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

Bryant & Stratton College-Greece's health and medical administrative services program produces graduates who earn less than their peers across both New York state and the nation. With first-year earnings of $30,013, graduates trail the state median by over $4,000 and fall into the 40th percentile among New York programs—meaning 60% of similar programs in the state deliver better outcomes.

The debt picture offers some relief, with $27,000 in median borrowing sitting close to both state and national norms. This creates a manageable debt-to-earnings ratio of 0.90, meaning graduates can expect to earn roughly their full debt amount in their first year. The program shows modest earnings growth of 7% by year four, though this still leaves graduates earning $32,113—well below what peers at top New York programs achieve immediately after graduation.

For families considering this program, the fundamental challenge is opportunity cost. While the debt load is reasonable and the field offers steady employment, several New York community colleges and specialized schools consistently produce graduates earning $10,000-15,000 more annually. Given that 66% of students here receive Pell grants, maximizing earning potential becomes especially critical for families already facing financial constraints.