Academic Data - Achievement, Graduation and Retention
Credits may be transferred from another two- or four-year institution. Olivet is a signatory of the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) and participates in the Michigan Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (MACRAO) Articulation Agreement and the MACRAO Universal Transfer Agreement. Olivet will accept up to 90 semester hours in transfer credit from other institutions toward graduation. There is no minimum number of completed credits required to transfer. An evaluation of credit gained is available upon submission of an application and transcripts to the Admissions Office. Limitations are as follows: 1) Only non-developmental courses that are graded “C” (2.0) or higher will be accepted for credit. 2) All transfer students must complete the final 30 credits for the degree at Olivet. 3) Transferred credit must be documented by receipt of an official transcript from each institution attended. Transfer students are encouraged to consult with the Associate Dean for Academic Records to review transfer credit equivalencies.
Academic achievement data, including completion/graduation rate, retention rate, and transfer-out rate of full-time undergraduate students for The University of Olivet are available here or through the National Center for Education Statistics.
Information related to the employment or continued education of graduates can be found here.
Additional information related to the employment or continued education of graduate or professional education of graduates from the institution’s 4- year degree programs can be found here.
Additional information regarding athletic program participation rates, the diversity makeup of the Olivet student body, and other demographic information can be found at the following external links:
The University of Olivet report on completion, graduation rate or transfer-out rate of student athletes is available through Equity in Athletics Data Analysis.
The University of Olivet report on athletic program participation rates and financial support data is available through Equity in Athletics Data Analysis.
Information about the make-up of The University of Olivet student body (diversity) is available through the National Center for Education Statistics