Gavilan College

The average earnings of former students working 10 years after entry at Gavilan College is $37,000 with 25% of former students having earnings less than $15,600 compared to 25% former students having earnings greater than $50,100.

The percent of former students working 10 years after entry at Gavilan College is 80% compared to 20% of former students 10 years after entry not working.

The average earnings of former Gavilan College male students 10 years after entry is $43,400 compared to $33,500 for former female students.

The average earnings for former students generally increases with increase in years after entry. The average earnings 6 years after entry at Gavilan College is $27,900, 7 years after entry is $29,400, 8 years after entry is $32,800, 9 years after entry is $30,800, and 10 years after entry is $37,000.

The median debt (loan principal) of Gavilan College students is $6,000. 50% of students have debt between $2,753 and $8,500 with 25% of students with debt less than $2,753 compared to 25% students with debt greater than $8,500.

The median debt of Gavilan College students is $9,000 for completers and $4,500 for noncompleters.

The median debt at Gavilan College for male students is $5,500 compared to $6,146 for female students.

Student loan debt varies by income. Former students with income between $0 to $30,000 have median debt of $6,475 compared to median debt of - for former students with income between $30,000 and $75,000 and - for former students with income greater than $75,000.

The seven year repayment rate of former Gavilan College students is 37%. The seven year repayment rate of former Gavilan College male students is 36% compared to 37% for former female students.

The repayment rate of former students varies with year. The one-year repayment rate of former Gavilan College students is 25%, three-year repayment rate is 34%, five-year repayment rate is 30%, and seven-year repayment rate is 37%.

Repayment rate of former students varies by income. Former students with income between $0 and $30,000 have seven year repayment rate of 33% compared to seven year repayment rate of - for former students with income between $30,000 and $75,000 and - for former students with income greater than $75,000.