Industrial Production Technologies/Technicians: bachelor's degree earnings by college

Median earnings of industrial production technologies/technicians graduates (bachelor's degree) one year after graduation, at 47 colleges. National median: $67,067, rising to $81,455 after four years.

#CollegeStateEarnings after 1 yrAfter 4 yrsMedian debt
1The University of Texas Permian BasinTX$91,215—$19,098
2Lamar UniversityTX$90,836$87,113$21,247
3University of Southern MississippiMS$82,853$89,904$27,474
4Southern Illinois University-CarbondaleIL$81,873$87,442$21,833
5Ferris State UniversityMI$81,192$91,993$22,907
6University of DaytonOH$81,034$82,332—
7Weber State UniversityUT$80,213$94,454—
8University of Northern IowaIA$80,016$87,580$14,000
9Northern Kentucky UniversityKY$78,309$88,492$21,706
10California Polytechnic State University-San Luis ObispoCA$78,209$89,195—
11Tarleton State UniversityTX$78,018$87,678$17,253
12Texas A&M University-College StationTX$75,563$89,629$20,000
13Western Michigan UniversityMI$74,836$82,740$17,500
14Brigham Young University-IdahoID$73,259$103,769$12,943
15Pennsylvania College of TechnologyPA$72,405$85,665$26,000
16University of Wisconsin-PlattevilleWI$72,196$83,958$22,125
17Western Kentucky UniversityKY$71,975$86,033$17,499
18Purdue University-Main CampusIN$70,751$88,474$19,553
19East Carolina UniversityNC$70,583$81,852$17,750
20Saint Cloud State UniversityMN$70,441$73,695—
21Minnesota State University-MankatoMN$69,617$83,115—
22Ohio Northern UniversityOH$69,513$89,697—
23Fitchburg State UniversityMA$67,210$66,707—
24University of Southern IndianaIN$67,067——
25North Carolina A & T State UniversityNC$66,879$77,476$28,375
26Mississippi State UniversityMS$66,172$79,068$22,500
27Shawnee State UniversityOH$66,105$81,446—
28University of Arkansas at Pine BluffAR$65,889$71,983$28,125
29Pittsburg State UniversityKS$64,957$81,562$18,625
30Southeast Missouri State UniversityMO$64,181$80,820$16,750
31Northwestern State University of LouisianaLA$60,160$74,209—
32Wayne State CollegeNE$59,553$68,431$12,745
33Southeastern Louisiana UniversityLA$57,515$76,401$25,735
34Central Connecticut State UniversityCT$57,505$97,186$24,000
35University of Louisiana at LafayetteLA$57,127$69,334—
36Farmingdale State CollegeNY$56,638$78,267$11,520
37Missouri Western State UniversityMO$56,487$68,922—
38Millersville University of PennsylvaniaPA$56,077$76,831$19,500
39Northwest Missouri State UniversityMO$55,846$64,259$11,745
40Texas A&M University-KingsvilleTX$50,008$71,207$27,000
41California State University-FresnoCA$49,949$81,455$12,500
42California State University-Los AngelesCA$48,926$86,970$11,004
43Vincennes UniversityIN$48,101$57,348$16,560
44Kennesaw State UniversityGA$45,586$51,417—
45Illinois State UniversityIL$45,514$76,121—
46Jackson State UniversityMS$42,103$52,107$30,901
47University of Puerto Rico-AreciboPR$14,006$36,328—

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 industrial production technologies/technicians graduates earn?

The median college reports $67,067 in earnings one year after a bachelor's degree in industrial production technologies/technicians and $81,455 four years after. The highest is $91,215 at The University of Texas Permian Basin.

How much student debt do industrial production technologies/technicians graduates have?

The median federal loan debt for this degree is about $20,000 at the typical college.