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Earnings of Students Who Completed Programs at Houston Community College in 2009-10, by Race, Ethnicity, and Gender

August 26, 2012

Students who completed technical programs earned more than did those who completed academic programs during the last quarter of 2010. Among those who completed technical programs, people of Asian origin earned more than did those of other racial and ethnic groups. Among those who completed academic programs, African-Americans earned the most.

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Earnings of Students Who Completed Programs at Houston Community College in 2009-10, by Race, Ethnicity, and Gender

Students who completed technical programs earned more than did those who completed academic programs during the last quarter of 2010. Among those who completed technical programs, people of Asian origin earned more than did those of other racial and ethnic groups. Among those who completed academic programs, African-Americans earned the most.

Academic completers
Working only Working and enrolled All working Enrolled only All enrolled
Cohort group subtotal Percent Median quarterly earnings Percent Median quarterly earnings Percent Median quarterly earnings Percent Percent
Gender
Male 905 23.9% $6,946 37.9% $5,336 61.8% $5,911 26.4% 64.3%
Female 1,833 23.1% $6,411 42.4% $5,060 65.5% $5,717 24.1% 66.5%
Total 2,738 23.3% $6,390 40.9% $4,865 64.2% $5,541 24.9% 65.8%
Ethnicity
White 488 23.8% $6,794 39.6% $4,516 63.3% $5,058 24.8% 65.4%
African-American 722 25.4% $7,278 44.5% $6,185 69.8% $6,720 20.4% 64.8%
Hispanic 844 24.3% $6,694 43.0% $5,624 67.3% $6,070 23.5% 66.5%
Asian 373 17.2% $5,832 36.7% $3,407 53.9% $4,203 34.3% 71.1%
Native American 9 11.1% * 44.4% * 55.6% $6,158 22.2% 66.7%
Foreign 125 24.8% $3,810 23.2% $4,864 48.0% $4,205 27.2% 50.4%
Unknown 177 22.0% $6,411 41.2% $5,409 63.3% $5,971 26.0% 67.2%
Total 2,738 23.3% $6,390 40.9% $4,865 64.2% $5,541 24.9% 65.8%
Technical completers
Working only Working and enrolled All working Enrolled only All enrolled
Cohort group subtotal Percent Median quarterly earnings Percent Median quarterly earnings Percent Median quarterly earnings Percent Percent
Gender
Male 757 43.5% $7,945 24.4% $5,911 67.9% $7,037 17.4% 41.9%
Female 1,000 50.2% $7,883 19.8% $5,294 70.0% $7,082 10.2% 30.0%
Total 1,757 47.3% $7,766 21.8% $5,270 69.1% $6,917 13.3% 35.1%
Ethnicity
White 391 49.9% $7,529 18.4% $5,680 68.3% $6,984 13.3% 31.7%
African-American 521 47.2% $7,672 22.7% $6,594 69.9% $7,023 12.5% 35.1%
Hispanic 450 47.1% $8,070 24.4% $5,636 71.6% $7,217 11.6% 36.0%
Asian 214 48.1% $9,614 19.6% $5,084 67.8% $7,430 12.6% 32.2%
Native American 6 16.7% * 33.3% * 50.0% * 50.0% 83.3%
Foreign 53 30.2% $7,019 18.9% $4,966 49.1% $6,589 24.5% 43.4%
Unknown 122 47.5% $8,436 23.8% $4,408 71.3% $7,554 18.0% 41.8%
Total 1,757 47.3% $7,766 21.8% $5,270 69.1% $6,917 13.3% 35.1%

* To protect students’ privacy, income information is not disclosed for groups of five or fewer.
Note: Data cover students who completed their programs in fall 2009, spring 2010, or summer 2010. Enrollment status and median quarterly earnings are for the last quarter of 2010.

Source: Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
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