Ground Transportation at M T Training Center

M T Training Center's Ground Transportation program produces earnings dramatically below what students should expect from this credential in Texas. Four years out, graduates earn just $31,730—about $15,000 less than the $46,900 median for this program in Texas. That's bottom-decile performance in a state where multiple institutions are placing graduates at nearly 50% higher pay levels.

The comparison to other Texas schools is stark. The top three Ground Transportation programs in the state all report median earnings of $46,900, while M T Training Center graduates earn roughly two-thirds of that amount even after four years of work experience. At least the debt burden stays manageable at $6,754, but low debt doesn't compensate for earnings this far below market rate—you're still leaving tens of thousands on the table compared to better-performing programs.

For parents evaluating this program, the question isn't whether their child can afford it, but why they'd choose it when other Texas schools in the same field are delivering significantly better outcomes. The 11% earnings growth from year one to year four suggests some career progression, but graduates are starting from such a low baseline that they're not catching up to their peers. Look seriously at the Miller-Motte locations or CET-El Paso, where graduates are entering the workforce at substantially higher wage levels right from the start.