North Florida College

What are the graduation rates for students at North Florida College?

North Florida College's reported overall graduation rate for 2024-25 is 59%. The figure is a measure of completion for a defined reporting cohort, not a prediction of any individual student's likelihood of graduating.

Federal graduation-rate measures generally focus on students who start as first-time, full-time degree- or certificate-seekers and finish within the specified reporting period. They therefore do not describe every transfer student or part-time adult learner, even though those students are important parts of a public college's enrollment. The reported rate was 63% in 2023; a change between reporting years should not, by itself, be taken as evidence of a change in teaching quality. Students comparing programs should also examine the expected course sequence and whether required classes are offered when they can attend.

What is the earning potential for graduates at North Florida College?

A North Florida College credential does not correspond to one predictable earnings figure. Outcomes depend on the credential, occupation, location, prior work experience and whether a student transfers for further education.

Field-of-study earnings figures, when published through the federal College Scorecard, describe a defined group of former students with observable earnings records; they are not starting-salary offers for all graduates. A one-year measurement is especially limited for students who continue their education or change fields. For a career program such as nursing, applicants will get a more useful picture by considering the required license, local job openings, typical work schedules and wage information for the occupation alongside any college-specific earnings measure.