The Chicago School at San Diego

What are the graduation rates for students at The Chicago School at San Diego?

A conventional first-time undergraduate graduation rate is of limited use for assessing The Chicago School at San Diego, whose prospective students may be entering graduate or professionally focused programs. A rate defined around students who start a bachelor's degree full time would not describe completion of a doctorate.

For a meaningful comparison, ask the intended program for outcomes for its own entering cohorts: how many students completed, the time taken, and how transfers or part-time students are counted. In a licensure-oriented program, completion should be considered alongside separately defined measures such as internship placement and licensing-exam results. None of those measures, on its own, establishes why students did or did not finish.

What is the earning potential for graduates at The Chicago School at San Diego?

A College Scorecard figure associated with general psychology is approximately $35,500 one year after completion. It is an early-career measure for a defined group of former students, not a salary that a degree guarantees to every graduate.

The figure should not be applied indiscriminately to San Diego students in other programs or to people who pursue additional training before working full time. College Scorecard earnings measures reflect graduates included in its federal-data methodology rather than every former student. Prospective students comparing careers should also consider the credential required for the job they want, the cost and length of further study, local wages, and any debt they expect to take on.