University of the District of Columbia

Thirty percent of students graduate from the University of the District of Columbia. This rate reflects the challenges many face in completing their degrees. However, for those who do graduate, the average earnings a decade after enrolling stand at $44,236.

The Chetty/Opportunity Insights data sheds light on economic mobility for students. While specific mobility rates are not available, the university has a significant Pell Grant rate of 36%. This indicates a commitment to supporting low-income students, which is crucial for improving access and outcomes.

The net price to attend is $10,648, with a median debt of $24,872 upon graduation. Graduates can expect to earn a moderate income, making this school a viable option for those seeking programs in education, business, and health professions. Students who thrive here are often those who take advantage of the university's support services and community resources.