Business Operations Support and Assistant Services at United Education Institute-Morrow

United Education Institute-Morrow's business operations certificate delivers exactly average results nationally, but falls short of what other Georgia programs achieve. While the $25,094 starting salary hits the national median, it trails the state median by nearly $4,000—placing this program in just the 40th percentile among Georgia's 30 similar programs.

The debt picture offers some relief, with $9,500 being manageable relative to first-year earnings. However, Georgia students typically graduate with less debt ($7,721 median) while earning more, suggesting better options exist in-state. The 12% earnings growth over four years is modest but positive, reaching $28,125 by year four.

With 71% of students receiving Pell grants, this program clearly serves students who need affordable pathways to employment. The robust sample size makes these outcomes reliable, and the debt-to-earnings ratio of 0.38 won't create crushing financial pressure. However, when other Georgia technical colleges and trade schools offer similar training with better earning potential, parents should explore those alternatives first—particularly programs at Interactive College of Technology locations that achieve the state median of nearly $29,000.