My current rate is %100. But I am failing one of my classes 'cause I missed some important due dates. So now, I will have to drop that class (better a W than a F). I know Completion Rate is based on how many hours I have attempted and how many hours I actually completed. So my question is, will that play a huge role once I get my degree? If so, how?
RoaringMice
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Completion rate is used for financial aid. It's part of their measures of SAP - satisfactory academic process. If your overall completion rate drops below a 67%, you lose your access to financial aid.
Completion rate is not something that grad schools or employers look at.
DeMoNsLaYeR575
completion rate is simply the percentage of courses you complete vs number tried...
its on the college as a marker of the quality of the school (good schools have high completion rates)
it has nothing to do with ANYTHING else