Special Education and Teaching bachelor's degree programs in Ohio
Compare 19 reporting programs using the same federal field and bachelor's degree credential definition. Earnings are observed four years after completion.
Highest reported earnings in Ohio
Each bar uses the same field, credential, state and earnings year.
1University of ToledoToledo · $22,073 federal debt$53,9582University of DaytonDayton · $20,612 federal debt$51,3893Ohio University-Zanesville CampusZanesville · $26,950 federal debt$51,2584Ohio University-Main CampusAthens · $26,950 federal debt$51,2585Ohio University-Lancaster CampusLancaster · $26,950 federal debt$51,2586Ohio University-Southern CampusIronton · $26,950 federal debt$51,2587Ohio University-Chillicothe CampusChillicothe · $26,950 federal debt$51,2588Ohio University-Eastern CampusSaint Clairsville · $26,950 federal debt$51,2589Ohio State University-Main CampusColumbus · $26,899 federal debt$50,19410University of Cincinnati-Main CampusCincinnati · $25,046 federal debt$48,124
CAREER CONTEXT IN OH
What related occupations pay in Ohio
These are common occupational matches for this field, ranked by the strength of the federal education-to-occupation match.
25-1081Education Teachers, Postsecondary
- State median wage
- $62,400
- Middle 50% wage range
- $50,130–$83,810
- State employment
- 2,120
- Projected growth
- +2.5%
- Annual openings
- 5,300
25-2058Special Education Teachers, Secondary School
- State median wage
- $76,180
- Middle 50% wage range
- $58,910–$85,170
- State employment
- 10,580
- Projected growth
- -0.2%
- Annual openings
- 10,400
25-2057Special Education Teachers, Middle School
- State median wage
- $74,590
- Middle 50% wage range
- $60,080–$86,150
- State employment
- 7,540
- Projected growth
- -0.4%
- Annual openings
- 6,000
25-2051Special Education Teachers, Preschool
- State median wage
- $60,700
- Middle 50% wage range
- $49,270–$81,950
- State employment
- 1,150
- Projected growth
- +2.4%
- Annual openings
- 2,000
25-2059Special Education Teachers, All Other
- State median wage
- $51,230
- Middle 50% wage range
- $39,210–$74,700
- State employment
- 580
- Projected growth
- +1.9%
- Annual openings
- 2,300
27-3091Interpreters and Translators
- State median wage
- $61,230
- Middle 50% wage range
- $48,590–$79,040
- State employment
- 2,030
- Projected growth
- +2.0%
- Annual openings
- 6,000
Career wages and employment are BLS estimates for everyone working in each occupation in Ohio; they are not earnings or placement rates for graduates of these programs. Wage ranges show the distribution across workers, not an entry-to-experienced career path. Growth and annual openings are national 2025–35 projections. BLS reports openings in thousands; DegreeVerdict displays the corresponding job count. These figures provide labor-market context and are not used in DegreeVerdict payoff or ROI calculations.
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A quick read on Special Education and Teaching in Ohio
What do Special Education and Teaching bachelor's degree graduates earn in Ohio?
Across 19 reporting programs, the median observed earnings figure is $48,124 four years after completion.
How much federal debt is reported for these programs?
The median is $26,950 among the 18 programs reporting federal debt.
Which Ohio colleges report the highest earnings for this degree?
The table compares the same federal field, credential and earnings year. University of Toledo has the highest reported figure among the programs shown.