College of Micronesia-FSM

What are the graduation rates for students at College of Micronesia-FSM?

College of Micronesia-FSM's reported overall graduation rate is 34% in the 2024-25 institutional data. This completion measure describes a defined entering cohort over the federal reporting period; it is not the percentage of all students currently enrolled who will eventually earn a credential.

The reported rate rose from 29% in the preceding year's data. The reported retention rate is 40%, a separate measure of whether students return after their first year. Neither figure, by itself, explains why students leave, pause study, transfer, or complete on a different timetable.

Applicants comparing programs should ask for outcomes specific to the credential and campus they are considering. A college-wide cohort measure can combine students with different goals and does not tell an individual student how long a particular course sequence will take.

What is the earning potential for graduates at College of Micronesia-FSM?

Future earnings depend on a student's field, location, occupation, further education, and time in the workforce. A salary figure should not be treated as a guaranteed return from a College of Micronesia-FSM credential.

When comparing programs, students should distinguish earnings measured one year after completion from earnings measured later. They should also check whether a statistic describes all graduates, only people who received federal aid, or only those whose employment records could be matched. For fields such as education and business, local job availability and the qualifications required for specific positions may be as useful to investigate as a broad earnings benchmark.