Criminal Justice and Corrections bachelor's degree at Tennessee State University
Nashville, TN · Public
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Reported earnings are below similar programs.
$9,316 below the national median for the same field and degree level.
- Debt as a share of earnings
- 60.8% of annual earnings
- Highest price with a positive payoff
- Not reached
- Modeled 10-year payoff
- −96% · Negative payoff
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Additional borrowing reported for this category: 28 Parent PLUS borrowers.
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7.7% of gross monthly earnings
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$46,062 vs. $55,378
$9,316 below the national median for the same field and credential.
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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.
Middle Tennessee State University
$9,419 higher earnings · $3,908 less debt · $2,437 lower annual net price
- Earnings
- $55,481
- Debt
- $24,093
- Annual net price
- $13,359
The University of Tennessee-Chattanooga
$7,503 higher earnings · $5,006 less debt · $1,531 lower annual net price
- Earnings
- $53,565
- Debt
- $22,995
- Annual net price
- $14,265
University of Memphis
$7,337 higher earnings · $1,001 less debt · $3,399 lower annual net price
- Earnings
- $53,399
- Debt
- $27,000
- Annual net price
- $12,397
Austin Peay State University
$7,314 higher earnings · $2,720 less debt · $6,061 lower annual net price
- Earnings
- $53,376
- Debt
- $25,281
- Annual net price
- $9,735
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June 10, 2026 College Scorecard release
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