High Tech High Graduate School of Education

What are the graduation rates for students at High Tech High Graduate School of Education?

Commonly published four-year and six-year graduation rates measure cohorts of first-time, full-time undergraduates. They do not describe completion at this graduate-only institution and should not be used to judge its master's programs.

A more useful comparison would be the completion rate for a particular graduate program and entering cohort, alongside its normal time to degree. Applicants can ask how the school counts part-time students, leaves of absence and students who continue teaching while enrolled; those definitions can substantially change the meaning of a completion figure.

What is the earning potential for graduates at High Tech High Graduate School of Education?

A reliable program-specific earnings figure is not established for High Tech High Graduate School of Education here. Applicants should therefore avoid interpreting a general graduate salary claim as the typical financial return from one of its degrees.

Earnings among educators depend on occupation, district salary schedules, location, prior experience and whether a completed credential changes pay placement. Even a reported median would describe a particular population at a particular time - not a salary guarantee for a new student. For an individual decision, the likely change in pay under an employer's salary schedule may be more informative than a national earnings comparison.