gender
	Total	Male	Female
Asian	33.33%(1/3)	33.33%(1/3)	-
Black (Non-Hispanic)	30.43%(7/23)	11.76%(2/17)	83.33%(5/6)
Hispanic	100.00%(3/3)	100.00%(2/2)	100.00%(1/1)
White	40.91%(9/22)	40.00%(4/10)	41.67%(5/12)
Unknown	75.00%(15/20)	64.29%(9/14)	100.00%(6/6)

Franklin University graduation rate by race

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Transfer-out and Retention Rates

At Franklin, the transfer-out rate is 39.44%. Its transfer-out rate is much higher than the average rate when comparing similar colleges' rate of 22.31%.

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Graduation Rates in Reasonable Completion Time

Graduation Rate By Race/Ethnicity

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