Education
Canada’s Best Universities 2023: Proportion who Graduate
Maclean’s tracks undergraduate students to determine if they received a degree within seven years
(Photo courtesy of Bonnie Findley/University of Ottawa)
These numbers show the percentage of full-time, first-year students in the fall of 2012 who graduated by 2019.
University | Per cent |
---|---|
Queen's | 89.2 |
Sherbrooke | 88.2 |
Western | 87.1 |
Laval | 85.7 |
McGill | 84.6 |
Calgary | 83.0 |
Waterloo | 82.4 |
McMaster | 81.5 |
Guelph | 81.0 |
Toronto | 80.8 |
Montréal | 79.9 |
UBC | 78.0 |
Alberta | 77.2 |
UQAM | 76.9 |
Ottawa | 75.0 |
Toronto Metropolitan | 75.0 |
Wilfrid Laurier | 74.6 |
Lethbridge | 73.9 |
Lakehead | 73.8 |
Windsor | 73.5 |
St. Francis Xavier | 72.9 |
Bishop's | 72.1 |
Laurentian | 71.1 |
Nipissing | 71.0 |
UPEI | 70.8 |
Brock | 70.2 |
Concordia | 69.9 |
Acadia | 69.5 |
Simon Fraser | 69.1 |
Carleton | 69.0 |
Dalhousie | 68.7 |
Trent | 68.4 |
York | 68.4 |
Saskatchewan | 67.1 |
Ontario Tech | 66.0 |
Memorial | 65.5 |
Mount Allison | 65.2 |
Manitoba | 64.9 |
New Brunswick | 63.0 |
Victoria | 62.4 |
UNBC | 61.1 |
Cape Breton | 58.9 |
Regina | 58.5 |
Moncton | 58.4 |
St. Thomas | 54.9 |
Saint Mary's | 54.2 |
Mount Saint Vincent | 53.6 |
Brandon | 46.1 |
Winnipeg | 44.7 |
More on Canada’s best universities:
Average entering grade
Grade distribution
Student retention
Average class size
Faculty with highest degree in their field