Woodland Community College Outcomes

Woodland graduates earn a median of $40,042 ten years after enrollment, which reflects the practical career training the college emphasizes in agriculture, business, and health sciences. With in-state tuition at just $1,124, most students graduate debt-free or with minimal loans. Only 0.73% of students take federal loans, keeping debt burdens extremely low. The 28.89% loan repayment rate suggests some graduates struggle, but this likely reflects the broader economic challenges facing community college students rather than program quality. Many graduates transfer to four-year universities or enter local industries like food processing and healthcare support. The combination of low costs and decent earnings potential makes this a strong return on investment for career-focused students.