Consumer Disclosure Information
Consumer Disclosure Information
The following information is provided to you in accordance with the Department of Education’s requirements.
Graduation Rates
Rasmussen College Retention and Graduation Rate Disclosure
Rasmussen College One-Year Success Rate: 51%
The one-year success rate shown above was calculated using the following methodology.
- Students who entered the institution in the fall term of 2016, measured on October 13, 2017.
- Students who enrolled at all Rasmussen College campuses.
- Students across all programs.
- Students may be full-time or part-time.
Rasmussen College Institutional Graduation Rate: 35%
The graduation rate shown above was calculated using the following methodology:
- Students who entered the institution in the fall term of 2008, measured on August 31, 2016.
- Students who enrolled at our campuses in Florida, Minnesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin. (Our Kansas campuses were not open in 2008.)
- Students across all programs.
- Students in the following categories as defined by the U.S. Department of Education: Full-time, first-time entering (FTFT), Part-time, first-time entering (PTFT), Full-time, non-first-time entering (FTNFT), and Part-time, non-first-time entering (PTNFT).
- Please note this methodology differs from what is specified for IPEDS, the College Scorecard and our annual consumer disclosures; that information is based on "FTFT" students and represents only a small percentage of students at Rasmussen College.
For additional program-specific information and data, please see the 'Gainful Employment' disclosure template for each program, which can be found at the top of this page.
Net Price Calculator
Estimate the Investment Cost to Complete Your Program
The Rasmussen College net price calculator provides an individualized estimate of the cost of going to school, based on personal characteristics and financial aid offerings. The net price is calculated by taking the cost of attending school and reducing it by need and merit-based grants and scholarships, which are based on your income and family size. The final number represents an estimate of what you will have to finance personally through cash payments, loans, or tuition reimbursement. These costs are not exact and are subject to change.
Calculate the estimated investment cost to complete your program.
For more information about the program cost information provided, please visit the Department of Education.
For more information about applying for federal student loans, please visit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.