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• Course Schedule (textbook information, including ISBN numbers, is on the linked course description pages)
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  • City Vision University is a fully-online institution.
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Student Outcomes

• Retention, Completion, and Graduation Rates (Student Right-to-Know Act):

• • See Success Indicators on DEAC Consumer Information Disclosure Form tab of this page.
  • See data provided through College Navigator, which uses the Department of Education’s IPEDS reporting system for colleges. Note: IPEDS primarily uses data on first-time freshman graduation rates. Since City Vision primarily serves degree completion students, any data we report to IPEDS on first-time freshman graduation rates is not a representative sample. The Success Indicators on DEAC Consumer Information Disclosure Form is a representative sample. Both sets of data are reported by City Vision, since City Vision provides the data that IPEDS uses to generate their reports.
• Types of Graduate and Professional Education in Which the Institution’s Graduates Enroll

City Vision University does not have any teacher preparation programs, and so is not required to provide a Teacher Preparation Program Report.

As a fully-online institution, City Vision University does not have any athletic programs, and so does not need to provide reporting in compliance with the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act or the athletics component of the Student Right-to-Know Act.

GENERAL INFORMATION

• City Vision’s DEAC Student Achievement Disclosure for the Public
• Name of Institution: City Vision University
• Address: 1100 E 11th Street, Kansas City, MO 64106-3028
• Year Founded: 1998
• First Accredited: 2005
• Accreditation Renewal: 2025
• President: Dr. Andrew Sears
• Accreditation and Agency E-mail and Contact Information
• Participation in Funding Programs: Title IV – Pell Grants, Veterans Education Benefits, Workforce Investment Act, Vocational Rehabilitation.

MISSION AND DESCRIPTION

• Institution Mission Statement, Areas of Special Focus, Description of Institution
• Student Demographic Profile
• Courses/Programs/Degrees:
  • Bachelor’s Degrees:
    • BS in Addiction Counseling
    • BS in Business Administration
    • BA in Christian Ministry & Leadership
    • BS in Nonprofit Management
  • Associate’s Degrees:
    • AS in Addiction Counseling
    • AS in Business Administration
    • AAS in Christian Ministry & Leadership
    • AS in Nonprofit Management
  • Undergraduate Certificates
    • Addiction Counseling Certificate
    • Business Administration Certificate
    • Christian Ministry Certificate
    • Nonprofit Management Certificate
    • Nonprofit Fundraising & Development Certificate
    • Retail Management Certificate
    • Food Services Management Certificate
  • Master’s Degrees
    • MS in Addiction Counseling
    • Master’s in Business Administration (MBA)
    • MA in Christian Ministry & Leadership
    • MS in Nonprofit Management
  • Graduate Certificates
    • Graduate Certificate in Addiction Counseling
    • Graduate Certificate in Ministry
    • Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management
    • Graduate Certificate in Fundraising & Development
• Average Program Tuition/Cost per credit hour: $266.67/credit hour  undergraduate and graduate

SUCCESS INDICATORS

Bachelor’s graduation rates are based on 6-year (150%) graduation cohorts starting in 2016. We provided at least a 3 year average since that date to even out data since some of our annual program cohorts are small. Other programs followed similar guidelines. This data was compiled in July 2024. Graduation rates are for students who are accepted and fully matriculated as defined in our catalog. 

Graduation Rates

All Programs: 74% out of 341 students

Undergrad Certificates: 88% out of 40 students

• Addiction Counseling: 85% out of 26 students
• Business Administration: 75% out 4 of students
• Christian Ministry & Leadership: 100% out of 5 students
• Nonprofit Fundraising & Development: new program. No data.
• Nonprofit Management: 100% out of 5 students
• Food Service Management: new program. No data.
• Retail Management: new program. No data.

Associate’s Degrees: 59% out of 71 students

• Addiction Counseling: 60% out of 15 students
• Business Administration: 48% out of 21 students
• Christian Ministry & Leadership: 66% out of 35 students
• Nonprofit Management: new program. No data.

Bachelor’s Degrees: 78% out of 148 students

• Addiction Counseling: 80% out of 64 students
• Business Administration: 72% out of 32 students
• Christian Ministry & Leadership: 76% out of 25 students
• Nonprofit Management: 85% out of 27 students

Graduate Certificates: 74% out of 34 students

• Addiction Counseling: new program. No data.
• Christian Ministry & Leadership: 87% out of 23 students
• Nonprofit Fundraising & Development: 100% out of 1 student (new program)
• Nonprofit Management: 100% out of 8 students (new program)

Master’s Degrees: 73% out of 48 students

• Addiction Counseling: new program. No data.
• Business Administration: 68% out of 40 students
• Christian Ministry & Leadership: 100% out of 5 students (new program)
• Nonprofit Management: 100% out of 5 students (new program)

Job Placement and Further Education

• Q1: Did you achieve, or will you have achieved upon completing your studies, the goals you had when you started this course?
• Q2: Would you recommend this course to a friend?
• Q3: All things considered, were/are you satisfied with your studies with City Vision University?

Below are the response rates of “Yes” by program.

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  • As a fully-online institution, City Vision University has no on-campus housing facilities.

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