Moreno Valley College Outcomes

Moreno Valley graduates earn a median of $52,133 ten years after completing their programs. With minimal student debt due to the low $1,996 average net price, most students avoid the loan burden that plagues four-year college graduates. The 88.2% employment rate reflects strong job placement in the Inland Empire's growing logistics, healthcare, and trade sectors. Only 0.78% of students take federal loans, meaning debt-to-income ratios remain negligible for most graduates. Many transfer to four-year universities or enter middle-skill careers in warehousing, medical assisting, and automotive technology. The combination of low costs, decent earnings, and minimal debt creates a strong return on investment for students seeking affordable career training.