Graduation and Retention Data
The table and charts below illustrate enrollment, retention rates, graduation rates, and times to degree for Scripps Research's Graduate Program. Also included below are disaggregated data pertaining to gender, ethnicity, citizenship, and campus location.
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Enrollment, Retention, Graduation and Time to Degree
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| The chart above illustrates key student success metrics, listed by the year each cohort (group) of students began their graduate studies. Cohorts of students typically begin graduate studies in August. For each cohort, we measure retention rate, or the percentage of each cohort that is still pursuing graduate studies after one, two or three years have elapsed since they began. Graduation rate measures the percentage of each cohort that has completed graduate studies by the time five, six, seven, and 10 years have elapsed since they began. Mean time to degree is the average time required for the students in a given cohort to complete graduate studies |
Graduation and Retention Rates by Campus, Gender and Citizenship
Graduation Rates by Ethnicity
Retention Rates by Ethnicity
