Marketing at University of Wyoming

University of Wyoming's marketing program starts graduates below the national median but shows impressive momentum, with earnings jumping 39% to nearly $58,000 by year four. That growth trajectory matters more than the modest $41,786 starting salary—by their mid-twenties, these graduates are substantially outpacing typical marketing majors nationwide.

The $22,597 in median debt is actually lower than the national average for marketing programs, creating a manageable debt-to-earnings ratio of 0.54. While the 31st percentile national ranking might seem concerning at first glance, Wyoming's lower cost of living means these dollars stretch further than in coastal markets. As the only school offering this degree in Wyoming, it captures a specific regional market where local connections and UW's broad alumni network provide clear advantages for in-state employers.

The upward earnings curve suggests this program equips graduates with skills that become increasingly valuable with experience. For Wyoming families, the combination of below-average debt and strong earnings growth makes this a solid choice, particularly if your student plans to work in the Mountain West region where UW's brand recognition is strongest.