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Florida College System Bachelors 2018-2019 Florida College System Bachelor's Degree Completer Outcomes 2019 Fall Findings Continuing Full-Time Average Students Education Employed Employed Full-Time College Name Reported # % # % # % Annual Wage Broward College 662 63 10% 520 79% 469 90% $56,360 Chipola College 69 **** ***% 56 81% 52 93% $45,808 College of Central Florida 223 18 8% 183 82% 162 89% $48,776 Daytona State College 483 32 7% 387 80% 342 88% $52,184 Eastern Florida State College 400 28 7% 309 77% 267 86% $45,032 Florida Gateway College 48 **** ***% 40 83% 38 95% $62,860 Florida SouthWestern State College 338 22 7% 277 82% 259 94% $59,372 Florida State College at Jacksonville 836 55 7% 639 76% 562 88% $54,272 Gulf Coast State College 84 **** ***% 62 74% 58 94% $55,060 Indian River State College 748 64 9% 608 81% 535 88% $46,868 Lake-Sumter State College 27 **** ***% 23 85% 20 87% $43,940 Miami Dade College 1,193 91 8% 923 77% 834 90% $57,832 North Florida College **** **** 0% **** **** **** ***% $**,*** Northwest Florida State College 165 12 7% 113 68% 103 91% $48,040 Palm Beach State College 424 37 9% 341 80% 313 92% $52,720 Pasco-Hernando State College 214 17 8% 168 79% 153 91% $55,016 Pensacola State College 178 **** ***% 122 69% 108 89% $46,348 Polk State College 449 35 8% 388 86% 353 91% $51,724 Santa Fe College 258 14 5% 217 84% 200 92% $58,504 Seminole State College of Florida 467 36 8% 384 82% 350 91% $54,140 Students reported represent a total count of individuals by school with valid Social Security numbers and are displayed when there are 10 or more. All employment outcomes contained in this report are based on the October - December quarter of 2019. Full quarter is defined as earning at least minimum wage for 13 weeks ($4,399). Full quarter average wages are displayed only when 10 or more students are employed full quarter. All continuing education outcomes are based on enrollment data for the Fall semester of 2019 and preliminary Winter/Spring semester of 2020. Source: Florida Education Training & Placement Information Program 2/18/2021 Continuing Full-Time Average Students Education Employed Employed Full-Time College Name Reported # % # % # % Annual Wage South Florida State College 65 **** ***% 52 80% 49 94% $44,584 St. Johns River State College 103 **** ***% 86 83% 81 94% $52,068 St. Petersburg College 1,236 107 9% 965 78% 879 91% $56,312 State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 287 20 7% 242 84% 227 94% $60,520 Tallahassee Community College 11 **** ***% **** 82% **** 89% $**,*** The College of the Florida Keys **** **** 29% **** **** **** ***% $**,*** Valencia College 80 **** ***% 65 81% 60 92% $62,408 TOTALS 9,064 688 8% 7,191 79% 6,493 90% $53,996 Students reported represent a total count of individuals by school with valid Social Security numbers and are displayed when there are 10 or more. All employment outcomes contained in this report are based on the October - December quarter of 2019. Full quarter is defined as earning at least minimum wage for 13 weeks ($4,399). Full quarter average wages are displayed only when 10 or more students are employed full quarter. All continuing education outcomes are based on enrollment data for the Fall semester of 2019 and preliminary Winter/Spring semester of 2020. Source: Florida Education Training & Placement Information Program 2/18/2021 2018-19 Florida College System Broward College - Fall 2019 Findings Bachelor's Degree Completers TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 662 TOTAL WITH OUTCOME DATA 545 82% FLORIDA EMPLOYMENT DATA (ANNUALIZED WAGES) FLORIDA CONTINUING EDUCATION DATA EMPLOYED/ALL 520 79% TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) 63 10% AVERAGE ANNUAL EARNINGS $51,704 ...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY **** **** MEDIAN ANNUAL EARNINGS $49,060 ...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM 18 29% AA Program **** **** FULL QTR EMPLOYED/ALL 469 71% AS Program **** **** AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $56,360 AAS Program - **** MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $52,284 Adult Vocational Certificate **** **** EMPLOYED/NOT CONTINUING EDUCATION 472 71% Vocational Credit Certificate - **** Bachelor Program **** **** AVERAGE ANNUAL EARNINGS $51,256 Other 13 72% MEDIAN ANNUAL EARNINGS $49,648 ...IN STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 43 68% FULL QTR EMPLOYED/NOT CONTINUING EDUCATION 424 64% ...IN PRIVATE COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY - **** AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $56,072 Students may be in multiple settings; therefore, sum of detail may exceed total unduplicated count. MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $52,428 TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/FOUND EMPLOYED 48 76% FULL QTR (FT/FQ) = earnings of at least $4,399 per qtr (min. wage x 13 wks. x 40 hrs.) TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/NOT FOUND EMPLOYED 15 24% 4th qtr earnings have been multiplied by four to estimate annual earnings. RECEIVING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE EARNINGS BY LEVEL Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) & Food Stamps Number of employed earning: RECEIVING TANF - **** Less Than $8.46 per hour ... & EMPLOYED - 0% 51 10% (Qtrly wages less than $4,399) RECEIVING