Stone Child College Outcomes

Stone Child graduates face significant financial challenges after college. With median earnings of $24,555 ten years post-graduation, most alumni earn well below the national average for college graduates. The employment rate reaches 94.7%, but low wages create economic strain. Zero percent of students take federal loans, avoiding debt burdens that plague other colleges. Many graduates work in education, social services, and tribal government on the Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation. The college serves workforce development needs for the Chippewa Cree community rather than preparing students for high-paying careers. Given the extremely low tuition of $3,610 and minimal debt load, Stone Child offers reasonable value despite modest earning potential. This represents an average return on investment within its cultural context.