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CIP 0904 · 178 schools

Journalism is offered at 178 schools. Graduates report median first-year earnings of $35,651, growing to $56,531 by year five (+59%). The 25th percentile earns $30,311 while the 75th percentile earns $38,246. Earnings data is sourced from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, reflecting median earnings of graduates one and five years after completion.

Schools

178

Highest Earning (1yr)

$52,015

George Washington University

Median (1yr)

$35,651

Earnings Growth

+59%

Earnings vs. Cost — 178 Schools

Ivy LeagueIvy PlusNESCACPublic FlagshipEliteSelectiveGeneralBreak EvenMedian ($36K)

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1George Washington UniversityDC$52,0150.6x
2Northeastern UniversityMA$51,8550.6x
3Northwestern UniversityIL$50,4260.6x
4California Polytechnic State University-San Luis ObispoCA$48,6371.6x
5University of Maryland-College ParkMD$46,8931.7x
6Brigham Young UniversityUT$46,6522.2x
7Lehigh UniversityPA$45,2560.6x
8University of Southern CaliforniaCA$44,6510.5x
9American UniversityDC$44,3870.6x
10University of Missouri-ColumbiaMO$43,9581.5x
11University of KansasKS$43,1911.7x
12University of RichmondVA$43,1570.6x
13Creighton UniversityNE$43,1390.7x
14Boston UniversityMA$42,8570.5x
15Fordham UniversityNY$42,7690.6x
16Arizona State University Campus ImmersionAZ$42,6051.5x
17Pepperdine UniversityCA$42,5360.5x
18University of Minnesota-Twin CitiesMN$42,4501.5x
19The College of New JerseyNJ$42,2171.1x
20Biola UniversityCA$41,9970.7x
21Drake UniversityIA$41,9130.7x
22Chapman UniversityCA$41,6450.5x
23Utah State UniversityUT$41,4312.0x
24University of MiamiFL$41,3780.5x
25Bowling Green State University-Main CampusOH$41,1591.4x

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