California public high school · Los Angeles Unified

Collegiate Charter High School of Los Angeles

725 South Indiana St., Los Angeles, CA 90023. 76.7% of its 43 graduates (Class of 2023) enrolled in college within 12 months.

Los Angeles UnifiedLos Angeles CountyCharter school
76.7%Enrolled in college within 12 months (Class of 2023)11.0 pts above California (65.7%)
91.8%4-year graduation rate (2024-25)4.3 pts above California (87.5%)
100%Graduates who completed UC/CSU required courses (Class of 2023)
43Graduates in the class measured

The path from Collegiate Charter of Los Angeles

How California measures this
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    After graduation, Class of 2023

    University of California 11.6%Cal State University 55.8%California private college 2.3%Out-of-state 4-year college 7%Not enrolled in college 23.3%

    College-going rate: share of high school completers who enrolled in any college within 12 months, tracked by the state through the National Student Clearinghouse and California's public systems. Source: California Department of Education, College-Going Rate (12-month) and Adjusted Cohort Graduation Rate downloads.

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    What those choices lead to

    California does not report which individual colleges each school's graduates attend. Here is how a typical college of each type in California performs.

    College type in CaliforniaCollegesGraduation rateAvg. net price / yrMedian earnings, 10 yrsMedian debt
    University of California campuses986%$14,538$83,432$13,000
    Cal State and other public universities2455%$9,614$68,650$14,875
    Community colleges12040%$6,004$46,630$10,500
    Private nonprofit colleges5166%$30,247$75,975$21,500

    Medians across colleges of each type with at least 500 undergraduates. Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard. All California colleges.

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    Colleges closest to Collegiate Charter of Los Angeles

    CollegeDistanceGraduation rateAvg. net price / yrMedian earnings, 10 yrs
    East Los Angeles College2.7 mi—$3,737$47,339
    California State University-Los Angeles3.1 mi55%$2,385$62,555
    UEI College-Huntington Park3.4 mi73%$29,961$36,421
    Los Angeles Trade Technical College4.4 mi33%$3,531$42,277
    Platt College-Los Angeles4.5 mi56%$22,226$49,629
    University of Southern California5.2 mi90%$33,056$103,420

College-going over time

50%60%70%80%90%2019202020212022202377%
Collegiate Charter High School of Los AngelesCalifornia statewide

Share of each class enrolled in college within 12 months. Source: California Department of Education, College-Going Rate (12-month) and Adjusted Cohort Graduation Rate downloads.

Where it is

Nearby high schools: Oscar De La Hoya Animo Charter High (0.6 mi, 59.3% to college) · Alliance Morgan McKinzie High (0.7 mi, 67.3% to college) · Theodore Roosevelt Senior High (1.3 mi, 57.6% to college) · Math, Science, & Technology Magnet Academy at Roosevelt High (1.3 mi, 72.1% to college) · Esteban Torres East LA Performing Arts Magnet (1.4 mi, 56.5% to college)

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Compared with the district and state

MeasureCollegiate Charter of Los AngelesLos Angeles UnifiedCalifornia
Enrolled in college within 12 months76.7%62%65.7%
Graduation rate91.8%—87.5%

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Quick answers

What percent of Collegiate Charter High School of Los Angeles graduates go to college?
76.7% of the Class of 2023 at Collegiate Charter High School of Los Angeles enrolled in college within 12 months, compared with 65.7% in California. Source: California Department of Education, College-Going Rate (12-month) and Adjusted Cohort Graduation Rate downloads.
What is the graduation rate at Collegiate Charter High School of Los Angeles?
Collegiate Charter High School of Los Angeles has a four-year graduation rate of 91.8%. Source: California Department of Education, College-Going Rate (12-month) and Adjusted Cohort Graduation Rate downloads.