Navarro College

What are the graduation rates for students at Navarro College?

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

The standard federal graduation-rate measure follows a specified cohort of first-time, full-time students and asks whether they completed within 150% of their program's normal length. That makes it useful for comparison, but it does not describe all part-time students, returning adults, or students who began elsewhere. It also should not be read as a measure of transfer success: leaving for another college without a Navarro credential is different from graduating in this calculation. Students evaluating a specific program should seek that program's completion, licensure, and transfer outcomes where available.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Navarro College?

A reliable program-level earnings figure is not established here for Navarro College, so prospective students should not treat a college-wide salary claim as a predicted return on a particular credential. Earnings can differ substantially by occupation, further education, location, and work experience.

When using federal College Scorecard earnings measures, check who is counted and when earnings are measured. Such figures generally describe a defined group of former students rather than every graduate, and they do not establish that a program caused a particular wage. For career programs, published licensure outcomes, local job requirements, and expected costs can provide useful context alongside any available earnings estimate.