Midland College

What are the graduation rates for students at Midland College?

Midland College's reported overall graduation rate is 23% in the 2024-25 IPEDS figures. This is a defined federal completion measure, not the percentage of every student who eventually earns a credential.

The commonly reported IPEDS graduation-rate cohort centers on first-time, full-time students pursuing a degree or certificate and measures completion within a specified period - often 150% of a program's normal length. It does not describe the full experience of part-time students, returning adults, or students who attend primarily to complete courses for transfer. The figure was 17% in the preceding reported year, illustrating why a single cohort should not be treated as a fixed prediction for an individual student.

Applicants can put the rate to practical use by asking their intended department about course availability, prerequisite sequences, advising, and the time needed to finish that specific credential. Those details are especially important for a student who expects to work while enrolled.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Midland College?

There is no single salary figure that describes what a Midland College student can expect to earn after leaving the college. Pay differs by occupation, credential, location, prior experience, and whether a student continues studying.

College Scorecard program earnings, when published, should be read as outcomes for a defined group at a specified time after completion - not as starting salaries promised to all graduates. For career planning, compare the exact credential with local job requirements and wage information, and separate an associate degree intended for transfer from one designed for direct entry into an occupation.