Florida College

What are the graduation rates for students at Florida College?

Florida College's reported overall graduation rate is 54%. Separately reported measures show a four-year graduation rate of 30% and a six-year rate of 40%. These figures should not be treated as interchangeable: published completion measures can use different entering cohorts, degree categories, and reporting conventions.

Graduation rates typically follow specified groups of entering students over a set period, not everyone who has ever enrolled. They therefore do not directly predict an individual transfer student's result. Florida College's reported student retention rate is 76%, a different measure concerned with continued enrollment rather than degree completion.

For a practical estimate of time to degree, applicants should look beyond the institution-wide rates to the course sequence for their intended major, the frequency of required classes, and the results of any transfer-credit evaluation.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Florida College?

The reported College Scorecard earnings figure for Florida College's business administration field is $36,011 one year after completion. It is a field-specific measure, not a starting salary promised to a business major or an earnings figure for all Florida College graduates.

Scorecard earnings measures reflect graduates with earnings that can be observed in the underlying federal data and are affected by factors such as employment, location, further study, and the size of the measured group. A one-year figure also cannot describe long-term career progression. Students comparing programs should read it alongside likely borrowing, program costs, and the occupations they intend to pursue, rather than using it as a stand-alone return-on-investment calculation.