Marketing at Miami University-Oxford

Miami University-Oxford's marketing program launches graduates into $59,043 starting salaries—outperforming 95% of marketing programs nationwide and landing 32% above the national median. For parents weighing value, that's substantial: graduates earn roughly $14,000 more annually than typical marketing majors right out of college. With debt around $22,000, the ratio of 0.37 means graduates owe just over a third of their first year's salary, making repayment manageable even in early career years.

The Ohio context adds nuance. While Miami leads most state programs, it trails Ohio State's $56,000 median by about $3,000. Still, placing in the 60th percentile statewide while charging below-median debt ($22,000 versus $25,000 state average) positions this as a competitive option for Ohio families. The 28% earnings growth to $75,000 by year four suggests graduates build momentum rather than plateau early, which matters for long-term career trajectory.

The economics work clearly in graduates' favor here. Parents should expect their child to out-earn most marketing majors nationally while carrying less debt than many Ohio alternatives. For a program at a school with an 82% admission rate, these outcomes punch well above accessibility level—though prospective students should understand they're not quite matching flagship-level earnings despite the strong national standing.