Cambridge College

What are the graduation rates for students at Cambridge College?

Reported IPEDS graduation measures for Cambridge College are low, but they describe particular entering cohorts - not every adult learner or transfer student. The reported overall graduation rate is 11%, while a separately reported six-year rate is 13%.

IPEDS graduation rates commonly follow first-time, full-time students. That is a consequential limitation here: Cambridge College reports very few full-time, degree-seeking freshmen and serves many older students. The reported four-year rate is 0%, but the four- and six-year figures need not describe the same cohort. A small cohort can also produce large swings when only one student's outcome changes. Applicants, especially transfers and part-time students, should ask their program for completion and time-to-degree information covering students with a similar enrollment pattern.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Cambridge College?

Federal College Scorecard field-of-study figures provide a limited look at earnings about one year after program completion; they are not a salary forecast for an individual student. Reported median earnings include $43,116 for business administration, management and operations, $39,918 for human services, and $39,058 for general multi- or interdisciplinary studies.

These are field-level outcomes for the population covered by the federal measure, not starting-salary offers or evidence that a particular employer will hire a graduate. Earnings can reflect prior work experience, location, occupation, and whether someone continues studying. Compare the exact credential and measurement period before placing these figures alongside another school's results, and weigh them against borrowing and the time needed to finish.