Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, Other: bachelor's degree earnings by college

Median earnings of health professions and related clinical sciences, other graduates (bachelor's degree) one year after graduation, at 46 colleges. National median: $43,724, rising to $64,205 after four years.

#CollegeStateEarnings after 1 yrAfter 4 yrsMedian debt
1Molloy UniversityNY$87,159—$31,000
2Thomas Edison State UniversityNJ$76,832$75,097—
3Youngstown State UniversityOH$69,827$63,979$14,408
4University of North Carolina WilmingtonNC$63,051$86,654$20,942
5Ferris State UniversityMI$62,267$62,718$25,000
6Kettering CollegeOH$61,679$83,293—
7Xavier UniversityOH$61,519$66,017$27,000
8Missouri Southern State UniversityMO$58,740$64,765$18,500
9Bellevue UniversityNE$58,023——
10Excelsior UniversityNY$52,688$57,947$20,500
11American Public University SystemWV$50,893—$16,946
12George Mason UniversityVA$50,359$64,046$18,000
13Worcester State UniversityMA$49,628$54,245—
14Saint Joseph's University - PhiladelphiaPA$47,922$85,690$23,250
15Saint Joseph's University - LancasterPA$47,922$85,690$23,250
16Goodwin UniversityCT$46,917$56,618$42,669
17Saint Mary's College of CaliforniaCA$45,816$116,126$25,000
18California State University-Dominguez HillsCA$45,352$51,549$15,000
19University of Maryland-Baltimore CountyMD$45,118$68,823$17,750
20Old Dominion UniversityVA$44,977$63,027$26,000
21Tulane University of LouisianaLA$44,801$71,325$19,500
22Gannon UniversityPA$44,160$93,419$27,000
23University of Louisiana at MonroeLA$43,724$50,446$24,000
24University of Wisconsin-ParksideWI$43,271$67,130$18,000
25University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh CampusPA$43,032$60,864$19,750
26St. John's University-New YorkNY$42,610$70,521$20,344
27Boise State UniversityID$42,175$60,164$18,952
28Colorado State University PuebloCO$42,116—$21,692
29La Roche UniversityPA$41,752$51,817$25,000
30Clemson UniversitySC$41,130$72,010$19,000
31Long Island UniversityNY$41,033$56,863$22,250
32University of Wisconsin-Stevens PointWI$40,802$56,019$22,070
33Mercy UniversityNY$40,769$58,471$25,500
34Grand Valley State UniversityMI$40,706$62,482$21,500
35University of BridgeportCT$40,594$53,404$25,000
36University of Central ArkansasAR$40,328$54,517$19,625
37Quinnipiac UniversityCT$39,745$80,374$23,651
38State University of New York at CortlandNY$39,501$62,524—
39Bradley UniversityIL$37,060$67,735$27,000
40Tennessee State UniversityTN$36,683$48,365$26,000
41Mount St. Mary's UniversityMD$36,180$76,101$23,226
42St. Francis CollegeNY$36,085$59,885$16,750
43Merrimack CollegeMA$36,070—$27,000
44Oakland UniversityMI$35,133$54,767$19,500
45Rowan UniversityNJ$35,086—$17,729
46East Tennessee State UniversityTN$32,740$60,298$21,126

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 professions and related clinical sciences, other graduates earn?

The median college reports $43,724 in earnings one year after a bachelor's degree in health professions and related clinical sciences, other and $64,205 four years after. The highest is $87,159 at Molloy University.

How much student debt do health professions and related clinical sciences, other graduates have?

The median federal loan debt for this degree is about $23,226 at the typical college.