Everett Community College

What are the graduation rates for students at Everett Community College?

Everett Community College's reported overall graduation rate is 37% in IPEDS 2024-25 data. That figure is a defined cohort measure, not the share of every person who takes a class at EvCC and eventually earns a credential.

The standard federal graduation-rate measure primarily follows first-time, full-time, degree- or certificate-seeking students and asks whether they complete within 150% of the program's expected length. For an associate degree normally designed for two years, that window is generally three years. Students who begin part time, transfer in, or transfer out without first earning an EvCC award are not fully represented by that single figure.

For a prospective student, the rate is useful context but not an individual forecast. It is worth comparing the required course sequence, expected time to completion, and availability of needed classes for the specific program under consideration.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Everett Community College?

There is no college-wide earnings figure here that would reliably describe what an Everett Community College graduate can expect to earn. Earnings vary by credential, occupation, location, prior work experience, and whether a student transfers for further education.

Program-level earnings measures, when available, also require careful reading. A figure measured one year after graduation describes a different point in a career than a midcareer salary, and a median is not a promise to any individual. Students comparing EvCC programs can pair published employment and wage information with the program's total cost, licensing requirements, and likely next step after completion.