Student Success view data (xls)

Retention Rates (First-time, Full-Time, Degree Seeking Freshmen, Main Campus)

	For students who entered Fall 2005, the retention rate was 68%, decreasing slightly from the previous year.
	As for Male and Female students, the retention rate has been slightly higher for females over the past few years with the roles reversing the past two years. Males had a retention rate of 69% where as the women had a 67% retention rate.
	African American students had a retention rate for the Fall 2005 cohort group of 62%.

Graduation Rates (First-time, Full-Time, Degree Seeking Freshmen, Main Campus)

	The six-year graduation rate for the 2000 cohort group increased to 44%, rising 4% from the previous years.
	The graduation rate for African American students is generally lower than the overall rate, but remains close at 37% for the 2000 cohort group.

Grade Point Averages (All students)

Undergraduate grade point averages have increased slightly from 2.902 in 2003 to 2.929 in 2007.