Student Right-To-Know Graduation and Transfer-Out Rates
What is Student Right-To-Know?
It’s a federal law requiring colleges to report graduation and transfer-out rates for full-time, first-time degree-seeking students.
About This Data:
This report includes 328 students who started at Riverland in Fall 2021. These students made up 9% of all enrolled students at that time.
Overall Rates
- Graduation Rate: 52%
- Transfer-Out Rate: 15%
- Combined Rate: 67% (National average: 51%)
By Race/Ethnicity
American Indian or Alaska Native: *
Asian: *
Black or African American: 16% grad / 40% transfer / 56% combined
Hispanic: 42% grad / 15% transfer / 57% combined
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander: *
Two or more races: *
U.S. Nonresident: *
Unknown: *
White: 59% grad / 13% transfer / 72% combined
By Gender
- Female: 51% grad / 11% transfer / 63% combined
- Male: 53% grad / 18% transfer / 70% combined
By Financial Aid Status
- Pell Grant Recipients: 45% grad / 13% transfer / 58% combined
- No Pell or Subsidized Stafford Loans: 61% grad / 16% transfer / 77% combined
- Stafford Loans Only: 44% grad / 24% transfer / 68% combined
*Suppressed to protect student privacy. Percentages may not add due to rounding.