Seminole State College of Florida

What are the graduation rates for students at Seminole State College of Florida?

Seminole State's reported overall graduation rate was 41% in IPEDS 2024-25 data. The comparable reported figure for the preceding year was 42%, so the two figures do not indicate a large year-over-year change.

The federal graduation-rate measure generally follows first-time, full-time students who complete an award within 150% of the program's normal time. For a two-year credential, that window is typically three years. It does not describe the eventual outcomes of every student: part-time starters, many transfer students and students who finish after the reporting window are outside that measure.

Prospective students should therefore use the rate as one indicator, not as an individual prediction. Program-level completion, licensure and transfer outcomes may answer more useful questions for a student pursuing a specific goal.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Seminole State College of Florida?

Reported earnings vary substantially by field and should not be read as a promised salary. College Scorecard field-of-study figures for students measured about one year after completion include approximately $65,695 for construction engineering technology and $45,723 for computer and information sciences.

Other reported one-year figures include approximately $44,089 for architectural engineering technology and $38,686 for design and applied arts. These are field-level earnings measures for the graduates represented in the underlying federal records, not an amount earned by every graduate or a forecast for a new student.

Differences can reflect occupation, location, prior work experience, degree level and who is included in the measure. Students comparing programs should consider employment options, further education, program costs and the size and definition of the reported earnings group - not the dollar figure alone.