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Covers every institution the College Scorecard reports real graduate earnings for in this field — not every institution that offers it.
Every institution's own tuition and net price — not tied to any major, since these are whole-school figures. Institutions start in alphabetical order; click a column header to sort, and shift-click more headers to sort by several columns as a group. Sorting is your choice; figures describe groups of students and do not measure school quality.
Every institution's own acceptance rate and graduation rate — not tied to any major, since these are whole-school figures too. Institutions start in alphabetical order; click a column header to sort, and shift-click more headers to sort by several columns as a group. Sorting is your choice; figures describe groups of students and do not measure school quality.
Every institution's own financial aid figures — not tied to any major, since these are whole-school figures too. Cohort is full-time, first-time undergraduates (a typical incoming class). Institutions start in alphabetical order; click a column header to sort, and shift-click more headers to sort by several columns as a group. Sorting is your choice; figures describe groups of students and do not measure school quality.
Every institution's own finances — not tied to any major, since these are whole-school figures too. Institutions report finances under one of three accounting standards depending on sector (public, private nonprofit, or private for-profit), so figures aren't always directly comparable across sectors. Institutions start in alphabetical order; click a column header to sort, and shift-click more headers to sort by several columns as a group. Sorting is your choice; figures describe groups of students and do not measure school quality.
Every institution's own staffing and faculty pay — not tied to any major, since these are whole-school figures too. Institutions start in alphabetical order; click a column header to sort, and shift-click more headers to sort by several columns as a group. Sorting is your choice; figures describe groups of students and do not measure school quality.
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Institutions start in alphabetical order; click any column header to sort, and shift-click more headers to sort by several columns as a group (multi-column sort). Pay figures are median earnings among that institution's reporting graduates in this field (not every credential level or cohort has data — small cohorts are withheld by the Scorecard for privacy). 1-yr pay reflects the graduating cohort of AY2018-19 & AY2019-20; 4-yr and 5-yr pay reflect the earlier AY2014-15 & AY2015-16 graduating cohort (the same class, measured at two different points afterward) — per the College Scorecard's own cohort mapping. Fields here are 4-digit CIP families, the level at which both Scorecard and Census publish school earnings (by degree level), so a field groups several specific programs; see field of study. Each pay column (1, 4, 5 and 10 years out) stacks the figures from the two sources that report that horizon, each labeled: the College Scorecard (federal aid recipients) and the Census figure below. The two measure different groups of graduates, so they are shown side by side rather than combined; click a column heading to sort by it, or click the small Scorecard or Census label in a heading to sort by that source alone. The Census figures come from the U.S. Census Bureau's Post-Secondary Employment Outcomes (PSEO, experimental): earnings 1, 5 and 10 years after graduating, linked to state wage records, with the 25th–75th percentile range beneath. They are not limited to federal aid recipients, but they exist only for schools in participating states and count only graduates working in those states, so a dash means no PSEO figure for that school, not zero pay. Each shows the same degree level as the Scorecard figure beside it. The Scorecard reports no 10-year figure and Census reports no 4-year figure, so those columns show one source. Net price is the institution's own overall average (not specific to this field), the most recent year the U.S. Dept. of Education's College Affordability and Transparency Center has reported for it.
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Real College Scorecard earnings figures for 261 majors, each listing the colleges that report them in alphabetical order (you can sort the columns yourself). A college is missing from a major when the Department of Education withholds that program's earnings because it has few graduates.