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Itawamba Community College

Public Fulton, MS · Rural · Southeast · 87% data reported · Agent Insights
48%
Graduation Rate
$32,912
Earnings (10yr)
$4,616
Net Price
4,167
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Overview

Itawamba Community College is a solid choice for students seeking a practical education that leads directly to career opportunities. With around 4,167 students enrolled, this public college specializes in programs like Humanities, Health Professions, Business & Marketing, Education, and Mechanic & Repair Technology. Each of these fields connects students to essential skills and knowledge that are in demand, making it easier for graduates to step into the workforce.

After graduation, students can expect to earn an average of $32,912 within ten years, which speaks to the effectiveness of the programs offered. Many students find their paths to better financial stability, and the affordability of attending Itawamba Community College plays a big role in that. The net price after financial aid is just $4,616, and nearly half of the students here receive Pell Grants, which helps keep costs manageable and accessible for those who need it.

When it comes to the practicalities of student debt, the median debt load is $7,631, which is relatively low compared to national averages. This suggests that students here are able to graduate with a manageable financial burden, making it easier for them to thrive post-graduation. The college environment tends to suit students looking for a supportive community and a focused path towards their career goals, particularly in practical fields.

Rankings

How Itawamba Compares

Dot right of center = above national average.

NATIONAL AVGGraduation48%Earnings 10yr$33KNet Price$5KRetention74%Median Debt$8KPell Grant Rate47%

Net Price by Family Income

What families actually pay after aid, by income bracket.

$4K$0-30K$4K$30-48K$6K$48-75K$10K$110K+

The Mobility Equation

Mobility = Access x Success. How many low-income students get in, and how many reach the top 20%?

ACCESS% from bottom 20%2389.3%SUCCESS% who reach top 20%563.1%MOBILITY134.55%

Cost & Financial Aid

$3,420
In-State Tuition
$5,820
Out-of-State
$4,616
Avg Net Price
$7,631
Median Debt
47%
Pell Grant Rate
11%
Federal Loan Rate

What Families Actually Pay

$3,623
Family Income $0–$30K
$4,094
Family Income $30K–$48K
$6,144
Family Income $48K–$75K
$10,055
Family Income $110K+

Graduate Outcomes

$30,851
6 Years After Entry
$32,960
8 Years
$32,912
10 Years
0.23x
Debt-to-Earnings
45%
Earning > $25K

Earnings Trajectory

$30,851 6yr $32,960 8yr $32,912 10yr

Social Mobility

Data: Raj Chetty's Mobility Report Card · 30M+ anonymized tax records

134.55%
Mobility Rate
Bottom 20% → Top 20%
563.1%
Success Rate
If bottom 20% get in
2389.3%
From Bottom 20%
Share of students
$47,900
Parent Median Income

Social Capital

Data: Opportunity Insights Social Capital Atlas

0.92
Economic Connectedness
Cross-class friendships
0.08
Friending Bias
Lower = more inclusive
3.6%
Volunteering Rate
1.00
Support Ratio
Community support

Academics & Admissions

Retention Rate 74%
Full-Time Faculty 46%
Faculty Salary (mo) $7,005
Diversity Index 0.54
First-Gen Students 41%

Top Programs

Humanities 23%
Health Professions 19%
Business & Marketing 11%
Education 7%
Mechanic & Repair Tech 7%
Computer Science & IT 5%
Criminal Justice 3%
Engineering 3%