Biomedical/Medical Engineering Programs in Massachusetts
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This page ranks the 6 Biomedical/Medical Engineering programs in Massachusetts by the median earnings of Biomedical/Medical Engineering graduates four years after completing. Massachusetts Institute of Technology leads the list at $111,738, and the median across the 6 schools with a published figure is $95,915. Earnings range from $111,738 at the top to $87,838 at the bottom of the list.
The group includes 1 public institution and 5 private nonprofits. Massachusetts Institute of Technology ranks 54th on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions, and it also posts the lowest average net price on the page at $20,111.
Wentworth Institute of Technology reports the highest admission rate, admitting 91% of applicants.
The ranked list
| Rank | School | Program Earnings | Average net price | Net price, families under $30K | Admission rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Cambridge, MA | $111,738 | $20,111 | -$2,533* | 4.6% |
| Massachusetts Institute of Technology reports $111,738 in median earnings for its Biomedical/Medical Engineering graduates four years after completing, alongside an admission rate of 5%. | |||||
| 2 | Wentworth Institute of Technology · Boston, MA | $99,617 | $34,170 | $27,018 | 91.2% |
| Wentworth Institute of Technology admits 91% of applicants and shows median federal debt of $27,000 among Biomedical/Medical Engineering completers who borrowed. | |||||
| 3 | Boston University · Boston, MA | $99,024 | $24,402 | $9,500 | 11.1% |
| With a cohort of 126 graduates in the earnings cohort, Boston University posts median earnings of $99,024 four years after completing. | |||||
| 4 | Worcester Polytechnic Institute · Worcester, MA | $92,806 | $43,071 | $24,018 | 60.2% |
| Worcester Polytechnic Institute ranks 602nd on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions and carries an average net price of $43,071. | |||||
| 5 | University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth · North Dartmouth, MA | $91,805 | $20,927 | $15,976 | 90.6% |
| A public university in North Dartmouth, University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth reports an average net price of $15,976 for families earning under $30,000. | |||||
| 6 | Western New England University · Springfield, MA | $87,838 | $27,290 | $20,726 | 83.5% |
| Western New England University lists median earnings of $87,838 for its Biomedical/Medical Engineering graduates four years after completing, with 28 graduates in the earnings cohort. | |||||
* Net price can be negative: when grants and scholarships exceed the listed cost of attendance, students can receive the difference as a refund for other expenses.
How this list is ordered
Programs are ordered by the median earnings of their Biomedical/Medical Engineering graduates four years after completing, highest first. Only programs with a reported earnings cohort in Massachusetts appear. The figure captures federally aided completers who were working and not enrolled four years after finishing the program. It does not adjust for graduate school enrollment, cost, or differences in who enrolls, and it is not a measure of teaching quality. The spread from top to bottom is $23,900, with Massachusetts Institute of Technology reporting $111,738 and Wentworth Institute of Technology reporting $99,617.
Job market context in Massachusetts
Graduates of Biomedical/Medical Engineering programs in Massachusetts enter occupations such as Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers and Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary. The median annual wage across those occupations is $130,354, and a quarter of workers in those occupations earn less than $100,485. Projections for 2024 to 2034 put employment in those occupations about 1.6% higher, with about 145 openings a year for every hundred graduates, more projected openings than graduates. Wages and top occupations exclude management occupations; openings include them. The ranking above uses the median earnings of Biomedical/Medical Engineering graduates four years after completing; the market figures describe the broader occupations and are not the same measure.
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