Degree Completion
As the Journey Concludes
The University of Denver is focused on the caliber of people we graduate.
That collective focus - on developing in our students the ability to use the intellect and skills they possess in whatever paths they chose to follow - is what ensures that you'll graduate from DU with far more than just a diploma in hand.
Armed with a breadth of intellectual and practical experiences, an expanded worldview and a steadfast spirit of optimism, you will be prepared to tackle challenges, capitalize on opportunities and achieve success in a life of purpose and significance.
The Facts and Figures
First Year Retention
The majority of students return to DU after the completion of their first year. The following DU data reflects a five year average.
The above national data is from ACT Institutional Data File, 2012
Time to Degree at DU
Of the students who graduated in the spring and summer of 2012, the vast majority did so in four years or less.
The above national data is from the US Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics.
Of the students who began their education at the University of Denver, the majority remained at DU and completed their degrees in four to six years. In addition, we offer dual degree programs where students complete both a bachelor's and a master's degree in five years.
The above data is from the University of Denver's Office of Institutional Research and Analysis.
Time to Degree - National Averages
The following indicates the percent of students who graduate in 4 years based upon the type of institution.
The following indicates the percent of students who graduate in 6 years based upon the type of institution.
The above data is the most recent entering 2002 cohort from the US Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics.
Stories of Success
