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US Colleges in Top 100 Chemistry World Ranking

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Graduation Rate Comparison

The average graduation rate of US Colleges in Top 100 Chemistry World Ranking is 87.15% where 130,680 students out of 149,943 candidates have complete their courses and degrees. The rate is calculated as the total number of completers within 150% of normal time (for example, 6 years for 4 years BS program) divided by the candidates. The numbers in parenthesis() represent data by gender (men/women) for each cell respectively. The following table compares the graduation rates between US Colleges in Top 100 Chemistry World Ranking.
Among the US Colleges in Top 100 Chemistry World Ranking, Princeton University has the most highest graduation rate of 97.61%, while University of Arizona has the lowest rate of 67.52%.
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Graduation Rate Comparison Between US Colleges In Top 100 Chemistry World Ranking
RankName Graduation Rate
(Men/Women)		Completers
(Men/Women)		Candidates
(Men/Women)
1Princeton University
97.61%
(96.93% / 98.32%)		1,306
(662 / 644)		 1,338
(683 / 655)
2Massachusetts Institute of Technology
96.41%
(95.58% / 97.26%)		1,073
(541 / 532)		 1,113
(566 / 547)
3Stanford University
91.92%
(91.22% / 92.65%)		1,559
(790 / 769)		 1,696
(866 / 830)
4Harvard University
97.58%
(96.65% / 98.53%)		1,613
(808 / 805)		 1,653
(836 / 817)
6California Institute of Technology
94.37%
(92.74% / 96.26%)		218
(115 / 103)		 231
(124 / 107)
9University of California-Berkeley
92.84%
(91.91% / 93.56%)		5,559
(2,420 / 3,139)		 5,988
(2,633 / 3,355)
10Yale University
95.74%
(94.87% / 96.59%)		1,505
(740 / 765)		 1,572
(780 / 792)
12University of Chicago
95.85%
(94.40% / 97.38%)		1,733
(877 / 856)		 1,808
(929 / 879)
13Columbia University in the City of New York
96.10%
(94.72% / 97.31%)		1,478
(682 / 796)		 1,538
(720 / 818)
14University of California-Los Angeles
92.62%
(91.97% / 93.05%)		5,772
(2,292 / 3,480)		 6,232
(2,492 / 3,740)
15Cornell University
95.38%
(94.30% / 96.29%)		3,135
(1,423 / 1,712)		 3,287
(1,509 / 1,778)
21University of California-Santa Barbara
83.03%
(79.94% / 85.41%)		4,221
(1,769 / 2,452)		 5,084
(2,213 / 2,871)
22University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
93.20%
(91.93% / 94.43%)		6,207
(3,017 / 3,190)		 6,660
(3,282 / 3,378)
24University of Washington-Seattle Campus
85.18%
(82.93% / 86.99%)		6,040
(2,623 / 3,417)		 7,091
(3,163 / 3,928)
25University of California-San Diego
86.05%
(83.97% / 87.97%)		5,766
(2,708 / 3,058)		 6,701
(3,225 / 3,476)
27Northwestern University
95.13%
(93.38% / 96.63%)		1,835
(832 / 1,003)		 1,929
(891 / 1,038)
29The University of Texas at Austin
88.90%
(86.72% / 90.61%)		7,838
(3,369 / 4,469)		 8,817
(3,885 / 4,932)
31University of Wisconsin-Madison
89.55%
(88.15% / 90.80%)		6,135
(2,857 / 3,278)		 6,851
(3,241 / 3,610)
37University of Pennsylvania
96.54%
(95.05% / 97.77%)		2,374
(1,057 / 1,317)		 2,459
(1,112 / 1,347)
38University of Colorado Boulder
74.19%
(71.46% / 77.23%)		4,895
(2,484 / 2,411)		 6,598
(3,476 / 3,122)
39Johns Hopkins University
93.78%
(92.35% / 95.01%)		1,327
(604 / 723)		 1,415
(654 / 761)
40University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
85.13%
(82.90% / 87.72%)		6,464
(3,385 / 3,079)		 7,593
(4,083 / 3,510)
41New York University
87.78%
(86.82% / 88.51%)		5,353
(2,280 / 3,073)		 6,098
(2,626 / 3,472)
44Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
94.02%
(93.86% / 94.25%)		2,923
(1,727 / 1,196)		 3,109
(1,840 / 1,269)
45Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus
86.09%
(83.19% / 89.02%)		6,929
(3,370 / 3,559)		 8,049
(4,051 / 3,998)
46University of Maryland-College Park
88.68%
(87.02% / 90.49%)		5,328
(2,721 / 2,607)		 6,008
