Health and Medical Administrative Services at Remington College-Nashville Campus

This Remington College program presents concerning value despite some positive indicators. While graduates see solid 30% earnings growth over four years and the debt load is reasonable at $10,560, the starting salary of $21,686 ranks in just the 5th percentile nationally—meaning 95% of similar programs produce better-earning graduates. Even within Tennessee, this program only reaches the 40th percentile, earning $2,500 less than the state median of $24,175.

The numbers tell a stark story when compared to alternatives. Top Tennessee programs like Ross Medical Education Center campuses produce graduates earning $28,000-$31,000 right out of the gate—$6,000-$10,000 more than Remington's first-year graduates. Even after four years of growth, Remington graduates at $28,202 barely match what some programs deliver immediately after graduation.

With 72% of students receiving Pell grants, this program serves a population that particularly needs strong employment outcomes. While the debt-to-earnings ratio of 0.49 isn't catastrophic, the low earning potential makes this a risky investment. Parents should seriously consider the higher-performing alternatives available in Tennessee before committing to this program, as the earnings gap may persist throughout their child's career.