Highest Graduation Rate Colleges in Massachusetts

These are the highest graduation rate colleges in massachusetts, ranked by graduation rate. The ranking includes 50 institutions, with Harvard University leading at 97.5%.

Rank	Institution	State	Rate
1	Harvard University	MA	97.5%
2	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	MA	96.2%
3	Williams College	MA	95.1%
4	Amherst College	MA	93.7%
5	Tufts University	MA	93.4%
6	Babson College	MA	92.7%
7	Wellesley College	MA	91.4%
8	Boston College	MA	90.9%
9	Northeastern University	MA	90.5%
10	Smith College	MA	89.4%
11	Boston University	MA	89.3%
12	Worcester Polytechnic Institute	MA	89.1%
13	College of the Holy Cross	MA	88.4%
14	Bentley University	MA	87.5%
15	Brandeis University	MA	86.1%
16	Mount Holyoke College	MA	84.7%
17	University of Massachusetts-Amherst	MA	83.2%
18	Stonehill College	MA	78.4%
19	Emerson College	MA	78.2%
20	Clark University	MA	77.0%
21	Massachusetts Maritime Academy	MA	76.6%
22	Endicott College	MA	75.5%
23	Assumption University	MA	74.9%
24	Wheaton College (Massachusetts)	MA	74.3%
25	Simmons University	MA	71.8%
26	Merrimack College	MA	71.0%
27	Regis College	MA	70.7%
28	Springfield College	MA	70.6%
29	Massachusetts College of Art and Design	MA	69.0%
30	Wentworth Institute of Technology	MA	68.4%
31	Gordon College	MA	68.1%
32	University of Massachusetts-Lowell	MA	67.4%
33	Berklee College of Music	MA	66.8%
34	Emmanuel College	MA	66.8%
35	Hult International Business School	MA	66.3%
36	College of Our Lady of the Elms	MA	66.2%
37	Western New England University	MA	63.9%
38	Nichols College	MA	63.1%
39	MCPHS University	MA	62.7%
40	Suffolk University	MA	60.4%
41	Lesley University	MA	59.9%
42	Worcester State University	MA	58.5%
43	Hampshire College	MA	55.9%
44	Lasell University	MA	55.8%
45	Westfield State University	MA	54.6%
46	Bridgewater State University	MA	54.0%
47	Fitchburg State University	MA	53.9%
48	Salem State University	MA	52.4%
49	Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts	MA	52.2%
50	Bay Path University	MA	50.7%

Methodology

Institutions in Massachusetts ranked by highest graduation rate. Minimum enrollment: 500 students. Data from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.