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A new earnings indicator on the federal financial aid website compares the median pay four years after graduation from college to that of a high school graduate. It is estimated that an Aims graduate receives $10,657 median earnings gain.
Aims Community College will commemorate its 59th birthday next month with the annual Aims Day celebration. The event will highlight the college’s day-to-day impact and feature some future initiatives. There will also be interactive activities to spotlight the college’s technology and programs.
At the Fall 2025 commencement, there were 155 students who participated in the official ceremonies, with 591 students graduating, earning 891 credentials. Graduates range in age from 15 to 71.
