Edmonds College

What are the graduation rates for students at Edmonds College?

Edmonds College's reported overall graduation rate is 29% in the 2024-25 IPEDS figures. This completion measure concerns a defined group of entering students over a specified period; it is not the percentage of everyone who has ever enrolled at the college who eventually earns a credential.

Community-college students may attend part time, change programs, pause enrollment, or transfer before completing a credential at their starting institution. Those paths matter when interpreting the rate, though they do not explain the result for any individual student. Applicants comparing colleges should ask about completion and transfer outcomes for their intended program, especially if they expect to study part time.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Edmonds College?

There is no single earnings figure that reliably describes the return from every Edmonds College program. Available field-specific earnings information does not establish a one-year outcome for the listed computer programming, engineering technology, or social work fields, so it would be misleading to attach a salary promise to those programs.

Earnings measures also depend on who is counted, when income is measured, whether students continue their education, and local labor-market conditions. For a career decision, students can use program curricula, licensing rules, employer requirements, and published labor-market information alongside any clearly defined graduate earnings measure.