Shasta College

What are the graduation rates for students at Shasta College?

Shasta College's reported overall graduation rate is 23% in the 2024-25 IPEDS data. This is a cohort-based measure, not the percentage of everyone enrolled at the college who eventually earns a credential.

For a two-year institution, the standard federal graduation-rate measure generally follows first-time, full-time, degree- or certificate-seeking students through 150% of a program's normal completion time. It therefore does not fully describe students who start part time, transfer in, change goals, or transfer to another college before receiving a Shasta credential. The figure is important when evaluating completion, but it should be considered alongside a particular program's requirements and a student's likely course load.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Shasta College?

A Shasta College program name by itself does not establish a reliable salary expectation. Earnings depend on the credential completed, occupation, location, work experience, and whether the student transfers for further education.

Federal College Scorecard program earnings, when published, generally describe a defined group of former students who received federal aid and were employed during a specified measurement period. Such figures are not starting-salary offers and may combine people with different jobs. For a career-focused program, students can make a more useful comparison by examining its required credential and the pay range for the occupations it is designed to prepare them for.