Community College Earnings in Maryland

  • Community college graduates in Maryland (10 years post graduation) earn approximately $37,700 per year (2018-19).
  • The community colleges in Maryland with the highest earning graduates are listed below (where sufficient data available).

Community College Earnings in Maryland (2018-19)

  • College Student Earnings Location
  • Rank: #11.
    Montgomery College
    Public
    $44,200
    51 Mannakee Street
    Rockville,  MD  20850
    (240)567-5000
  • Rank: #22.
    Prince George's Community College
    Public
    $42,900
    301 Largo Rd
    Upper Marlboro,  MD  20774
    (301)336-6000
  • Rank: #33.
    Howard Community College
    Public
    $41,800
    10901 Little Patuxent Pkwy
    Columbia,  MD  21044
    (443)518-1000
  • Rank: #44.
    TESST College of Technology-Beltsville
    Private, for profit
    $41,100
    4600 Powder Mill Rd
    Beltsville,  MD  20705
    (301)937-8448
  • Rank: #55.
    College of Southern Maryland
    Public
    $41,000
    8730 Mitchell Rd
    La Plata,  MD  20646
    (301)934-2251
  • Rank: #66.
    Anne Arundel Community College
    Public
    $40,700
    101 College Pky
    Arnold,  MD  21012
    (410)777-2222
  • Rank: #77.
    Kaplan University-Hagerstown Campus
    Public
    $39,400
    18618 Crestwood Dr
    Hagerstown,  MD  21742
    (301)766-3600
  • Rank: #88.
    TESST College of Technology-Towson
    Private, for profit
    $38,300
    803 Glen Eagles Ct
    Towson,  MD  21286
    (410)296-5350
  • Rank: #99.
    Frederick Community College
    Public
    $38,200
    7932 Opossumtown Pike
    Frederick,  MD  21702
    (301)846-2400
  • Rank: #1010.
    Lincoln College of Technology-Columbia
    Public
    $38,000
    9325 Snowden River Pky
    Columbia,  MD  21046
    (410)290-7100
  • Rank: #1111.
    Harford Community College
    Public
    $37,700
    401 Thomas Run Rd
    Bel Air,  MD  21015
    (443)412-2000
  • Rank: #1212.
    Hagerstown Community College
    Public
    $36,700
    11400 Robinwood Dr
    Hagerstown,  MD  21742
    (240)500-2000
  • Rank: #1313.
    The Community College of Baltimore County
    Public
    $36,500
    7201 Rossville Blvd.
    Rosedale,  MD  21237
    (443)840-2222
  • Rank: #1414.
    TESST College of Technology-Baltimore
    Private, for profit
    $36,100
    1520 South Caton Ave
    Halethorpe,  MD  21227
    (410)644-6400
  • Rank: #1515.
    Carroll Community College
    Public
    $35,900
    1601 Washington Rd
    Westminster,  MD  21157
    (410)386-8000
  • Rank: #1616.
    Baltimore International College
    Public
    $35,700
    17 Commerce Street- Commerce Exchange
    Baltimore,  MD  21202
    (800)624-9926
  • Rank: #1717.
    Cecil College
    Cecil College Photo - The Milburn Stone Theatre located on the North East Campus.
    Public
    $35,600
    One Seahawk Drive
    North East,  MD  21901
    (410)287-1006
  • Rank: #1818.
    Garrett College
    Public
    $34,300
    687 Mosser Road
    Mc Henry,  MD  21541
    (301)387-3000
  • Rank: #1919.
    Allegany College of Maryland
    Public
    $32,700
    12401 Willowbrook Rd SE
    Cumberland,  MD  21502
    (301)784-5000
  • Rank: #2020.
    Baltimore City Community College
    Public
    $31,100
    2901 Liberty Heights Avenue
    Baltimore,  MD  21215
    (410)462-8300
  • Rank: #21-2221.-22.
    Chesapeake College
    Public
    $30,800
    1000 College Circle
    Wye Mills,  MD  21679
    (410)822-5400
  • Rank: #21-2221.-22.
    Wor-Wic Community College
    Public
    $30,800
    32000 Campus Drive
    Salisbury,  MD  21804
    (410)334-2800
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