George Washington University Programs & Rankings

This group represents George Washington University's strongest earning programs, with International Business ranking #1 nationally and Banking and Financial Support Services reaching the top 20. Applied Economics delivers solid outcomes at $80,898, though ranking lower nationally.

The D.C. location provides exceptional opportunities for business careers, making this group ideal for students prioritizing high earnings potential and access to major employers.

Health programs center on Adult Health Nurse/Nursing, which graduates 303 students annually earning $79,066. While ranking #80 nationally, the program maintains strong enrollment and solid earnings.

Behavioral Aspects of Health provides a public health perspective with earnings of $59,322. This group attracts students seeking healthcare careers with stable outcomes and meaningful social impact.

Biology represents the primary science offering, graduating 92 students with earnings of $52,126. The program ranks #194 nationally, indicating moderate competitiveness, though many graduates likely pursue advanced degrees in medicine or research.

This group suits students planning graduate school pathways rather than immediate workforce entry, where earnings may not reflect ultimate career potential.

These programs leverage George Washington University's D.C. location for careers in government and policy. International Relations ranks #5 nationally despite moderate earnings of $68,447, while American Government ranks #15 nationally at $72,844.

Behavioral Neuroscience shows lower earnings at $37,906. This group serves students prioritizing policy careers and government access over maximum earnings.

English Language and Literature stands out with exceptional rankings (#12 nationally) despite moderate earnings of $55,736. American History ranks #17 nationally with earnings of $65,725.

Both programs demonstrate strong national recognition while producing graduates prepared for diverse career paths including law, education, and communications. This group serves students valuing intellectual development alongside career preparation.

Digital Marketing represents this category with strong performance, ranking #7 nationally and generating earnings of $80,945. The program reflects George Washington University's adaptation to modern career demands, combining traditional marketing with technology skills.

This interdisciplinary approach suits students seeking cutting-edge career preparation with demonstrated market value.