Smith Chason College

What are the graduation rates for students at Smith Chason College?

Smith Chason College's reported overall graduation rate for the 2024-25 IPEDS reporting period is 72%. Its reported four-year and six-year rates are each 92%. These figures should not be read as the percentage of all currently enrolled students who will finish: graduation-rate measures follow defined entering cohorts over specified time periods.

The difference between the overall figure and the four- and six-year figures is a reason to check each measure's cohort and credential level before comparing it with another school's rate. The four-year figure also changed substantially from the prior reported year, so a single year may be a poor basis for predicting an individual outcome. A prospective student will get a more relevant picture by requesting completion information for the exact program and campus they intend to attend, along with its expected program length.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Smith Chason College?

A reliable program-specific earnings figure is not available here for Smith Chason College's allied health diagnostic, intervention, and treatment programs one year after graduation. As a result, no responsible estimate of what a graduate is likely to earn can be drawn from that measure.

When comparing earnings figures from any college, check whether they describe a median or an average, whether they include only former students who received federal aid, and how long after attendance the measurement was taken. Earnings can also vary by occupation, certification, location, and work hours. Applicants should compare a program's total cost with independently reported wages for the particular job they intend to pursue, rather than treating a broad health-care category as a salary forecast.