(3,127 / 2,881)
49Rice University
94.64%
(92.83% / 96.67%)		901
(466 / 435)		 952
(502 / 450)
56Carnegie Mellon University
94.13%
(93.03% / 95.24%)		1,475
(734 / 741)		 1,567
(789 / 778)
58University of California-Davis
85.67%
(83.84% / 86.69%)		5,394
(1,883 / 3,511)		 6,296
(2,246 / 4,050)
60Brown University
95.69%
(95.89% / 95.51%)		1,576
(746 / 830)		 1,647
(778 / 869)
65University of California-Irvine
86.87%
(84.80% / 89.01%)		5,020
(2,494 / 2,526)		 5,779
(2,941 / 2,838)
67University of Arizona
67.52%
(63.93% / 70.55%)		4,046
(1,751 / 2,295)		 5,992
(2,739 / 3,253)
68University of California-Santa Cruz
75.09%
(73.96% / 76.35%)		2,764
(1,434 / 1,330)		 3,681
(1,939 / 1,742)
85Colorado School of Mines
81.71%
(81.19% / 82.81%)		974
(656 / 318)		 1,192
(808 / 384)
87Michigan State University
81.17%
(77.77% / 84.24%)		6,753
(3,075 / 3,678)		 8,320
(3,954 / 4,366)
95Boston University
88.66%
(86.28% / 90.49%)		3,191
(1,346 / 1,845)		 3,599
(1,560 / 2,039)
Average87.15%
(85.23% / 88.89%)		 130,680
(60,738 / 69,942)		 149,943
(71,263 / 78,680)
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Transfer-out Rate Comparison

The average transfer-out rate of US Colleges in Top 100 Chemistry World Ranking is 6.82% where 5,603 students have transferred out from schools out of 82,155 graduation candidates. The transfer-out rate is calculated as the number of transfer-out students divided by total number of graduation candidates. The following table compares the transfer-out rates between US Colleges in Top 100 Chemistry World Ranking.
Among the US Colleges in Top 100 Chemistry World Ranking, Harvard University has the lowest transfer-out rate of 0.06%, while University of Arizona has the highest rate of 17.04% (more students transferred out from the school).
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Transfer-out Rate Comparison Between US Colleges In Top 100 Chemistry World Ranking
RankNameTransfer-out Rate
(Men/Women)		Transfer-out
(Men/Women)		Total Students
(Men/Women)
1Princeton University
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
2Massachusetts Institute of Technology
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
3Stanford University
0.71%
(0.92% / 0.48%)		12
(8 / 4)		1,696
(866 / 830)
4Harvard University
0.06%
(0.12% / 0.00%)		1
(1 / 0)		1,653
(836 / 817)
6California Institute of Technology
3.46%
(4.84% / 1.87%)		8
(6 / 2)		231
(124 / 107)
9University of California-Berkeley
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
10Yale University
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
12University of Chicago
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
13Columbia University in the City of New York
0.46%
(0.42% / 0.49%)		7
(3 / 4)		1,538
(720 / 818)
14University of California-Los Angeles
3.35%
(3.49% / 3.26%)		209
(87 / 122)		6,232
(2,492 / 3,740)
15Cornell University
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
21University of California-Santa Barbara
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
22University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
24University of Washington-Seattle Campus
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
25University of California-San Diego
3.66%
(3.78% / 3.54%)		245
(122 / 123)		6,701
(3,225 / 3,476)
27Northwestern University
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
29The University of Texas at Austin
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
31University of Wisconsin-Madison
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
37University of Pennsylvania
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
38University of Colorado Boulder
15.85%
(16.05% / 15.63%)		1,046
(558 / 488)		6,598
(3,476 / 3,122)
39Johns Hopkins University
3.11%
(3.36% / 2.89%)		44
(22 / 22)		1,415
(654 / 761)
