Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology-Altamonte Springs

What are the graduation rates for students at Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology-Altamonte Springs?

The reported overall graduation rate is 47% in the 2024-25 institutional data. This is a cohort measure, not the probability that any individual student will finish, and it does not describe every entering student or every program equally.

Federal graduation-rate measures commonly track first-time, full-time students over a defined period tied to the expected length of their program. They can therefore leave out many transfer and part-time students. Because the campus enrolled a substantial number of transfer-in students, applicants should request completion information for their particular credential and ask whether the figures include transfers, part-time students, and students who change programs.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology-Altamonte Springs?

A reliable one-year post-completion earnings figure for the campus's registered-nursing field is not established here. A nursing salary estimate from another school, degree level, or geographic area would not be an appropriate substitute.

When evaluating published earnings, check whether they represent a median or mean, whether they cover only students with matched employment records, and how long after enrollment or completion they were measured. Pay also varies by license, occupation, hours worked, and location. For a nursing program, examination eligibility and licensure outcomes belong alongside earnings in any assessment of likely career pathways.