FOOD STAMPS 36 5% Wages Between $8.46 and $15.76 Inclusive ... & EMPLOYED 25 69% 73 14% (Qtrly wages at least $4,399 but less than $8,198) RECEIVING TANF &/or FOOD STAMPS 36 5% Wages Between $15.77 and $23.06 Inclusive ... & EMPLOYED 25 69% (Qtrly wages at least $8,198 but less than $11,996) 124 24% FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS DATA Wages at Least $23.07 per hour 272 52% (Qtrly wages at least $11,996) INCARCERATED - **** Hourly wages are determined by qtrly wage / 520 hrs. (40hrs. x 13 wks.) COMMUNITY SUPERVISION - **** Source: Florida Education and Training Placement Information Program 2018-19 Florida College System Chipola College - Fall 2019 Findings Bachelor's Degree Completers TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 69 TOTAL WITH OUTCOME DATA 56 81% FLORIDA EMPLOYMENT DATA (ANNUALIZED WAGES) FLORIDA CONTINUING EDUCATION DATA EMPLOYED/ALL 56 81% TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) **** **** AVERAGE ANNUAL EARNINGS $43,060 ...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY - 0% MEDIAN ANNUAL EARNINGS $40,552 ...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM **** 50% AA Program - 0% FULL QTR EMPLOYED/ALL 52 75% AS Program - 0% AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $45,808 AAS Program - 0% MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $43,820 Adult Vocational Certificate - 0% EMPLOYED/NOT CONTINUING EDUCATION 52 75% Vocational Credit Certificate - 0% Bachelor Program **** 50% AVERAGE ANNUAL EARNINGS $43,268 Other **** 50% MEDIAN ANNUAL EARNINGS $42,036 ...IN STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM **** 50% FULL QTR EMPLOYED/NOT CONTINUING EDUCATION 49 71% ...IN PRIVATE COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY - 0% AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $45,584 Students may be in multiple settings; therefore, sum of detail may exceed total unduplicated count. MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $44,708 TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/FOUND EMPLOYED **** 100% FULL QTR (FT/FQ) = earnings of at least $4,399 per qtr (min. wage x 13 wks. x 40 hrs.) TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/NOT FOUND EMPLOYED - 0% 4th qtr earnings have been multiplied by four to estimate annual earnings. RECEIVING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE EARNINGS BY LEVEL Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) & Food Stamps Number of employed earning: RECEIVING TANF - **** Less Than $8.46 per hour ... & EMPLOYED - 0% **** **** (Qtrly wages less than $4,399) RECEIVING FOOD STAMPS - **** Wages Between $8.46 and $15.76 Inclusive ... & EMPLOYED - 0% **** **** (Qtrly wages at least $4,399 but less than $8,198) RECEIVING TANF &/or FOOD STAMPS - **** Wages Between $15.77 and $23.06 Inclusive ... & EMPLOYED - 0% (Qtrly wages at least $8,198 but less than $11,996) 23 41% FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS DATA Wages at Least $23.07 per hour 20 36% (Qtrly wages at least $11,996) INCARCERATED - **** Hourly wages are determined by qtrly wage / 520 hrs. (40hrs. x 13 wks.) COMMUNITY SUPERVISION - **** Source: Florida Education and Training Placement Information Program 2018-19 Florida College System College of Central Florida - Fall 2019 Findings Bachelor's Degree Completers TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 223 TOTAL WITH OUTCOME DATA 191 86% FLORIDA EMPLOYMENT DATA (ANNUALIZED WAGES) FLORIDA CONTINUING EDUCATION DATA EMPLOYED/ALL 183 82% TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) 18 8% AVERAGE ANNUAL EARNINGS $44,424 ...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY **** **** MEDIAN ANNUAL EARNINGS $42,000 ...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM 12 67% AA Program - **** FULL QTR EMPLOYED/ALL 162 73% AS Program **** **** AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $48,776 AAS Program - **** MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $43,788 Adult Vocational Certificate - **** EMPLOYED/NOT CONTINUING EDUCATION 168 75% Vocational Credit Certificate **** **** Bachelor Program - **** AVERAGE ANNUAL EARNINGS $45,364 Other **** **** MEDIAN ANNUAL EARNINGS $42,136 ...IN STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM **** **** FULL QTR EMPLOYED/NOT CONTINUING EDUCATION 152 68% ...IN PRIVATE COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY - **** AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $49,092 Students may be in multiple settings; therefore, sum of detail may exceed total unduplicated count. MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $44,104 TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/FOUND EMPLOYED 15 83% FULL QTR (FT/FQ) = earnings of at least $4,399 per qtr (min. wage x 13 wks. x 40 hrs.) TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/NOT FOUND EMPLOYED **** **** 4th qtr earnings have been multiplied by four to estimate annual earnings. RECEIVING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE EARNINGS BY LEVEL Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) & Food Stamps Number of employed earning: RECEIVING TANF **** **** Less Than $8.46 per hour ... & EMPLOYED - 0% 21 11% (Qtrly wages less than $4,399) RECEIVING FOOD STAMPS 15 7% Wages Between $8.46 and $15.76 Inclusive ... & EMPLOYED **** **** 40 22% (Qtrly wages at least $4,399 but
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