Highest Earning Master's Business Programs in Maryland

These are the highest earning master's business programs in maryland, ranked by median earnings. The ranking includes 23 programs, with Johns Hopkins University leading at $166,291.

Rank	Institution	Program	State	Earnings	Completers
1	Johns Hopkins University	Real Estate	MD	$166,291	26
2	University of Maryland-College Park	Business Administration & Management	MD	$160,946	327
3	Johns Hopkins University	Business	MD	$158,699	151
4	Johns Hopkins University	Finance	MD	$152,415	72
5	Johns Hopkins University	Business Administration & Management	MD	$152,108	80
6	Loyola University Maryland	Business Administration & Management	MD	$133,245	167
7	University of Maryland Global Campus	Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods	MD	$124,708	78
8	Loyola University Maryland	Accounting	MD	$122,816	26
9	University of Baltimore	Business Administration & Management	MD	$111,257	96
10	University of Maryland Global Campus	Business Administration & Management	MD	$107,843	1,503
11	University of Maryland Global Campus	Accounting	MD	$106,763	92
12	Frostburg State University	Business Administration & Management	MD	$106,032	57
13	University of Maryland-College Park	Accounting	MD	$101,835	67
14	Mount St. Mary's University	Business Administration & Management	MD	$97,330	63
15	Towson University	Accounting	MD	$94,516	17
16	Salisbury University	Business Administration & Management	MD	$92,925	35
17	Towson University	Human Resources Management	MD	$90,315	19
18	Morgan State University	Business Administration & Management	MD	$89,892	62
19	Bowie State University	Human Resources Management	MD	$86,829	18
20	Strayer University-Maryland	Accounting	MD	$77,493	8
21	Strayer University-Maryland	Business Administration & Management	MD	$76,080	60
22	Hood College	Business Administration & Management	MD	$75,246	21
23	Strayer University-Maryland	Human Resources Management	MD	$63,742	8

Methodology

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