How much do Health Professions Education, Ethics, and Humanities associate's degree graduates from University of the District of Columbia earn?

The federal record does not report a usable earnings figure for this cohort.

How much federal debt do graduates of this program have?

The reported median federal debt among borrowers is $21,475.

Is this program above or below similar programs?

There is not enough reported evidence for a reliable same-degree comparison.

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Health Professions Education, Ethics, and Humanities associate's degree at University of the District of Columbia

Washington, DC · Public

What this page covers

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The short version

There is not enough evidence for a firm comparison.

Review the available cost, debt and earnings figures below before deciding.

Debt as a share of earnings: Not available
Highest price with a positive payoff: Not available: earnings are missing
Modeled 10-year payoff: Not available: earnings are missing
Available price data: College-wide context only

OUTCOME SIGNALS

Graduate outcomes from several angles.

Follow earnings over time and inspect the cohort behind each federal measure.

+23%Earnings growth, year 1 → 5$75,609 → $92,660

Not availableEarn above high-school thresholdGraduate count in the year-4 cohort

Not availableWorking in the college’s stateGraduate count in the year-4 cohort

26Year-5 earnings observationsCohort behind the year-5 median

Not availableBorrowers representedCohort behind the debt median

Not availableAwarding-school debtDebt attributed to the college granting the credential

Not availableRecent awardsIPEDS 2024–25 first-major completions in this field and credential

NEW FEDERAL PROGRAM CONTEXT

Size, aid and an earnings floor.

The Department of Education’s 2026 informational preview adds current program participation and a preliminary earnings comparison. It does not make a final eligibility determination.

376Students receiving federal aid2024–25 Title IV enrollment

15Federal-aid completers2024–25 program completers

261Pell Grant recipients2024–25 program count

91Federal loan borrowers2024–25 unduplicated count

17.1%Federal-aid non-completion rate2022–23 program cohort · 50 non-completers

Preliminary federal earnings benchmark$38,290Informational preview, not a final accountability result

Observed year-4 earningsNot availableA like-for-like comparison is unavailable

Source: U.S. Department of Education PPD:2026 informational preview. Program categories use OPEID, four-digit field and credential level; federal-aid counts do not represent every enrolled student. Completion and employment measures use older cohorts shown above and are not combined into the payoff estimate.

01 · PRICE CONTEXT$10,648

Institution-wide annual average net price, not this program’s price.

02 · BORROWING$21,475

Median federal debt across schools attended at this academic level.

03 · EARNINGSNot available

Observed median earnings four full years after completion.

04 · REPAYMENT$228/mo

Estimated standard 10-year federal payment.

WHAT WILL IT COST?

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AVERAGE NET PRICE$10,648Institution-wide annual figure

COST OF ATTENDANCE$20,437Institution-wide annual budget

ADMISSION RATENot availableInstitution context

COMPLETION RATE33.2%Institution-wide completion rate

WHAT DO GRADUATES EARN?

Reported earnings after completion.

Each point may represent a different federal cohort. A missing bar means the figure was unavailable or suppressed.

$75,609Year 1

Not availableYear 4

$92,660Year 5

CAN THE EARNINGS SUPPORT THE DEBT?

Repayment pressure is not available

Estimated monthly payment divided by observed gross monthly earnings. This excludes taxes, other debts and income-driven repayment.

Gross monthly earningsNot available

Estimated loan payment$228

Not availableborrowers represented where reported

HOW DOES IT COMPARE?

Not available vs. $102,881

The like-for-like difference is unavailable.

Same-field national median

WHAT WORK CAN IT LEAD TO?

Related occupations, wages and outlook.

Official CIP–SOC links show careers the curriculum may prepare students for, not observed jobs held by this school’s graduates. BLS wages describe everyone working in an occupation.

BLS May 2025 wage estimates and 2025–35 employment projections.

Medical and Health Services Managers$155,140 median wageDC estimate · 2,010 jobs · 11-9111$122,820–$189,950 middle 50% of DC wages+24.2% projected U.S. growth · 62,300 openings/yrTypical entry: Bachelor's degreeHistorians$118,290 median wageDC estimate · 250 jobs · 19-3093$62,380–$147,220 middle 50% of DC wages+3.0% projected U.S. growth · 300 openings/yrTypical entry: Master's degreeEducation Administrators, Postsecondary$107,390 median wageDC estimate · 1,880 jobs · 11-9033$83,270–$172,300 middle 50% of DC wages+1.8% projected U.S. growth · 14,500 openings/yrTypical entry: Master's degreePostsecondary Teachers, All Other$78,890 median wageDC estimate · 400 jobs · 25-1199$62,340–$100,980 middle 50% of DC wages+2.0% projected U.S. growth · 12,500 openings/yrTypical entry: Doctoral or professional degreeHealth Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary$167,520 median wageDC estimate · 1,460 jobs · 25-1071$101,730–$217,750 middle 50% of DC wages+17.9% projected U.S. growth · 24,900 openings/yrTypical entry: Doctoral or professional degreeSocial Scientists and Related Workers, All Other$128,440 median wageDC estimate · 2,480 jobs · 19-3099$104,770–$152,730 middle 50% of DC wages-0.2% projected U.S. growth · 2,700 openings/yrTypical entry: Bachelor's degreeHealthcare Practitioners and Technical Workers, All Other$113,640 median wageDC estimate · 130 jobs · 29-9099$59,520–$124,330 middle 50% of DC wages+5.1% projected U.S. growth · 2,200 openings/yrTypical entry: Postsecondary nondegree awardNursing Instructors and Teachers, Postsecondary$107,770 median wageDC estimate · 110 jobs · 25-1072$86,840–$125,510 middle 50% of DC wages+17.1% projected U.S. growth · 8,500 openings/yrTypical entry: Doctoral or professional degreeSociologists$106,030 median wageU.S. estimate · 2,260 jobs · 19-3041+3.8% projected U.S. growth · 200 openings/yrTypical entry: Master's degreeGeographers$102,040 median wageU.S. estimate · 1,400 jobs · 19-3092-2.1% projected U.S. growth · 100 openings/yrTypical entry: Bachelor's degreeHistory Teachers, Postsecondary$85,550 median wageDC estimate · 180 jobs · 25-1125$64,990–$125,970 middle 50% of DC wages+0.0% projected U.S. growth · 1,500 openings/yrTypical entry: Doctoral or professional degreeEducation Teachers, Postsecondary$80,810 median wageDC estimate · 230 jobs · 25-1081$64,800–$104,330 middle 50% of DC wages+2.5% projected U.S. growth · 5,300 openings/yrTypical entry: Doctoral or professional degree

Possible alternatives

Same degree, stronger on at least one reported measure.

Every option below reports higher earnings, lower federal debt or a lower college-wide net price. Same-state options appear first.

New York, NY

Mount Sinai Phillips School of Nursing

$1,433 less debt

Earnings: $112,908
Debt: $20,042
Annual net price: Not available

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DATA QUALITY

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26 observations in the earnings cohort

June 10, 2026 College Scorecard release

Observed, estimated and contextual figures are labeled separately throughout this page

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