Marketing at Florida Institute of Technology-Online

Florida Tech-Online's marketing program shows unusually strong earnings—$52,158 puts it third among Florida marketing programs, trailing only UF and Miami. That's impressive positioning for an online program, though the small graduating class (under 30 students) means these numbers could shift significantly with more data. The $31,000 debt load sits higher than typical Florida marketing programs ($21,374 median), but the 0.59 debt-to-earnings ratio remains manageable, and graduates earn nearly $8,400 more than the state median.

The real story here is consistency: while the sample is limited, these graduates are outearning 84% of marketing programs nationally and hitting salary levels that rival Florida's flagship universities. For context, this program's median exceeds FSU's by over $2,300. That said, the 60th percentile ranking within Florida is less impressive than the national standing, suggesting Florida's marketing market is particularly competitive.

The small cohort size is the critical caveat. These numbers could represent a few high performers rather than a reliable program outcome. If your child is considering this program, request multi-year data and ask about the typical career paths of recent graduates. The online format at $31,000 total debt is reasonable if those earning patterns hold, but you're essentially betting on limited evidence. The upside looks strong; the certainty doesn't.