Top Ranked Programs
Converse University's program mix is anchored in education and teacher preparation — a signature aligned with the institution's historical mission as a women's college and its continued focus on preparing educators. Human Development, Family Studies, and Related Services is the largest program with 22 graduates, followed by Psychology, General with 18 graduates earning median earnings of $44,498, Special Education and Teaching with 17 graduates, Business Administration with 15 graduates earning median earnings of $55,503, and Biology, General with 14 graduates. The program portfolio reflects Education at 17%, Arts at 16%, and Business at 10% of degree output. The institution's highest-earning programs demonstrate solid outcomes within the education and applied-professional space. The Business Administration program graduates 15 students with median earnings of $55,503 four years after enrollment, while The Psychology, General program graduates 18 students earning $44,498. These figures reflect outcomes for programs where graduates enter the workforce directly in stable, in-demand fields — particularly education, nursing, and business-adjacent roles where employer demand remains consistent. Converse University's program concentration in education and related fields positions graduates for careers in teaching, school administration, and education policy — sectors with predictable labor-market demand and clear credential pathways. The [supply and demand for college graduates](/analysis/supply-demand-map-college-degrees/) provides context for how education and related fields align with regional and national workforce needs. For students prioritizing career stability and direct workforce entry over four-year earnings maximization, this program mix offers a coherent pathway into established professions.