Edison State Community College

What are the graduation rates for students at Edison State Community College?

Edison State's reported overall graduation rate is 38% in the 2024-25 institutional figures. The rate was 31% in the preceding reported year. This is a defined completion measure, not the percentage of everyone who ever enrolled and eventually earned a credential.

The federal graduation-rate framework principally follows a specified group of first-time, full-time students and counts completion at the reporting institution within a prescribed period, commonly 150% of a program's normal length. Part-time students, transfer-in students, and students who leave to complete a credential elsewhere may not be represented in the way a reader expects. Someone assessing a particular program should ask about that program's completion, transfer, or licensure outcomes rather than applying one institution-wide rate to every pathway.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Edison State Community College?

A single salary figure would be a poor description of Edison State's graduates' earning potential. Students enter different occupations, continue at four-year colleges, and have different amounts of prior work experience; those differences affect what an earnings measure can reasonably show.

When comparing programs, readers should establish whether a published figure is a median or an average, whether it covers graduates or a broader group of former students, and how long after enrollment or completion earnings were measured. Federal College Scorecard earnings measures, for example, use defined cohorts of former students who received federal aid; they are not guaranteed starting salaries. Program-level employment, licensure, and transfer outcomes can provide useful context alongside wages.