Federal data

Private nonprofit four-year colleges in Alabama by graduates' median earnings 4 years after

Alabama private nonprofit four-year 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
1Alabama College of Osteopathic MedicineDothanPrivate nonprofit, 4-year$119,977189
2United States Sports UniversityDaphnePrivate nonprofit, 4-year$69,92552
3Tuskegee UniversityTuskegeePrivate nonprofit, 4-year$69,077471
4Samford UniversityBirminghamPrivate nonprofit, 4-year$66,5671,662
5Herzing UniversityBirminghamPrivate nonprofit, 4-year$58,575195
6Faulkner UniversityMontgomeryPrivate nonprofit, 4-year$52,824875
7Huntingdon CollegeMontgomeryPrivate nonprofit, 4-year$51,132166
8Oakwood UniversityHuntsvillePrivate nonprofit, 4-year$50,714197
9Amridge UniversityMontgomeryPrivate nonprofit, 4-year$50,075190
10University of MobileMobilePrivate nonprofit, 4-year$46,865300
11Stillman CollegeTuscaloosaPrivate nonprofit, 4-year$42,622121
12Talladega CollegeTalladegaPrivate nonprofit, 4-year$39,579164

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.