Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services: bachelor's degree earnings by college

Median earnings of allied health and medical assisting services graduates (bachelor's degree) one year after graduation, at 10 colleges. National median: $45,321, rising to $79,657 after four years.

#CollegeStateEarnings after 1 yrAfter 4 yrsMedian debt
1Newberry CollegeSC$88,193——
2Widener UniversityPA$72,655$98,777—
3Spokane Community CollegeWA$71,668—$27,500
4Pima Medical Institute-TucsonAZ$55,668$59,365$22,332
5Ohio State University-Main CampusOH$45,321$73,594$19,829
6University of ConnecticutCT$38,020$79,657$19,500
7University of Connecticut-Waterbury CampusCT$38,020$79,657$19,500
8University of Connecticut-Avery PointCT$38,020$79,657$19,500
9University of Connecticut-StamfordCT$38,020$79,657$19,500
10University of Connecticut-Hartford CampusCT$38,020$79,657$19,500

Earnings are median annual earnings of graduates who received federal financial aid, measured by the U.S. Department of Education. Colleges with too few graduates are not shown.

Frequently asked questions

How much do allied health and medical assisting services graduates earn?

The median college reports $45,321 in earnings one year after a bachelor's degree in allied health and medical assisting services and $79,657 four years after. The highest is $88,193 at Newberry College.

How much student debt do allied health and medical assisting services graduates have?

The median federal loan debt for this degree is about $19,500 at the typical college.