You would borrow a median $27,000 — about $307 a month for ten years. Graduates earn a median $43,137 ten years after starting, so the debt clears in roughly 7.5 years of the salary premium.
Think hard. On these numbers the salary premium struggles to clear what students borrow.
Under roughly 15% of gross pay, repayment is generally considered manageable alongside rent and living costs.
We do not list an award tied specifically to Florida Institute of Technology yet — but national, country and subject scholarships still apply to students heading there, and each one cuts the $27,000 above.
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The typical graded university clears its debt in 1.3 years on median earnings of $57,146 against $22,500 of debt. Florida Institute of Technology takes longer than that, and its graduates earn $3,617 a year more than a US worker with only a high-school diploma.
| Nearby university | Grade | Debt | Earnings | Payback |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| St. Petersburg College Florida | F | $16,868 | $42,557 | 5.6 yrs |
| Florida State College at Jacksonville Florida | F | $13,562 | $42,244 | 5 yrs |
| Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Florida | F | $23,548 | $44,349 | 4.9 yrs |
| Broward College Florida | F | $7,500 | $41,939 | 3.1 yrs |
| Palm Beach State College Florida | F | $7,081 | $41,923 | 3 yrs |
Source: US Department of Education College Scorecard — earnings and debt cover students who received federal financial aid and blend every subject taught at the institution. Figures imported 28 Aug 2026. This page is information, not financial advice.