Health and Medical Administrative Services at Remington College-Shreveport Campus

This Remington College program presents a concerning value proposition, with graduates earning significantly below national standards despite reasonable debt levels. While the median debt of $10,560 is manageable and the debt-to-earnings ratio of 0.49 isn't catastrophic, the bigger issue is earning power—graduates start at just $21,686, placing this program in the 5th percentile nationally. Even within Louisiana's lower-earning landscape, it only reaches the 40th percentile among similar programs.

The numbers tell a stark story when compared to alternatives. Top Louisiana programs like Delgado Community College produce graduates earning $28,354—nearly $7,000 more annually than Remington's graduates. Even the Louisiana median for this field is $22,584, meaning half the state's programs deliver better outcomes. The 30% earnings growth to $28,202 by year four is positive but doesn't fully close the gap with better-performing programs.

For a family considering this investment, the math is straightforward: your child would likely earn more from day one at several other Louisiana institutions offering the same credential. With 91% of students receiving Pell grants, this program appears to serve a vulnerable population, but that makes the below-average outcomes even more problematic. Look seriously at Delgado or other community college alternatives that deliver stronger earning potential for similar or lower debt.