Average Community College Earnings (10 Years Post Graduation)
The national average community college earnings (10 years post graduation) is approximately $33,542 (2022-23).
For public community colleges, the average community college earnings is approximately $34,004.
For private community colleges, the average community college earnings is approximately $32,583.
Student Earning Range: $25,000
$38,900
Avg. Student Earning: $32,902
Average Community College Earnings (10 Years Post Graduation) (2022-23)
State
Average Graduate Earnings
Colleges with Highest Graduate Earnings
$29,700
$32,900
$28,600
$34,700
$33,300
$34,800
$31,500
$29,500
$34,800
$30,000
$31,800
$32,100
$33,600
$34,000
$29,400
$28,200
$33,900
$36,700
$35,500
$30,700
$36,900
$30,000
$30,900
$34,700
$35,400
$32,800
$36,800
$36,100
$36,300
$35,200
$27,500
$38,300
$31,900
$34,700
$33,800
$34,900
- Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics ($56,800)
- University of Pittsburgh-Titusville ($55,900)
- Pennsylvania State University-Penn State York ($54,300)
- Pennsylvania State University-Penn State DuBois ($54,300)
- Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Fayette- Eberly ($54,300)
- View Full List of Top Ranked PA Schools
$28,800
$38,900
$29,000
$34,600
$32,700
$30,700
$29,600
$36,400
$25,000
- Potomac State College of West Virginia University ($50,200)
- Bluefield State College ($32,700)
- West Virginia University at Parkersburg ($31,100)
- Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College ($30,000)
- Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical College ($28,900)
- View Full List of Top Ranked WV Schools
$34,300
Recent Articles
Careers: Marine Biologist
Combine underwater adventures with scientific discoveries and crystal blue waters, and you may have a dream career as a marine biologist. Learn about how you can start your marine biology training right at community college!
Cursing in the Classroom: Professor Ousted for Swearing
In a Hawaii community college philosophy course, a professor used profanity to get students' attention and inspire independent thought, but the efforts may have backfired.
Why Community Colleges Will Soon Be Accepting High School Sophomores
The next wave of community college students may just be high school sophomores. Learn about the new program that allows high school sophomores to graduate at 10th grade and proceed directly to community colleges.