Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management at Miller-Motte College-Macon

Miller-Motte College-Macon produces IT graduates who earn less than both state and national medians, starting at $34,521—about $6,500 below Georgia's median for this degree and $7,200 below the national benchmark. While the 40th percentile ranking within Georgia suggests this program sits in the middle of the pack statewide, it notably lags behind Georgia's technical colleges, where graduates from schools like Chattahoochee Technical and Gwinnett Technical earn $44,000+ right out of the gate.

The debt picture adds complexity. At $25,849, graduates carry debt exactly matching Georgia's state median but above the national average. Combined with below-average starting salaries, this creates a debt-to-earnings ratio of 0.75—manageable but not impressive for a two-year technical degree. The silver lining is solid earnings growth: the 23% jump to $42,302 by year four suggests graduates develop marketable skills, though they're starting from a lower baseline than peers at other Georgia institutions.

For a family considering this program, the math is straightforward: you'll likely pay similar debt for lower starting earnings compared to nearby technical colleges. With 84% of students receiving Pell grants, Miller-Motte serves a financially vulnerable population, making that earnings gap particularly significant. If Georgia's technical college system is accessible to your student, those alternatives deliver measurably better returns on the same credential.