Highest Earning Doctoral Business Programs

These are the highest earning doctoral business programs, ranked by median earnings. The ranking includes 21 programs, with University of South Florida leading at $200,931.

Rank	Institution	Program	State	Earnings	Completers
1	University of South Florida	Business Administration & Management	FL	$200,931	27
2	University of Florida	Business Administration & Management	FL	$196,541	39
3	George Washington University	Human Resources Management	DC	$177,867	15
4	Capella University	Human Resources Management	MN	$159,344	18
5	California Intercontinental University	International Business	SD	$135,646	6
6	University of Phoenix-Arizona	Management Information Systems	AZ	$130,324	11
7	St. John Fisher University	Business Administration & Management	NY	$128,060	35
8	Capella University	Business Administration & Management	MN	$121,925	116
9	Alliant International University-San Diego	Human Resources Management	CA	$119,182	7
10	The Chicago School at Los Angeles	Business Administration & Management	CA	$113,634	12
11	The Chicago School at Washington DC	Business Administration & Management	DC	$113,634	11
12	The Chicago School at Chicago	Business Administration & Management	IL	$113,634	7
13	Northcentral University	Business Administration & Management	CA	$105,744	174
14	Walden University	Business Administration & Management	MN	$105,432	291
15	Regent University	Human Resources Management	VA	$104,912	92
16	University of the Cumberlands	Business Administration & Management	KY	$98,100	156
17	University of Phoenix-Arizona	Business Administration & Management	AZ	$95,044	66
18	Our Lady of the Lake University	Business Administration & Management	TX	$94,546	29
19	Baker College	Business Administration & Management	MI	$93,810	11
20	Gardner-Webb University	Business Administration & Management	NC	$84,386	27
21	Ashford University	Human Resources Management	CA	$72,769	22

Methodology

Programs ranked by highest earning. Only includes doctoral programs in CIP family 52 (Business) with at least 10 completers. Data from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.