Highest Earning Master's History Programs

These are the highest earning master's history programs, ranked by median earnings. The ranking includes 35 programs, with Columbia University in the City of New York leading at $72,306.

Rank	Institution	State	Earnings	Completers
1	Columbia University in the City of New York	NY	$72,306	47
2	Ashland University	OH	$70,522	42
3	Norwich University	VT	$70,211	58
4	American University	DC	$68,296	27
5	California State University-Fullerton	CA	$67,675	22
6	Colorado State University-Fort Collins	CO	$67,570	11
7	Simmons University	MA	$66,986	8
8	Boston College	MA	$66,787	14
9	Arizona State University Campus Immersion	AZ	$64,587	10
10	Arizona State University Digital Immersion	AZ	$64,587	160
11	American Public University System	WV	$63,247	150
12	Monmouth University	NJ	$62,596	7
13	University of Nebraska at Kearney	NE	$62,153	30
14	George Mason University	VA	$59,751	34
15	Liberty University	VA	$59,708	158
16	Rutgers University-Camden	NJ	$56,792	12
17	Rutgers University-Newark	NJ	$56,792	12
18	Central Connecticut State University	CT	$55,930	8
19	Southern New Hampshire University	NH	$54,961	204
20	Sam Houston State University	TX	$54,943	26
21	California State University-Sacramento	CA	$53,415	17
22	North Carolina State University at Raleigh	NC	$52,658	13
23	University of Massachusetts-Boston	MA	$52,407	18
24	University of North Carolina at Charlotte	NC	$52,245	13
25	Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania	PA	$49,768	29
26	Wright State University-Main Campus	OH	$48,916	17
27	Texas State University	TX	$48,794	19
28	Bowling Green State University-Main Campus	OH	$48,787	10
29	University of North Carolina Wilmington	NC	$48,402	31
30	West Virginia University	WV	$47,971	13
31	Middle Tennessee State University	TN	$47,898	15
32	Eastern Illinois University	IL	$45,346	8
33	University of North Carolina at Greensboro	NC	$45,003	17
34	University of Missouri-St Louis	MO	$44,457	13
35	Duquesne University	PA	$44,130	13

Methodology

Programs ranked by highest earning. Only includes master's programs in CIP family 54 (History) with at least 10 completers. Data from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.