Undergraduate Program Graduation Rates

• All Undergraduates 150 Percent Time to Degree as of Spring 2023
• All Pell-Eligible Undergraduates 150 Percent Time to Degree as of Spring 2023

Principal Professional Program Graduation Rates

• Clinical Nurse Leader MS Graduation Rates as of Spring 2023
• Dentistry DDS Graduation Rates as of Spring 2023
• Law Day JD Graduation Rates as of Spring 2023
• Law Evening JD Graduation Rates as of Spring 2023
• Medicine MD Graduation Rates as of Spring 2023
• Nursing Entry-Level BSN Graduation Rates as of Spring 2023
• Pharmacy PharmD Graduation Rates as of Spring 2023
• Physical Therapy DPT Graduation Rates as of Spring 2023
• Social Work MSW Graduation Rates as of Spring 2023

Methodology

The University of Maryland, Baltimore has undergraduate programs in the disciplines of nursing, dental hygiene, and medical and research technology. Graduation rates for all undergraduate degree programs regardless of duration and student attendance status are calculated and reported on the basis of gender and race. Students deemed Pell Eligible are also reported.

The Office of Institutional Effectiveness, Strategic Planning, and Assessment calculates and reports graduation rates of principal professional practice programs that satisfy the following criteria:

• Students are enrolled primarily full time.
• Programs are practice-oriented.
• Students follow a largely predetermined course of study of at least two years' duration.
• Programs typically have entering cohorts of at least 50 students.

The graduation threshold for undergraduate programs is 150 percent of time to degree, consistent with graduation rates typically reported for undergraduate programs enrolling first-time freshmen. Three graduation rates are reported for principal professional practice programs:

• 100 percent of time to degree or on-time graduation.
• 150 percent of time to degree or graduation within a period of time equivalent to the standard length of the program plus half.
• Eventual graduation or graduation by the end of the last term included in the data included in the analysis regardless of the entering cohort year.

 Graduation Rates are updated and published each summer after the spring graduation data is available.

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Undergraduate Program Progression (Retention) Rates‌

• All Undergraduates One Year Progression Rate as of Fall 2023
• All Pell-Eligible Undergraduates One Year Progression Rate as of Fall 2023

Principal Professional Program Progression (Retention) Rates

• Clinical Nurse Leader MS Progression Rate as of Fall 2023
• Dentistry DDS Progression Rate as of Fall 2023
• Law Day JD Progression Rate as of Fall 2023
• Law Evening JD Progression Rate as of Fall 2023
• Medicine MD Progression Rate as of Fall 2023
• Nursing DNP Progression Rate as of Fall 2023
• Nursing Entry-Level BSN Progression Rate as of Fall 2023
• Pharmacy PharmD Progression Rate as of Fall 2023
• Physical Therapy DPT Progression Rate as of Fall 2023
• Social Work MSW Progression Rate as of Fall 2023

Previous Progression Reports

Methodology

The Office of Institutional Effectiveness, Strategic Planning, and Assessment calculates and reports retention rates of principal professional practice programs that satisfy the following criteria:

• Progression is a combination of retention (students returning for a particular term) and graduation (students graduating by a particular term).
• Students are enrolled primarily full time.
• Programs are practice-oriented and the degree is typically the minimum required to enter the field of practice.
• Students follow a largely predetermined course of study of at least two years duration.
• Programs typically have entering cohorts of at least 50 students.
• Retention rates are updated each fall after the fall enrollment data is available.