Eastern Florida State College

What are the graduation rates for students at Eastern Florida State College?

Eastern Florida State College's reported overall graduation rate is 52% in the 2024-25 institutional data. It is a cohort measure, not a prediction that any particular student has a 52% chance of graduating.

Federal graduation-rate reporting typically follows a defined group of first-time, full-time, degree- or certificate-seeking students over a specified period. That group does not represent every EFSC student: part-time learners, many transfers, and students who move to another college can have different pathways. The reported rate was 45% for the 2019 comparison year, so the later figure is higher, but the change alone does not establish its cause.

Students comparing outcomes should look for results tied to their intended credential and enrollment pattern. Completing an occupational certificate, earning an associate degree, and transferring before receiving an EFSC credential are different outcomes that a single graduation percentage cannot fully describe.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Eastern Florida State College?

College Scorecard field-of-study figures report median earnings measured about one year after completion for certain federally aided former students. For Eastern Florida State College, the reported figures include $31,744 for public health and $34,722 for business administration, management, and operations in the October 2026 data.

These are program-level observations, not starting-salary offers or estimates for every student in a broad field. The figures can reflect differences in credential level, occupation, hours worked, local labor markets, and which graduates have earnings records. One-year earnings also leave out later career growth and the value of transferring for further study. A prospective student should compare the exact program and credential, not treat a figure for one field as an institution-wide graduate salary.