Supporting Timely Graduation for Students Facing Financial Constraints

BINUS University is committed to supporting students in successfully completing their studies, including students who face financial constraints. As part of its institutional quality assurance and student success efforts, BINUS establishes a university-wide target for timely graduation and monitors student completion outcomes.

The University has set a target of 65–70% for on-time graduation. This university-wide target applies across student groups, including students receiving scholarships associated with financial constraints, and provides a benchmark for monitoring completion outcomes.

Support for Students

BINUS provides a range of scholarship programs and student support initiatives to help students access and successfully complete higher education. Specific scholarship programs are designed to support undergraduate students facing financial constraints, helping to reduce financial barriers to continuing their studies.

In addition to financial assistance, BINUS provides academic counseling, mentoring, and other forms of student support as part of its broader student success efforts. These initiatives are available across student groups, including students receiving scholarships associated with financial constraints.

BINUS also offers other scholarship programs based on different eligibility criteria, providing additional opportunities for students to access financial support and pursue their studies.

Graduation Outcomes

BINUS monitors student progression and graduation outcomes as part of its academic quality assurance processes.

Student-level data provide evidence of successful completion among recipients of scholarships specifically designed to address financial constraints.

Among these students, 67.3% completed their studies within four years, while 78.6% have been confirmed to have completed their studies within five years. The five-year completion figure may increase as one remaining graduation period is reviewed.

This ongoing monitoring supports the University’s efforts to strengthen student success and improve timely graduation outcomes.

A Student Success Story

For instance, you can read about the inspiring stories of our graduates, highlighting how financial support and determination can help students from financially disadvantaged backgrounds succeed:

  • Yasinta Nunggut, who received a scholarship to pursue higher education and aspires to contribute to education in her home region of Agats, South Papua.

  • Adriyano Nayah Rizky, who received financial assistance and graduated as the top graduate of the School of Accounting, entering the professional world before graduation.

Commitment to Student Success

Through its university-wide graduation target, financial-need scholarship programs, and broader academic and student support initiatives, BINUS University supports students in overcoming financial and academic barriers to successful degree completion.