Field of study · CIP 01.13

Agriculture/Veterinary Preparatory Programs

Offered at 40 college programs that reported results. Here is what graduates earn and owe at each credential level, and which programs pay best.

By credential level

CredentialProgramsTypical earnings, 1 yrTypical earnings, 5 yrsTypical debt
Certificate3———
Associate13———
Bachelor's24$34,875$77,289$23,499

"Typical" is the median across programs of each program's median, counting only programs with unsuppressed data (at least three). It describes a typical program, not a national median for all graduates. Certificate figures include certificates earned at four-year colleges, often alongside a bachelor's; see degrees vs. certificates for a cleaner comparison. Source: College Scorecard field of study data.

Highest-earning bachelor's programs

#CollegeStateEarnings, 1 yrEarnings, 5 yrsMedian debt
1The University of FindlayOH$26,913$93,280$25,250
2University of Massachusetts-AmherstMA$33,653$83,073$24,500
3Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Lehigh ValleyPA$37,406$77,289$23,499
4Pennsylvania State University-Penn State BrandywinePA$37,406$77,289$23,499
5Pennsylvania State University-Main CampusPA$37,406$77,289$23,499
6University of DelawareDE$31,571$70,467$26,000
7University of Nevada-RenoNV$34,875$59,088$23,225
8University of Nebraska-LincolnNE$36,570$52,349$21,516
9University of ArizonaAZ$29,901$45,403$20,500

Ranked by 5-year median earnings, or 1-year where 5-year is not reported.

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How much do agriculture/veterinary preparatory programs graduates earn?
One year after finishing, a typical bachelor's program in agriculture/veterinary preparatory programs reports median earnings of $34,875. Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, field of study data.