Bachelor's · earnings grade

Is a Information Technology Management degree worth it?

Graduates earn a median $57,318 two years after finishing, more than 69% of bachelor's majors. Measured across 428 US programmes by the Department of Education — real graduate pay, not survey answers.

B

The verdict on the money

Yes — graduates earn more than most majors at this level.

Median earnings $57,318 2 years after finishing · per graduate
Typical range $48,432–$60,192 middle half of US programmes
Over no degree +$17,798 vs $39,520 high-school median
Graduates a year 11,636 428 programmes

Where a Information Technology Management degree pays best US programmes ranked on their own graduates' median earnings two years out.

#University1 yr out2 yrs out3 yrs outGraduates/yr
1 Rochester Institute of Technology cost & debt at this university → $80,382 $89,006 $104,341 89
2 Capella University cost & debt at this university → $78,621 $84,021 $82,264 57
3 Colorado Technical University-Colorado Springs $55,277 $74,576 $81,758 25
4 Pennsylvania State University-World Campus $65,214 $68,950 $79,196 97
5 Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Greater Allegheny $65,214 $68,950 $79,196
6 Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus cost & debt at this university → $65,214 $68,950 $79,196 276
7 Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Harrisburg $65,214 $68,950 $79,196 12
8 Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Berks $65,214 $68,950 $79,196 9
9 Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Altoona $65,214 $68,950 $79,196 9
10 Kennesaw State University cost & debt at this university → $62,631 $67,846 $82,279 45
11 University of Maryland Global Campus $62,028 $66,302 $78,894 354
12 East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania $59,455 $66,171 not published 12

What this figure does and does not tell you

Two medians are worth separating. $57,318 is what the typical graduate earns — each programme counted in proportion to how many students it graduates. $51,035 is what the typical programme reports, counting a class of twenty the same as a class of two thousand. The weighted figure is higher here, which means the larger programmes in this field are the better-paying ones.

It is the median of what real graduates of this exact major earned, taken from tax records two years after they completed. It is not a starting salary, not an average of job adverts, and not a projection. The median bachelor's major in this dataset reports $36,497, so Information Technology Management sits above the middle by $20,821.

Two years is early in a career. Fields with long training pipelines — medicine, law, research — look weaker at this point than they will at ten, while trades and applied technical fields peak sooner. Read a low figure in a long-pipeline subject as "slow start", not "bad degree".

There is no debt figure here on purpose. The Department of Education publishes earnings by field of study but not borrowing, so nobody can honestly tell you the debt of a specific major. Debt is published per institution — that is where our university cost pages carry it.

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Information Technology Management: the questions people ask

How much do Information Technology Management graduates earn?
The median bachelor's graduate earns $57,318 two years after finishing (weighting each programme by how many students it graduates), across 63 US programmes that publish the figure. One year out it is $52,103.
Is a Information Technology Management degree worth it?
Yes — graduates earn more than most majors at this level. The median graduate earns $17,798 a year more than a US worker whose highest qualification is a high-school diploma.
What is the salary range for Information Technology Management?
Half of US programmes report medians between $48,432 and $60,192. Where you study moves this figure more than most applicants expect.
How many people graduate in Information Technology Management each year?
About 11,636 students complete a bachelor's in this field each year across 428 US programmes.
Does this include student debt?
No — and deliberately. The Department of Education publishes earnings by field of study but not debt, so any "debt by major" figure you see elsewhere is an estimate. Debt is published per institution, which is why our university pages carry it and this page does not.

Classified by the Department of Education as Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management (CIP 1110). Source: US Department of Education College Scorecard, field-of-study earnings (median earnings of graduates who received federal financial aid, measured 1–3 years after completion). Figures are per major and credential level, pooled across US programmes. Information only, not financial advice.