Business Administration, Management and Operations at Hellenic College-Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology

Based on comparable business programs in Massachusetts, this degree appears headed for a middle-of-the-road outcome—estimated first-year earnings around $48,790 against roughly $26,900 in debt. That 0.55 debt-to-earnings ratio suggests manageable repayment, though it's worth noting that peer programs at this school type in Massachusetts produced this debt figure, not necessarily Hellenic College itself.

The bigger concern is the earnings ceiling. Top business programs in the state—Boston College, BU, Babson—launch graduates at $65,000 to $72,000 in year one, meaning this program's estimated outcome trails elite competitors by $20,000 or more annually. That gap compounds over a career. Massachusetts business programs vary widely in placement power, and without actual graduate data from Hellenic College, you're banking on the school performing at the state median rather than below it.

For families drawn to Hellenic College for its Orthodox Christian mission and small community (90% admission rate, limited enrollment), this business degree could work if those factors matter more than maximizing earnings. But if the goal is purely return on investment, the estimated outcomes suggest your child would likely do better at one of Massachusetts's many stronger business programs—and you'd know for certain what graduates actually earn.