Front Range Community College

What are the graduation rates for students at Front Range Community College?

FRCC's reported overall graduation rate is 35% in the 2024-25 institutional figures. The figure represents a defined completion cohort, not the chance that any individual student - particularly a part-time, returning or transfer student - will graduate.

Federal graduation measures commonly follow first-time, full-time students pursuing a degree or certificate and assess completion within a specified period, often 150% of the program's normal length. That design leaves out many students whose attendance patterns are common at community colleges. It also does not, by itself, describe students who transfer before completing an FRCC credential.

The reported rate has risen from 18% in the 2019 figures. Students comparing outcomes should look for the cohort definition and consider program-specific completion, transfer and licensing-exam information where relevant, rather than interpreting one institution-wide rate as an outcome for every pathway.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Front Range Community College?

Potential earnings after FRCC depend heavily on the credential, occupation, local labor market and whether a student continues to a bachelor's degree. An institution-wide salary claim would be particularly misleading for a college whose students pursue both immediate employment and transfer.

Federal College Scorecard earnings measures, when reported for a field of study, reflect a defined group of former students at a stated point after attendance or completion. They are not starting-salary offers and do not account fully for differences in hours worked, prior experience, location or continued education. Students comparing programs such as nursing, business and the liberal arts should pair any earnings measure with the program's completion requirements, licensing rules and likely next step.