Saint Louis Community College

What are the graduation rates for students at Saint Louis Community College?

STLCC's reported overall graduation rate is 21% in the supplied 2024-25 IPEDS reporting. For a two-year college, the standard federal graduation-rate measure follows a defined group of first-time, full-time students and asks whether they completed within 150% of the credential's normal time - generally three years for a two-year program.

That figure is not the share of all STLCC students who eventually earn a credential. It does not fully describe students who enroll part time, transfer before graduating or return after a longer break. Nor does the rate, by itself, explain why students did or did not complete. Applicants comparing colleges should look for outcomes relevant to their goal, such as completion in a particular program or successful transfer, as well as the federal cohort rate.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Saint Louis Community College?

There is no single earnings figure that reliably describes what a Saint Louis Community College student will make after attending. Pay depends heavily on the field, credential, location, work experience and whether the student transfers for further study.

Program-level earnings measures, when published by the federal College Scorecard, describe a specified group of former students at a specified point after study; they are not salary offers or guarantees for new graduates. Prospective students should compare the population and measurement date behind any figure before using it. For a career-focused program, local job requirements, licensing rules and the cost of completing the credential are also important parts of the calculation.