Dental Support Services and Allied Professions at Remington College-Houston Southeast Campus

This dental support program sits right at the Texas median for earnings but significantly underperforms the national average, with first-year graduates earning $21,721 compared to $25,255 nationally. While the program ranks in the 60th percentile within Texas—meaning it beats most in-state competitors—that's largely because Texas dental support programs generally underperform compared to other states. The debt load of $9,500 is manageable, creating a reasonable debt-to-earnings ratio of 0.44.

The 23% earnings growth over four years is encouraging, bringing graduates to nearly $27,000 by year four. However, even with this growth, earnings remain well below what top Texas programs deliver—schools like The College of Health Care Professions produce graduates earning $29,000+ in their first year. With 92% of students receiving Pell grants, this program clearly serves a population seeking affordable career training.

For families prioritizing quick entry into healthcare with minimal debt, this program offers a viable path. The combination of low debt and steady earnings growth means graduates can realistically manage their payments while building toward better-paying positions. However, parents should know their child could potentially earn $7,000+ more annually by choosing a higher-performing program in Texas, which could be worth the extra effort in applications.