D1.4 Six-Year Graduation Rates of First-Time, Full-Time by URM Status (Roadrunner Cohort)
Fa. 2008 Fa. 2009 Fa. 2010 Fa. 2011 Fa. 2012
Total # Graduated Graduation Rate Total # Graduated Graduation Rate Total # Graduated Graduation Rate Total # Graduated Graduation Rate Total # Graduated Graduation Rate
NOT URM 1,610 578 35.9% 1,447 508 35.1% 1,551 596 38.4% 1,508 648 43.0% 1,328 600 45.2%
URM 1,958 707 36.1% 1,909 702 36.8% 2,442 932 38.2% 2,516 986 39.2% 2,304 1,012 43.9%
Total 3,568 1,285 36.0% 3,356 1,210 36.1% 3,993 1,528 38.3% 4,024 1,634 40.6% 3,632 1,612 44.4%
D1.4 Six-Year Graduation Rates of First-Time, Full-Time by URM Status (Roadrunner Cohort)
Undergraduate Roadrunners' Six-Year Graduation Rates

The number of non-CAP undergraduates in the first-time, full-time, degree-seeking cohort who graduate from UTSA within six academic years, divided by the total number of non-CAP undergraduates in the first-time, full-time, degree-seeking cohort. The first-time, full-time cohort includes students who take courses as first-time undergraduates during the summer and enroll as full-time students during their first fall semester. Full-time is defined as taking 12 semester credit hours.

Underrepresented minority (URM) students are students whose racial/ethnic makeup falls into one of the following groups: Hispanic, Black/African-American, American Indian or Alaskan Native, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, or two or more races. Race/ethnicity is measured using IPEDS categories, therefore International students (students who are not US citizens or legal permanent residents) are retained in their own racial/ethnic group and are not considered URM students.

Source: Freshman Cohort and Degrees Awarded file