Health and Medical Administrative Services at Bryant & Stratton College-Buffalo

Bryant & Stratton College-Buffalo's Health and Medical Administrative Services program produces graduates earning around $30,000 annually—notably below both the national average ($31,719) and New York's median ($34,199) for similar programs. Among New York's 37 schools offering this degree, this program ranks in the 40th percentile, meaning six out of ten comparable programs deliver better outcomes. The state's top performers like SUNY Alfred and Nassau Community College generate starting salaries nearly 50% higher.

The debt picture offers some relief, with graduates borrowing $27,000—close to typical levels and manageable given the 0.90 debt-to-earnings ratio. However, the modest 7% earnings growth over four years means graduates see minimal income progression, reaching just $32,113 by their fourth year out. This limited growth trajectory becomes concerning when compared to higher-performing programs in the state that start students at salary levels this program barely reaches after years of experience.

For families considering this investment, the numbers suggest looking elsewhere within New York's healthcare administration landscape. Community colleges like Nassau offer superior earning potential at likely lower cost, while the current program's below-average performance in a state with strong alternatives makes it difficult to justify choosing Bryant & Stratton for this field.