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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Graduation rate: Northeastern has a 4 year program with 2 coops as well as 5 year 3 coop options. (5 year used to be the norm, but 4 year is more common now) It's not any harder than any other school to graduate in 4 years. USN&WR and many others use the graduation rate for it's ranking calculation.It's based on 6 years. A lot of students change majors, study abroad, etc. so 6 year calculation is the norm. https://www.usnews.com/education/best-colleges/articles/how-us-news-calculated-the-rankings Most recent Northeastern 6 year grad rate: 90% https://usnews.com/best-colleges/northeastern-university-2199/overall-rankings UMD 6 year grad rate: 87% https://usnews.com/best-colleges/university-of-maryland-2103/overall-rankings [/quote] How is this relevant? My point was very few at NE graduate in 4 years, 20 percent or less according to NE’s own data.[/quote] That's because NE students do COOPS, and typically 2+ coops means you will take more than 4 years to graduate (or it means taking courses all of your summers in college as well). Really not that difficult to understand why. Look at any schools engineering school and you will find many have only 40-50% 4 year grad rates---that's largely because the other students did a coop which means you need to add a semester of courses to make up for when you were on coop.[/quote]
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