Insurance

What graduates really earn, where the degree pays off most, and whether the numbers add up for you.

Avg Earnings (4yr)
$62,519
Median Earnings
$89,343
Schools Offering
25
ROI Grade
B+

Earnings Range (4 Years After Graduation)

25th: $75,438Median: $89,34375th: $96,539

Best Schools for Insurance by Earnings

#School4yr Earnings
1University of Wisconsin-Madison
WI · Public
$105,992
2St. John's University-New York
NY · Private
$105,688
3Saint Joseph's University - Philadelphia
PA · Private
$101,930
4Georgia State University
GA · Public
$101,040
5University of Houston-Downtown
TX · Public
$98,510
6University of South Carolina-Columbia
SC · Public
$96,539
7University of Georgia
GA · Public
$94,729
8Illinois State University
IL · Public
$94,124
9Temple University
PA · Public
$92,555
10Florida State University
FL · Public
$92,064
11Butler University
IN · Private
$89,343
12Missouri State University-Springfield
MO · Public
$84,899
13Appalachian State University
NC · Public
$82,306
14University of Cincinnati-Main Campus
OH · Public
$81,489
15University of Hartford
CT · Private
$78,655
16University of North Texas
TX · Public
$75,438
17University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
WI · Public
$69,283
18University of Louisiana at Monroe
LA · Public
$67,704
19Indiana State University
IN · Public
$67,033
20The University of Olivet
MI · Private
$62,740
21Ball State University
IN · Public
$59,612
Strong Value

Is Insurance Worth It?

The Numbers Support This Major

Insurance pays off for most graduates. The average is $62,519 four years out - enough to handle student debt and start getting ahead. The ROI is solid; what moves it up or down is where you go and what you specialize in.

This is a more specialized field, offered at 25 schools in our data. Fewer options means less room to optimize on cost, so weigh each aid offer closely.

The top earner here is University of Houston-Downtown, where graduates pull $98,510 four years out. But an average hides a wide spread - where you go, and what you do with the degree, matter as much as the major itself.

Earnings data represents median earnings 4 years after graduation for graduates of bachelor's programs, as reported by the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. Individual outcomes vary significantly based on career path, location, and other factors.