Peru State College

What are the graduation rates for students at Peru State College?

Peru State College's reported six-year graduation rate is 38%, while its four-year rate is 23%. These figures describe completion by defined groups of entering students over different time periods; they are not a prediction for an individual applicant.

The reported first-year retention rate is 64%, meaning that roughly two-thirds of the students in the measured cohort returned the following year under that measure. Graduation-rate reporting generally focuses on first-time, full-time students, so it may not reflect the experience of transfer or part-time students. Applicants comparing colleges should ask their intended program about course sequencing, advising, and how often required courses are offered.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Peru State College?

College Scorecard program data reports earnings for some Peru State College fields one year after completion. These figures describe a measured group of former students, not an expected starting salary or a guarantee of employment.

Reported one-year figures include $40,203 for business administration, $35,247 for criminal justice, and $32,325 for psychology. Two teacher-education categories have reported figures of $30,735 for specific levels and methods and $35,221 for specific subject areas. Program categories do not always align neatly with a student's chosen major or job title.

College Scorecard earnings measures cover eligible federally aided students whose earnings can be matched to federal records. They do not capture every graduate or explain differences in location, hours worked, further study, or occupation. Students weighing a program's financial implications should consider these figures alongside likely borrowing, licensure requirements, and the jobs available where they hope to live.