Delaware Technical Community College-Terry

What are the graduation rates for students at Delaware Technical Community College-Terry?

The reported overall graduation rate is 22% in the 2024-25 institutional data. This is a defined completion measure, not the percentage of every person who has ever enrolled at Terry who ultimately earns a credential.

Federal graduation-rate measures generally track a specified group of first-time, full-time students for a set period, commonly 150% of a program's normal length. That framework can leave out many part-time and transfer students and does not, by itself, count a student's later completion elsewhere. The rate was 19% in the preceding reported year, so the newer figure indicates an increase within the published measure, not a guaranteed outcome for an individual student.

Prospective students can make the figure more useful by examining completion, transfer, and licensure information for their intended program, then mapping how many terms its prerequisites and required courses will take on their own schedule.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Delaware Technical Community College-Terry?

Earnings should be evaluated by program, credential, and time since attendance rather than inferred from Delaware Tech's overall enrollment or tuition. A one-year-after-completion earnings measure, for example, describes a particular observed group at an early career stage; it does not predict what a new nursing or teacher-education student will earn.

When comparing programs, check whether a published figure is a median or mean, whether it covers graduates or a broader group of former students, and how many people are represented. Local wages, continued education, hours worked, and professional licensing can all affect the comparison. Career-service support and a program's employment possibilities are relevant, but neither is a verified employment or salary outcome.