Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science

What are the graduation rates for students at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science?

Completion outcomes need to be evaluated by program at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science. A conventional four- or six-year undergraduate graduation rate would not describe the many medical, graduate, residency, and allied health pathways housed within the college.

Even among undergraduates, program length and entry route matter: a student entering after substantial college coursework is not comparable to a first-time student beginning a four-year degree. For an M.D. program, relevant questions include degree completion and progression to residency; for a licensure-oriented health-sciences program, on-time completion and examination eligibility may be more useful. Applicants should seek outcomes for their exact credential and ask which entering cohorts and time periods those outcomes cover.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science?

College Scorecard program-level data reported an earnings figure of $64,679 one year after completion for the field labeled Clinical/Medical Laboratory Science/Research and Allied Professions, as available in October 2026. The figure is a field-specific, one-year outcome - not a salary promised to every Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science graduate.

College Scorecard earnings measures generally reflect graduates who can be matched to federal earnings records under the measure's eligibility rules. They do not describe every graduate, every employer, or later career earnings. Program choice, location, employment status, additional training, and the size of the measured cohort all affect how useful the figure is for an individual. It should not be applied to M.D., residency, or other unrelated programs.