Pacific College of Health and Science-Illinois

What are the graduation rates for students at Pacific College of Health and Science-Illinois?

Pacific College of Health and Science-Illinois reports an overall graduation rate of 78% in 2024-25 IPEDS data. This is a cohort-based measure, not a statement that 78% of everyone who enrolls - including transfers and graduate students - finishes a degree.

Federal graduation-rate measures generally follow a defined group of first-time, full-time students and assess completion within a specified period relative to a program's normal length. That definition can leave out many adult, part-time, transfer, and graduate students. Because those groups may be especially relevant at a health-professions college, applicants should seek completion and licensing-exam outcomes for their intended program and credential before using the institution-wide figure to estimate their own prospects.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Pacific College of Health and Science-Illinois?

An institution-wide earnings figure would be a poor substitute for earnings evidence tied to Pacific College's individual health professions. Income can vary by license, specialty, location, employment arrangement, and whether a practitioner is building a private practice.

When comparing outcomes, applicants should check whether a figure describes a median or an average, how long after enrollment or completion it was measured, and which students were included. A one-year earnings measure, for example, may capture practitioners at an early stage of establishing work; it does not predict an individual graduate's income.