Average Transfer-out Rate At North Carolina Colleges

The transfer-out rate is a percentage graduate candidates who transferred-out to other schools. The average transfer-out rate of North Carolina colleges is 20.34%. It includes all institutions' rate (i.e. 4-years and 2-years or less) where the transfer-out information is available. In public colleges, the transfer-out rate is 19.60% and private schools' rate is 27.74%. By school levels, the transfer out rate is 25.84% and community colleges' rate is 17.13% in North Carolina.

By gender, the female students' transfer-out rate is 17.06% and male students' rate is 17.11%.

The next schools are the top 5 North Carolina colleges that have the highest transfer-out rate. University of North Carolina at Pembroke has the highest transfer-out rate of 36% among North Carolina colleges. Campbell University and Fayetteville State University also have higher transfer-out rate of 34% and 31% respectively. For the ranking, we exclude community colleges and four-colleges with less than 5,000 students.

For the four-years North Carolina institutions where BS degree grants, the average transfer-out rate is 17.08%. 8,392 students transferred-out to other schools among 49,132 graduate candidates. 31,955 students graduated in 150% of normal time (i.e. 6 years) and 578 students are still enrolled in North Carolina colleges.

The following table summarizes the transfer-out rate by gender with the graduation rate for North Carolina collegesNumbers in parentheses in each column indicate the number of students over candidates in the corresponding category.