Dental Support Services and Allied Professions at Remington College-Dallas Campus

Remington College-Dallas delivers exactly median performance for dental support programs in Texas, but that puts graduates at a significant disadvantage nationally. While the program ranks in the 60th percentile within Texas, it sits in just the 19th percentile nationally—meaning 80% of similar programs across the country produce better-earning graduates. The $21,721 first-year median falls well short of the $25,255 national median, creating an immediate $3,500 annual earnings gap.

The debt load is reasonable at $9,500, matching both national and state medians, and the debt-to-earnings ratio of 0.44 is manageable. Graduates do see steady 23% earnings growth over four years, reaching $26,683, which helps close the gap with national averages. However, even with this growth, earnings remain below what top Texas programs achieve—schools like The College of Health Care Professions consistently produce graduates earning over $29,000 in their first year.

For families considering this investment, the key question is geography and alternatives. If staying in the Dallas area is essential and other options aren't available, Remington provides adequate training at a fair price. But parents should know their child will likely earn less than dental support graduates from most other states, and even within Texas, stronger programs exist that could provide better long-term earning potential.