Marshall University
Office of Institutional Research
Graduation Rates of Marshall University First-Time, Full-Time Freshmen
Associate Degree Seeking Students
Cohort Group: 1992
Student Right-to-Know Information
Total First-Time Full-Time Freshmen
			Fall 1992	Fall 1992	Fall 1992	Overall Four-Class Avg		Overall Four-Class
			Cohort	Cohort	Cohort	1993-1996	1993-1996	1993-1996 Cohort
			No. of Students	Completers	Graduation Rate	Total No Students	Completers	Average Graduation Rate
	Race
		American Indian/Alaska Native	0	0	***	21	5	23.8%
		Asian/Pacific Islander	1	0	***	60	23	38.3%
		Black, Non-Hispanic	6	1	***	407	99	24.3%
		Hispanic	0	0	***	30	12	40.0%
		White, Non-Hispanic	135	40	29.6%	6275	2214	35.3%
		Nonresident Alien	0	0	***	19	6	31.6%
		Other	0	0	***	211	47	22.3%
		Total	142	41	28.9%	7023	2406	34.3%
	Gender
		Male	47	13	27.7%	3266	989	30.3%
		Female	95	28	29.5%	3757	1417	37.7%
		Total	142	41	28.9%	7023	2406	34.3%
***For confidentiality reasons if the number of completers is two or less, the graduation rate is not shown.
Notes:
	The cohort groups include those individuals who enter Marshall University as First-Time Full-Time Freshmen
	who are seeking an associate degree.
	The Graduation Rate is the percent of those students who received their associate degree within 150% of the
	normal time to complete a degree, which is within three years after they entered or who received their
	baccalaureate degree within 150% of the normal time to complete a degree, which is within six years after
	they entered.
	Source:  IPEDS Graduation Rate Surveys