Daytona College

What are the graduation rates for students at Daytona College?

Daytona College's reported overall graduation rate for the 2024-25 IPEDS reporting cycle is 86%. That is a cohort measure, not a prediction that any particular student will graduate.

The federal graduation-rate measure generally tracks first-time, full-time students who complete within 150% of their program's normal length. For a short credential, that measurement window is different from the familiar six-year measure used for many bachelor's degrees. It also does not describe every transfer student or part-time entrant. When comparing schools, applicants should match the credential type and cohort definition and ask for the completion and licensure outcomes of the particular program they intend to enter.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Daytona College?

No single salary figure can responsibly describe the likely earnings of everyone attending Daytona College. Earnings depend on the credential, occupation, local labor market, prior experience, hours worked, and whether a graduate obtains any required license.

For a useful comparison, applicants can examine federal College Scorecard earnings measures for the exact field and credential when a reported figure is available. Those measures generally cover former students receiving federal aid, use a specified post-enrollment measurement period, and are not guaranteed starting salaries. A prospective nursing student should also distinguish earnings for registered nurses from those for other nursing roles and weigh any salary estimate against borrowing and the program's full cost.