Community College Earnings in Idaho

Community college graduates in Idaho (10 years post graduation) earn approximately $30,000 per year (2021-22).
The community colleges in Idaho with the highest earning graduates are listed below (where sufficient data available).

Community College Earnings in Idaho (2021-22)

  • College Student Earnings Location
  • Rank: #11.
    Brigham Young University-Idaho
    Private not-for-profit
    $45,900
    525 S Center
    Rexburg, ID 83460
    (208) 496-1411
  • Rank: #22.
    North Idaho College
    North Idaho College Photo - North Idaho College (NIC) is a comprehensive community college located on the stunning shores of Lake Coeur d'Alene.
    Public
    $33,900
    1000 West Garden Avenue
    Coeur D Alene, ID 83814
    (208) 769-3311
  • Rank: #33.
    College of Southern Idaho
    College of Southern Idaho Photo
    Public
    $30,000
    315 Falls Ave.
    Twin Falls, ID 83301
    (208) 733-9554
  • Rank: #44.
    College of Eastern Idaho
    College of Eastern Idaho Photo - EITC became CEI in July of 2017.
    Public
    $29,700
    1600 S 25th E
    Idaho Falls, ID 83404
    (208) 524-3000
  • Rank: #55.
    Carrington College-Boise
    Private for-profit
    $27,000
    1122 N. Liberty St.
    Boise, ID 83704
    (208) 377-8080
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