Institutional Data

A Diverse Community of Early Childhood Educators

At EDvance College, we are tackling the urgent shortage of highly skilled early childhood educators by removing traditional barriers in higher education. In the 2024 academic year, we proudly served a diverse student body that reflects the cultural, ethnic, and linguistic backgrounds of the children they educate.

EDvance College at a glance

211

Students enrolled
for Spring 2025

92%

Persistence Rate

as of Spring 2025

73%

Two Year
Graduation Rate*

as of May 2024

* 8 students dropped in the first month of Semester 1, 3 of whom rejoined once EDvance received accreditation. All students who completed Fall 2023 persisted and graduated from EDvance.

Student Demographics 2023-2024

116 Students

served in 2023-2024

Gender

Female
Male

Ethnicity

Asian
White
Black/ African American
Two or more races
Hispanic
Other

Age

22-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-49
50-64
65+

Average student age: 44

Enrollment Status

Full-time

56%

Part-time

44%

Student Employment by County

San Francisco

65%

Alameda

19%

Greater Bay Area

16%

Student Employment in 
Early Childhood Roles

Infant / Toddler

46%

Preschool

41%

TK

2%

Leadership

2%

Mixed Age

6%

Other

3%

Student Employment by Agency Type

California State Preschool Provider

22%

Head Start

52%

Family Child Care

6%

Private / Other

20%

Primary Language Spoken

Cantonese

26%

English

44%

Mandarin

4.5%

Spanish

17%

Vietnamese

5%

Other

3.5%

Impact Report 2024

We’re thrilled to share our first annual Impact Report which showcases the remarkable progress we’ve made as an independent non-profit institution of higher education. This year’s many milestones underscore our commitment to accessible, empowering education that creates meaningful opportunities for student degree attainment and career advancement, helping to build a skilled, diverse workforce.

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Student Demographics 2024-2025

211 Students

enrolled for Spring 2025

Gender

Female
Male

Ethnicity

Asian
White
Black/ African American
Two or more races
Hispanic
Other

Age

20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-49
50-64
65+

Average student age: 40

Enrollment Status

Full-time

89%

Part-time

11%

Student Employment by County

Alameda

16%

Contra Costa

8%

Other

.5%

San Francisco

57%

San Mateo

18.5%

Student Employment in 
Early Childhood Roles

Infant

7%

Toddler

32.5%

Preschool

35.5%

TK

.5%

Leadership

.5%

Mixed Age

21%

Other

3%

Student Employment by Agency Type

California State Preschool Program (CSPP) and General Childcare (CCTR)

15%

Head Start

31%

Family Child Care

12%

Other Subsidized Child Care Program

35%

Private / Other

7%

Primary Language Spoken

Cantonese

21%

English

35%

Mandarin

5%

Spanish

33%

Vietnamese

3%

Other

3%

First Generation Student Status

Yes

85%

No

15%

Impact Report 2024

We’re thrilled to share our first annual Impact Report which showcases the remarkable progress we’ve made as an independent non-profit institution of higher education. This year’s many milestones underscore our commitment to accessible, empowering education that creates meaningful opportunities for student degree attainment and career advancement, helping to build a skilled, diverse workforce.

Read Full Report