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King University Majors & Programs

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Which majors earn the most at King University?

Nursing is both the largest program and the highest-earning one at King University, with 103 degrees awarded and median earnings of $83,010 four years after completion. Computer and Information Sciences graduates earn $75,435, but the program awards only 13 degrees a year.

Business Administration and Management is the second-largest program at 76 degrees awarded, with median earnings of $59,591. Teacher Education reports $44,219 from 30 degrees awarded.

Psychology awards 29 degrees and its graduates earn $40,796. The earnings spread between the top and the more moderate programs is wide, and the highest-earning field is also the one that awards the most degrees.

Major mix · each dot ≈ 1% of completions

Share of reported completions in the bachelor’s programs included here. Each dot represents approximately 1% of those completions. Counts are credentials, not unique students; excluded programs are not zero activity.

  • Health professions129 · 29.2%
  • Business99 · 22.4%
  • Public administration43 · 9.7%
  • Education30 · 6.8%
  • Psychology29 · 6.6%
  • Other112 · 25.3%

15 of 15 programs shown

Four-year earnings · first six matching programs
Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing 103 degrees awarded
$83,010
Computer and Information Sciences, General 13 degrees awarded
$75,435
Medical Illustration and Informatics 5 degrees awarded
$67,134
Business Administration, Management and Operations 76 degrees awarded
$59,591
Communication and Media Studies 16 degrees awarded
$58,770
Health and Medical Administrative Services 21 degrees awarded
$54,530

Each bar is a field’s median. Program size counts degrees awarded, not unique people or the earnings sample.

Compare all matching programs
Reported bachelor’s programs · earnings, program size and field ranks
ProgramDegrees awarded4-yr earningsField rank
Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing103$83,010—
Computer and Information Sciences, General small degree count13$75,435—
Medical Illustration and Informatics small degree count5$67,134—
Business Administration, Management and Operations76$59,591—
Communication and Media Studies small degree count16$58,770—
Health and Medical Administrative Services21$54,530—
Criminal Justice and Corrections24$48,784—
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods30$44,219—
Psychology, General29$40,796—
Biology, General small degree count16Too few graduates to report—
Mathematics small degree count8Too few graduates to report—
Sports, Kinesiology, and Physical Education/Fitness28Too few graduates to report—
Social Work43Too few graduates to report—
Business/Commerce, General23Too few graduates to report—
History small degree count7Too few graduates to report—

Program data and definitions · How to evaluate program rankings

What are the largest programs at King University?

Ten largest programs by degrees awarded
Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing
103
Business Administration, Management and Operations
76
Social Work
43
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods
30
Psychology, General
29
Sports, Kinesiology, and Physical Education/Fitness
28
Criminal Justice and Corrections
24
Business/Commerce, General
23
Health and Medical Administrative Services
21
Communication and Media Studies
16

Counts describe degrees awarded in the reporting period, not current enrollment. Program data and definitions

How do King University majors rank nationally?

National program ranks are not reported for this school.

How Azimuth compares programs across colleges

Further analysis

King University concentrates its bachelor's degrees in health and business, with program-level earnings that spread widely. Rather than score by reputation, Azimuth ranks programs using four-year earnings among federally aided completers, debt and cohort size.

Published earnings cover 9 bachelor's programs, and those earnings reflect federally aided completers four years after completion. Health Professions makes up 29.2% of degrees awarded, while Business contributes 22.4% and Public Administration & Social Services 9.7%.

Each award count reflects degrees conferred in one academic year. Nursing graduates report median earnings of $83,010 four years after completion, 0.93x the national median in the field.

The program awards 103 degrees a year. Among smaller programs, Communication and Media Studies shows median earnings of $58,770 from 16 degrees a year, 1.04x the national median.

Data & methodology

Sources and reporting periods: methodology.

Analysis and methodology by Daniel Rogers, founder of College Azimuth.

Explanatory text is AI-assisted drafting checked against those figures; it is not an additional data source.

Figure notes link to sources and limitations. About College Azimuth.