Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications at MyComputerCareer at Raleigh

MyComputerCareer's networking program delivers solid middle-tier performance with notably low debt, making it a reasonable entry point into tech careers. With first-year earnings of $38,028 and four-year earnings reaching $46,987, graduates earn slightly above the national average for this field and match the North Carolina median. The 24% earnings growth over four years shows decent career progression potential in networking roles.

The program's strongest selling point is its manageable debt load of just $9,500, creating a debt-to-earnings ratio of 0.25—meaning graduates can expect to earn nearly four times their debt in their first year alone. This compares favorably to many career training programs and reflects the school's focus on serving lower-income students (71% receive Pell grants). However, the debt percentile ranking at the 75th nationally suggests other networking programs nationwide typically carry even less debt.

For anxious parents, this represents a calculated risk with reasonable upside. Your child won't be among the highest earners in networking, but they'll enter the workforce with minimal debt and earnings that can support loan repayment from day one. The robust sample size of 100+ graduates gives confidence these numbers reflect real outcomes, not cherry-picked success stories.