The Next Generation of Leaders in Public Health and Biomedical Research
The Health Science Center at UT Tyler (HSC) seeks to recruit and train future leaders who will transform the health status of our neighbors near and far.
Masters of Science in Biotechnology Admission Requirements
Career Research & Analytics
Undergraduate Student Achievement |
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Metric | Data Source | Reported 2016-2017 | Reported 2017-2018 | Reported 2018-2019 | Reported 2019-2020 | Reported 2020-2021 | Success Threshold | Target Goal |
Demographic Breakdown of Key Student Completion Indicator (KSCI): IPEDS 6-Year Graduation Rate | ||||||||
6-Year Freshman Graduation Rate¹ | IPEDS Graduate Rate
Excluding CAP |
39% 41% |
42% 44% |
45% 48% |
42% 47% |
43% 49% |
39% 41% |
50% 60% |
4-Year Transfer Graduation Rate² | ABEST Outcome 22 | 55% | 58% | 62% | 67% | 66% | 55% | 80% |
Degrees Awarded³ | IPEDS Completions | 1,365 | 1,444 | 1,631 | 1,887 | 1,812 | 1,365 | 2,100 |
1-Year Freshman Retention4 | ABEST Outcome 11 (Excluding CAP) |
58% 69% |
64% 71% |
62% 74% |
71% 78% |
65% 79% |
58% 69% |
75% 90% |
1-Year Transfer Retention5 | Internal (ABEST Outcome 73 definition) | 79% | 80% | 80% | 79% | 83% | 79% | 95% |
- 6-yr Freshman Graduation Rate – Fall 2014 first-time, full-time undergraduates completing a baccalaureate degree before Fall 2020
- 4-yr Transfer Graduation Rate – undergraduate transfers entering in Fall 2016 with at least 30 credit hours completing a baccalaureate degree before Fall 2020, reflects official retention including CAP students and internal retention metric, which excludes CAP students. These students enter UT Tyler participating in the CAP program by which they transfer to UT Austin the following year.
- Degrees Awarded – July 1, 2019 – June 30, 2020
- 1-yr Freshman Retention Rate – first-time, full-time undergraduates in Fall 2019 and enrolled in Fall 2020; reflects official retention including CAPs and internal retention metric, which excludes CAP students. These students enter UT Tyler participating in the CAP program by which they transfer to UT Austin the following year.
- 1-yr Transfer Retention Rate – undergraduate transfers entering in Fall 2019 with at least 30 hours and enrolled in Fall 2020
Graduate Student Achievement
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Metric | Data Source | Reported 2016-2017 | Reported 2017-2018 | Reported 2018-2019 | Reported 2019-2020 | Reported 2020-2021 | Success Threshold | Target Goal |
Graduation Rates for Master’s Programs¹ | THECB Accountability Health Science Center |
65% n/a |
65% n/a |
69% 92% |
74% 100% |
75% 78% |
65% 78% |
85% |
Graduation Rates for Doctoral Programs² | THECB Accountability | n/a | 0% | 77% | 80% | 89% | 77% | 95% |
Master Degrees Awarded³ | IPEDS Completions
Health Science Center |
868 4 |
915
6 |
1,001
4 |
1,021
14 |
936
27 |
868
25 |
1,150 |
Doctoral Degrees Awarded4 Research Professional |
IPEDS Completions |
13 n/a |
22
n/a |
25
n/a |
37
62 |
27
95 |
13
62 |
55 110 |
- 5-yr Master’s Graduation Rate – most recent results include those entering in Fall 2015 and completing a master’s degree before Fall 2020
- 10-yr Doctoral Graduation Rate – most recent results include those entering in Fall 2010 and completing a doctoral degree before Fall 2020
- Master’s Degrees Awarded – most recent results include degrees awarded between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020
- Doctoral Degrees Awarded – Research degrees include Nursing PhD, DNP and HRD PhD; professional degrees incude PharmD. THECB and IPEDS classify DNP as Research degree. Most recent results include degrees awarded between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020.