Highest Earning Bachelor's Public Administration Programs in Michigan

These are the highest earning bachelor's public administration programs in michigan, ranked by median earnings. The ranking includes 28 programs, with University of Michigan-Ann Arbor leading at $73,749.

Rank	Institution	Program	State	Earnings	Completers
1	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	Public Policy Analysis	MI	$73,749	77
2	Wayne State University	Public Administration	MI	$66,396	7
3	Michigan State University	Public Policy Analysis	MI	$58,535	19
4	Central Michigan University	Community Organization & Advocacy	MI	$58,344	107
5	Madonna University	Social Work	MI	$58,037	8
6	Michigan State University	Social Work	MI	$57,321	57
7	Saginaw Valley State University	Social Work	MI	$56,961	62
8	Wayne State University	Social Work	MI	$56,152	98
9	Oakland University	Social Work	MI	$55,754	76
10	Concordia University Ann Arbor	Social Work	MI	$55,600	6
11	Northern Michigan University	Social Work	MI	$54,836	28
12	Adrian College	Social Work	MI	$54,277	9
13	Ferris State University	Social Work	MI	$53,351	54
14	Central Michigan University	Social Work	MI	$53,279	52
15	Eastern Michigan University	Social Work	MI	$52,962	111
16	Cornerstone University	Social Work	MI	$52,568	12
17	Grand Valley State University	Social Work	MI	$50,690	121
18	Siena Heights University	Social Work	MI	$50,593	5
19	University of Detroit Mercy	Social Work	MI	$50,535	9
20	Western Michigan University	Social Work	MI	$49,850	64
21	Calvin University	Social Work	MI	$49,811	17
22	Grand Valley State University	Public Administration	MI	$49,776	26
23	Spring Arbor University	Social Work	MI	$49,642	78
24	Hope College	Social Work	MI	$49,587	22
25	University of Michigan-Flint	Social Work	MI	$49,165	26
26	Grace Christian University	Public Administration	MI	$47,559	24
27	Siena Heights University	Community Organization & Advocacy	MI	$46,554	21
28	Kuyper College	Social Work	MI	$35,472	6

Methodology

Programs in Michigan ranked by highest earning. Only includes bachelor's programs in CIP family 44 (Public Administration) with at least 10 completers. Data from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.