University of Hawaii Maui College

What are the graduation rates for students at University of Hawaii Maui College?

University of Hawaiʻi Maui College's reported overall graduation rate is 28% in the IPEDS 2024-25 figures. The measure describes completion for a defined entering cohort within the federal reporting window; it is not the percentage of all enrolled students who eventually earn a credential.

The reported four-year and six-year rates for bachelor's-level cohorts are each 8%. Those figures involve a different degree level and cohort definition from the overall rate, so they should not be treated as successive checkpoints for the same group. Cohort rates can also be difficult to interpret at a college where students may attend part time, enter with different goals, or transfer. They do, however, make it worthwhile to ask a program advisor about course availability and a realistic time-to-completion plan before enrolling.

What is the earning potential for graduates at University of Hawaii Maui College?

A single earnings figure would not give prospective Maui College students a reliable estimate of what their own credential will pay. Earnings depend heavily on the program, whether a student completes it, local job opportunities, further education, and experience after leaving college.

When comparing published earnings measures, students should check whether the population includes all former students or only those with reported wages, whether the figure is a median or an average, and how many years have passed since enrollment or completion. Program-level figures can be particularly unstable when cohorts are small. For career decisions, a program's required licensing steps, placement expectations, and the wages for relevant Maui jobs provide useful context alongside any earnings statistic.