Health and Medical Administrative Services at Remington College-Mobile Campus

This program's graduates start with below-average earnings but show impressive income growth, making it a bet on long-term potential rather than immediate returns. Starting salaries of $21,686 rank in just the 5th percentile nationally, well below the national median of $27,783. However, earnings jump 30% to $28,202 by year four—matching typical national starting salaries and suggesting graduates gain valuable experience that translates to better opportunities.

Within Alabama, the outlook is somewhat better. While this program still underperforms the state median of $26,833, it ranks in the 25th percentile among Alabama schools rather than the bottom 5% nationally. The debt load of $10,560 is reasonable and matches both state and national medians, creating a manageable debt-to-income ratio that improves significantly as earnings grow.

The strong sample size of 100+ graduates and 93% Pell grant recipients indicate this serves primarily low-income students seeking career mobility. For families prioritizing affordability and long-term earning potential over immediate high salaries, this could work—but your child would need to be patient with lower starting pay and committed to building experience in the field. If faster financial returns are essential, consider the higher-performing Alabama alternatives that start closer to $27,000.