Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services at Remington College-Nashville Campus

This Allied Health program at Remington College-Nashville presents a mixed value proposition that requires careful consideration. While the debt load is impressively low at $14,120—ranking in just the 11th percentile nationally—the earnings significantly lag behind both national and state expectations. Starting salaries of $24,037 fall well below the national median of $27,186 for this field, placing graduates in the 22nd percentile nationally.

Within Tennessee, the program performs closer to average, ranking at the 40th percentile among state programs, though it still trails the state median of $24,696. More concerning is how this program compares to other Tennessee options—top-performing programs like South College produce graduates earning $28,606, nearly $5,000 more annually than Remington graduates. Even after four years, Remington graduates earn just $26,469, barely matching what some competing programs deliver in year one.

The positive here is the manageable debt burden, with a debt-to-earnings ratio of 0.59 that won't crush new graduates financially. However, given that 72% of students receive Pell grants, many families are already facing financial constraints. For the investment, you'd likely see better returns at several other Tennessee programs that offer similar training with substantially higher earning potential. Consider South College or Ross Medical Education Center locations as alternatives that could provide your child with stronger long-term financial outcomes.