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

Bryant & Stratton College-Online's health administrative services program falls squarely in the middle of the pack, ranking around the 40th percentile both nationally and within New York. While that sounds mediocre, the debt picture tells a more encouraging story—graduates carry just $27,000 in debt, which is actually better than most programs nationally and roughly average for New York.

The earnings trajectory shows steady if unspectacular growth, from $30,013 in year one to $32,113 by year four. However, New York students have access to significantly stronger alternatives. Community colleges like Nassau and SUNY Alfred are producing graduates who earn $44,000+ in their first year—nearly 50% more than Bryant & Stratton graduates—often with lower debt loads. Even accounting for the convenience of online delivery, that's a substantial performance gap.

For families prioritizing flexibility and manageable debt, this program delivers a reasonable outcome with a debt-to-earnings ratio under 1.0. But given the competitive landscape in New York, parents should seriously consider whether their child could access one of the state's higher-performing programs instead. The $12,000+ annual earnings difference compared to top programs compounds significantly over a career.