Randolph Community College Outcomes

Randolph Community College graduates earn a median of $33,336 ten years after enrollment, while the average net price of $7,242 creates minimal debt burden. Most students avoid federal loans entirely, with a 0% federal loan rate meaning graduates typically enter the workforce debt-free. The 85.5% employment rate reflects strong job placement in manufacturing, healthcare, and skilled trades that dominate the Randolph County economy. Monthly loan payments would represent less than 5% of typical graduate income when debt exists at all. The college's workforce training programs align closely with regional employer needs, particularly in furniture manufacturing and automotive parts production. This represents a strong return on investment for career-focused students seeking immediate employment.