Less than 40 percent of undergraduate students earn their degree in four years

The idea that a college student will earn their degree in four years is fading. In 2006, only 39 percent of undergraduate students earned a bachelors degree in four years. When given two more years, 59 percent of students in this same cohort earned their bachelor’s degree. The cost of a fifth or sixth year can be very pricey due to extra living, tuition and fee expenses, and also delayed entrance into the job market.

CTC Can Help

Arrive on campus with a plan to increase your likelihood to finish in four years and help you select a major that aligns with your passion­—and the job market.

Bowie State University, MD

Eckerd College, FL

George Washington University, DC

Georgetown University, DC

Hood College, MD

Florida Gulf Coast University, FL

Florida State University, FL

Johns Hopkins University, MD

Pasco-Hernando State College, FL

Rollins College, FL

Santa Fe College, FL

St. John's College, Annapolis campus, MD

St. Petersburg College, FL

Towson University, MD

United States Naval Academy, MD

University of Central Florida, FL

University of Florida, FL

University of Maryland, College Park

University of South Florida, main campus, FL

University of South Florida, St. Petersburg , FL

University of Tampa, FL