Berkeley College-Woodland Park

What are the graduation rates for students at Berkeley College-Woodland Park?

Reported graduation figures for Berkeley College include an overall graduation rate of 44% and a four-year rate of 32%. A separately reported six-year rate is 40%. These measures can involve different entering cohorts or reporting definitions, so they should not be treated as successive checkpoints for one identical group of students.

Graduation rates typically track specified groups of first-time, full-time students. They may not describe the experience of transfer students, part-time students, or adult learners whose enrollment patterns differ. Reported student retention is 55%, another useful indicator that measures continued enrollment rather than degree completion. Applicants can ask the college for completion information specific to their credential and student category.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Berkeley College-Woodland Park?

College Scorecard program-level figures provide a limited view of earnings approximately one year after completion for graduates whose earnings can be measured in the federal data. Reported median figures include $42,639 for accounting, $41,450 for computer and information technology administration, and $39,930 for business administration.

These are program-level figures, not starting salaries promised to individual students or necessarily outcomes specific to the Woodland Park campus. They do not capture every graduate's work situation, hours, further education, or longer-term earnings. A useful comparison also accounts for the credential level, borrowing, local job market, and whether a career requires an additional license.