Charter College

What are the graduation rates for students at Charter College?

Charter College's reported overall graduation rate was 56% in IPEDS 2024-25 reporting. Graduation rates describe a defined group of entering students over a specified measurement period; they are not the percentage of all enrolled students who graduate in a given year.

The reported retention rate was 25%. Retention and graduation measure different things: retention tracks continued enrollment for a reporting cohort, while graduation tracks completion over a longer window. Neither figure predicts an individual student's outcome. Applicants should ask for the completion rate, normal program length, and withdrawal policy for the exact credential they are considering, especially if comparing a short certificate with a degree program.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Charter College?

Federal College Scorecard program data available in October 2026 report earnings measured one year after completion of $35,530 for health and medical administrative services and $45,669 for business administration, management, and operations. These are program-level outcomes, not starting salaries promised to individual graduates or figures specific to the Anchorage campus.

Scorecard earnings cover the federally aided students included in its measurement population, subject to the agency's reporting and privacy rules. A program title can also encompass more than one credential or location. Earnings comparisons are most useful alongside program cost, borrowing, completion, local job requirements, and the point in a career at which income is measured.

Charter College reports career support that includes individual and group career planning, résumé preparation, résumé referral to employers, job interviews, and individual job-placement assistance for undergraduates. Those services are distinct from a verified employment rate or a job offer.