Colleges in Maryland whose graduates clear the bar most often

Ranked by the share of each school's programs whose graduates out-earn a typical high-school graduate (the federal earnings-premium test).

#CollegePrograms clearing the barMedian earningsPrograms measured
1University of Maryland, Baltimore100%$100,52515
2University of Maryland Global Campus100%$80,52246
3University of Maryland-College Park100%$74,43777
4Loyola University Maryland100%$72,00230
5University of Baltimore100%$69,34025
6Strayer University-Maryland100%$63,87916
7St. Mary's College of Maryland100%$63,65612
8Anne Arundel Community College100%$62,94211
9Stevenson University100%$62,50224
10Salisbury University100%$60,00337
11Mount St. Mary's University100%$59,63019
12Washington College100%$54,48210
13Towson University98%$68,07757
14Johns Hopkins University97%$108,16987
15Frostburg State University97%$55,43029
16Bowie State University95%$67,69022
17Community College of Baltimore County95%$56,70222
18Morgan State University94%$61,52733
19University of Maryland Eastern Shore94%$54,78718
20McDaniel College93%$62,93415
21Coppin State University93%$57,44214
22Hood College89%$65,11019
23University of Maryland-Baltimore County89%$64,75635
24Hagerstown Community College87%$57,23515
25Allegany College of Maryland67%$40,83415

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Ranked on one stated metric, the share of a school's programs that clear the benchmark. Schools need at least 10 programs with reported earnings to appear. Note that specialised graduate institutions (medical and health-science centres, for example) often rank at the top because their programs are almost all high-earning; the 'programs measured' column and each school's page give the context.

Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard (release 2026-06-10). Earnings are median earnings of graduates measured up to four years after completing, and describe past graduates rather than a promise. Method: methodology. Report an error.