Marion Technical College

What are the graduation rates for students at Marion Technical College?

Marion Technical College's reported overall graduation rate is 31% in the 2024-25 institutional data. That figure describes a defined reporting cohort, not the percentage of every person who has ever taken a class at the college.

The commonly reported federal graduation-rate measure follows first-time, full-time students who complete within 150% of their program's normal length. At a two-year program, that generally means a three-year measurement window. It does not fully describe outcomes for part-time students, many transfer students, or high school students taking college courses. Nor does it count every student who successfully transfers without earning a Marion Technical College credential. Applicants comparing programs may find program-level completion, licensing-exam, and transfer information more relevant than one college-wide rate.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Marion Technical College?

A college-wide earnings figure would not reliably describe the likely pay from every Marion Technical College program. Earnings depend heavily on occupation, location, prior work experience, continued education, and how long after attendance they are measured.

Prospective students can use federal College Scorecard program information to compare outcomes where the underlying cohort is large enough to report, but they should read the measure's population and timing carefully. Earnings measured one year after attendance are not starting-salary offers, and outcomes for former students receiving federal aid may not represent every graduate. Career-service access or a reported job offer is a different measure from actual wages. For a licensed field such as nursing, licensing eligibility and local job requirements are also central to evaluating a program.