Marketing at George Fox University

George Fox University's marketing program shows promising earnings growth, though you'll want to consider the limited data available. With just a handful of graduates in the sample, these numbers might shift significantly with more students tracked. That said, the trajectory is encouraging: graduates start at $46,140 and climb to $67,336 within four years—a 46% jump that outpaces typical marketing program growth.

The $21,000 debt load sits slightly below Oregon's median for marketing programs and well under the national figure. Combined with first-year earnings that rank in the 60th percentile statewide, graduates appear to handle their debt reasonably well. George Fox edges ahead of larger programs like Portland State and University of Portland in early earnings, though it trails Linfield by a small margin.

The real question is sustainability. For an accessible school with a 96% acceptance rate, these outcomes look solid—but the small sample means you're extrapolating from perhaps 15-20 graduates. If your child thrives in George Fox's tight-knit Christian environment and the program's trajectory holds, the investment makes sense. Just recognize you're working with limited data points, so individual results could vary more than at programs with hundreds of tracked graduates.