Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Career Outcomes & Earnings

The return picture places earnings below both the model expectation and the peer median. Azimuth puts Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University’s return pillar in the 15th percentile among nonprofit four-year institutions.

Graduates earn about $4,581 less than the model expects for similar students, placing earnings beyond expectations in the 38th percentile. The part the model attributes to the factors it measures (field of study, enrollment and the local labor market) adds $1,440.

The part it attributes to a remainder it does not explain subtracts $6,021. Median earnings are $52,657 four years after completion, in the 26th percentile.

The peer median, the middle value for comparable institutions (same type and size), is $57,301, with the university $4,644 below it. Both comparisons place earnings below their reference points.

Program choice makes a wide difference in modeled earnings at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University. The downside earnings scenario is $41,812, while the upside scenario is $67,547, both modeled from the program mix for four years after completion.

At the upper end, Construction Engineering Technology/Technician has median earnings of $98,272 four years after completion; Accounting reaches $85,522, and Computer and Information Sciences reaches $83,041. These field-level figures show why the modeled range is broad.

Graduate study is part of the context for reading four-year earnings: an estimated 29.6% of graduates continue to graduate study. That figure is modeled from the program mix rather than observed enrollment, while the earnings measure covers completers who are working and not enrolled.

The earnings spread across programs at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University is wide, and the highest-paid fields are not the largest. Construction Engineering Technology/Technician graduates earn a median of $98,272 four years after completion, from just 12 degrees awarded a year.

Accounting follows at $85,522 with 33 degrees awarded, and Computer and Information Sciences at $83,041 with 24 degrees awarded, where Azimuth ranks it #160 nationally within its field. By contrast, the largest program, Health Sciences, awards 281 degrees and posts a median of $46,081.

Business Administration and Management awards 154 degrees and earns $53,902. Across all fields, 13.8% of degrees awarded are in STEM.

Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University has 14 nationally ranked bachelor's programs. Architecture ranks #17 nationally in its field, with 38 degrees awarded and median earnings of $69,874 four years after completion.

Health Sciences follows at #55 nationally in its field, awarding 281 degrees and showing median earnings of $46,081. The largest program, Health Sciences, awards 281 degrees and ranks #55 nationally in its field, with earnings of $46,081.

The earnings picture is split between a handful of high-return programs and a larger group that sits closer to the national median. Construction Engineering Technology/Technician leads at $98,272, though it awarded only 12 degrees.

Accounting and Computer and Information Sciences follow at $85,522 and $83,041, respectively. Among the largest programs, Psychology reaches $39,472 with 120 degrees awarded, while Business Administration and Management earns $53,902 and Biology earns $45,173. In all, 18 programs have published earnings data.