San Jacinto Community College

What are the graduation rates for students at San Jacinto Community College?

San Jacinto College's reported overall graduation rate is 30% in the 2024-25 IPEDS figures. This is a defined federal cohort measure, not the percentage of everyone who ever attends San Jacinto College and eventually earns a credential.

For a community college, the commonly reported graduation measure follows first-time, full-time students who sought a degree or certificate and checks whether they finished within 150% of the program's normal length. A student who transfers before graduating, attends part time, or returns outside that window may not appear as a completion in that measure. The figure is therefore useful for comparison but incomplete as a description of transfer and adult-student outcomes.

Prospective students should also ask about completion and transfer results for their specific program, especially where admission to a second stage - such as clinical training - is required.

What is the earning potential for graduates at San Jacinto Community College?

A reliable one-year post-completion earnings figure for San Jacinto College's registered nursing field is not available in the cited College Scorecard measure. There is consequently no sound basis here for stating a nursing graduate salary or comparing it with another program's pay.

Even when a federal program-level earnings figure is published, it describes a defined group of former students with measurable earnings at a specified point, not every graduate's first salary. Occupation, licensure, further education, hours worked, and local labor conditions can all affect an individual outcome. For a career program, licensing-exam results, clinical placement, and employer requirements provide additional context that a salary figure alone cannot supply.