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For-profit short-program colleges in Missouri by graduates' median earnings 4 years after

Missouri for-profit short-program colleges, ranked by median earnings four years after completion, from College Scorecard (September 18, 2026). At least 5 colleges must report this figure for this list to exist.

RankSchoolCitySectorMedian earnings, 4 years afterCompletions
1St Louis College of Health CareersSaint LouisFor-profit, under 2-year$39,52153
2Concorde Career CollegeKansas CityFor-profit, under 2-year$38,75772
3The Salon Professional Academy-St CharlesSt. CharlesFor-profit, under 2-year$36,89491
4Midwest Technical InstituteSpringfieldFor-profit, under 2-year$36,025334
5Paul Mitchell the School-St LouisSt. LouisFor-profit, under 2-year$34,126104
6Grabber School of Hair DesignSt. LouisFor-profit, under 2-year$32,414205
7Paul Mitchell the School-Missouri ColumbiaColumbiaFor-profit, under 2-year$31,489201
8Missouri College of Cosmetology and EstheticsJefferson CityFor-profit, under 2-year$31,48360
9Academy of Beauty ProfessionalsRaymoreFor-profit, under 2-year$30,63521
10New Dimensions School of Hair DesignJoplinFor-profit, under 2-year$29,73016
11SPBK Enterprises IncWebb CityFor-profit, under 2-year$28,02084
12Skin InstituteSaint LouisFor-profit, under 2-year$27,73686
13Summit Salon Academy Kansas CityIndependenceFor-profit, under 2-year$26,99880
14House of Heavilin Beauty College-Blue SpringsBlue SpringsFor-profit, under 2-year$26,917122
15Academy of Hair Design-SpringfieldSpringfieldFor-profit, under 2-year$26,713178
16Academy of Salon ProfessionalsSedaliaFor-profit, under 2-year$25,72237
17Paul Mitchell the School-SpringfieldSpringfieldFor-profit, under 2-year$25,301273
18Neosho Beauty CollegeNeoshoFor-profit, under 2-year$23,41342
19Central College of CosmetologySaint RobertFor-profit, under 2-year$21,55322

Earnings cover federally aided graduates only, as published by College Scorecard, institution-wide rather than by one program.

How to read this. This is a whole-college figure across every program, not one program's graduates -- a college with mostly graduate or professional programs will show higher earnings than one that is mostly certificates. Completions shown alongside it are the latest IPEDS total on file.