Gainful Employment Program Disclosure

Gainful Employment Programs Disclosure

While all programs at Gaston College are designed to lead to either employment or transfer, the U.S. Department of Education has mandated effective July 1, 2011 that institutions disclose specific information about programs that meet the federal government's Gainful Employment Program definition. At Gaston College, these programs are either certificate or diploma programs that do not lead to an associate degree. To comply with the federal mandate, Gaston College has created this website for prospective students to access program information, including links to occupational information, estimated cost of program, normal time for program completion, median debt (student loans) at program completion, and job placement rate for program completers, if available.

Please select from the drop down menu below to view information about the Gaston College programs that meet the Gainful Employment Program definition. Diploma programs that are denoted with an asterisk (*) are Title IV eligible programs. For programs with less than 10 graduates, the institution is exempt from disclosing median debt amounts and on-time completion rates (designated by n/a).Gaston College does not provide on-campus living facilities, so room and board costs are not applicable. Inasmuch as Gaston College does not process student loans, median debt is also not applicable.

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