California College of ASU

What are the graduation rates for students at California College of ASU?

IPEDS 2024-25 figures report an overall graduation rate of 37% for California College of ASU. The reported four-year rate is 34%, while the six-year rate is 37%. These measures track defined groups of students over time; they are not a prediction of any individual applicant's likelihood of finishing.

The reported student retention rate is 25%. Retention and graduation measure different things: retention concerns continued enrollment over a shorter interval, while graduation rates follow an entering cohort for years. The figures merit attention, but they do not establish why students left or how current students will fare. Applicants can ask for recent, program-level completion information and a degree plan showing how often required courses are offered.

What is the earning potential for graduates at California College of ASU?

The available College Scorecard figure for film, video, and photographic arts is $22,661 one year after graduation. It applies to the reported field and measurement period, not to every California College of ASU graduate. The accompanying figure does not identify its calculation method, so it should not be described as an average or median without checking the underlying Scorecard definition.

Early earnings can vary with location, occupation, further study, hours worked, and whether a graduate is building a freelance career. The figure also does not show how many graduates found work in their preferred field. When comparing programs, consider it alongside total borrowing, completion outcomes, and the kinds of work graduates seek - not as a promised salary.