Somatic Bodywork at Miller-Motte College-Berks Technical Institute-Allentown

Miller-Motte's somatic bodywork program produces earnings that trail both national and state medians, though the gap isn't as severe as the national ranking suggests. Graduates earn $18,129 in their first year compared to $20,079 nationally and $19,364 across Pennsylvania programs. While this places the program in the 28th percentile nationally, it performs slightly better within Pennsylvania, ranking in the 40th percentile among the state's 25 programs.

The financial picture offers some reassurance with manageable debt levels. At $9,273, student debt matches the state median and sits reasonably close to the national median of $8,792. The debt-to-earnings ratio of 0.51 means graduates can expect to owe roughly half their first-year salary—a workable burden for most families. Additionally, earnings show healthy growth potential, increasing 18% from year one to year four, reaching $21,401.

This program represents a middle-of-the-road option for Pennsylvania students interested in somatic bodywork. While you won't find the higher earning potential available at schools like Fortis Institute-Scranton ($23,275), the combination of moderate debt and steady earnings growth makes it a reasonable choice for students seeking entry into this field without taking on excessive financial risk.