40University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
41New York University
5.07%
(4.11% / 5.79%)		309
(108 / 201)		6,098
(2,626 / 3,472)
44Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
3.57%
(3.48% / 3.70%)		111
(64 / 47)		3,109
(1,840 / 1,269)
45Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus
1.70%
(1.88% / 1.53%)		137
(76 / 61)		8,049
(4,051 / 3,998)
46University of Maryland-College Park
7.66%
(7.74% / 7.57%)		460
(242 / 218)		6,008
(3,127 / 2,881)
49Rice University
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
56Carnegie Mellon University
1.91%
(2.15% / 1.67%)		30
(17 / 13)		1,567
(789 / 778)
58University of California-Davis
4.94%
(3.87% / 5.53%)		311
(87 / 224)		6,296
(2,246 / 4,050)
60Brown University
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
65University of California-Irvine
4.59%
(4.35% / 4.83%)		265
(128 / 137)		5,779
(2,941 / 2,838)
67University of Arizona
17.04%
(17.93% / 16.29%)		1,021
(491 / 530)		5,992
(2,739 / 3,253)
68University of California-Santa Cruz
9.67%
(9.44% / 9.93%)		356
(183 / 173)		3,681
(1,939 / 1,742)
85Colorado School of Mines
13.34%
(13.61% / 12.76%)		159
(110 / 49)		1,192
(808 / 384)
87Michigan State University
10.48%
(11.51% / 9.55%)		872
(455 / 417)		8,320
(3,954 / 4,366)
95Boston University
No transfer-out information available at the school or no students transferred out.
Average6.82%
(7.02% / 6.64%)		5,603
(2,768 / 2,835)		 82,155
(39,453 / 42,702)
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Retention Rate Comparison

The average retention rate of US Colleges in Top 100 Chemistry World Ranking is 95.64% for full-time students and 72.10% for part-time students. Retention rate is the percentage of a school's first-time, first-year undergraduate students who continue at that school the next year (Sophomore year). The following table compares the retention rates between US Colleges in Top 100 Chemistry World Ranking.
Among the US Colleges in Top 100 Chemistry World Ranking, Massachusetts Institute of Technology has the most highest retention rate of 99%, while University of Arizona has the lowest rate of 83%.
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Retention Rate Comparison Between US Colleges In Top 100 Chemistry World Ranking
RankNameFull-timePart-time
1 Princeton University
98%-
2 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
99%-
3 Stanford University
98%-
4 Harvard University
98%-
6 California Institute of Technology
97%-
9 University of California-Berkeley
97%81%
10 Yale University
99%-
12 University of Chicago
99%-
13 Columbia University in the City of New York
98%95%
14 University of California-Los Angeles
97%83%
15 Cornell University
98%-
21 University of California-Santa Barbara
93%41%
22 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
97%80%
24 University of Washington-Seattle Campus
95%87%
25 University of California-San Diego
94%84%
27 Northwestern University
98%-
29 The University of Texas at Austin
97%90%
31 University of Wisconsin-Madison
96%81%
37 University of Pennsylvania
99%-
38 University of Colorado Boulder
90%60%
39 Johns Hopkins University
98%-
40 University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
95%44%
41 New York University
96%64%
44 Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
98%100%
45 Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus
93%85%
46 University of Maryland-College Park
96%90%
49 Rice University
97%-
56 Carnegie Mellon University
98%-
58 University of California-Davis
93%83%
60 Brown University
99%-
65 University of California-Irvine
94%68%
67 University of Arizona
83%52%
68 University of California-Santa Cruz
88%31%
85 Colorado School of Mines
93%50%
87 Michigan State University
90%65%
95 Boston University
95%-
Average95.64% 72.10%
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