Health/Medical Preparatory Programs: associate's degree earnings by college

Median earnings of health/medical preparatory programs graduates (associate's degree) one year after graduation, at 20 colleges. National median: $35,250, rising to $52,465 after four years.

#CollegeStateEarnings after 1 yrAfter 4 yrsMedian debt
1University of Alaska AnchorageAK$85,440$90,501$21,000
2Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community CollegeNC$74,406——
3Atlantic Cape Community CollegeNJ$44,870$56,722$9,000
4Skyline CollegeCA$44,402$67,805—
5Gavilan CollegeCA$39,701$58,344—
6Mendocino CollegeCA$39,370$95,068—
7College of the DesertCA$38,801——
8South CollegeTN$35,443—$17,888
9Tulsa Community CollegeOK$35,312$52,465$12,840
10Three Rivers CollegeMO$35,250$40,141$9,000
11Diablo Valley CollegeCA$34,949$54,934—
12Essex County CollegeNJ$34,552$46,812—
13Merced CollegeCA$32,944——
14Wharton County Junior CollegeTX$31,091$77,355$9,609
15Georgia Military CollegeGA$30,640$46,551$9,971
16Fresno City CollegeCA$29,677——
17Holmes Community CollegeMS$27,663$37,416$7,383
18Arkansas State University-BeebeAR$27,520$51,522—
19Copiah-Lincoln Community CollegeMS$24,678——
20Northern Oklahoma CollegeOK$24,637$51,679$10,500

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 health/medical preparatory programs graduates earn?

The median college reports $35,250 in earnings one year after a associate's degree in health/medical preparatory programs and $52,465 four years after. The highest is $85,440 at University of Alaska Anchorage.

How much student debt do health/medical preparatory programs graduates have?

The median federal loan debt for this degree is about $9,971 at the typical college.