Health and Medical Administrative Services at All-State Career-Baltimore

All-State Career-Baltimore's healthcare administration program lands right in the middle of Maryland's offerings, with graduates earning $35,034—matching the state median and outperforming the national average by about $3,300. The debt load of $22,386 is typical for this field, creating a manageable 0.64 ratio that means graduates owe roughly 8 months of their first-year salary. For a program serving predominantly low-income students (two-thirds receive Pell grants), these outcomes suggest reasonable access to stable healthcare administration roles.

The real limitation here is certainty. With fewer than 30 graduates in the dataset, these numbers could shift significantly year to year. A couple of unusually high or low earners would dramatically change the picture. That said, healthcare administration jobs tend to be recession-resistant and abundant in Baltimore's hospital-heavy economy, which provides some stability even if the specific data is limited.

For families weighing this program, the value depends on alternatives. The debt is manageable enough that students won't be buried, and the earnings put graduates squarely in healthcare's administrative pipeline. Just recognize you're making this decision with limited visibility into the program's track record—these numbers are more directional than definitive.