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Best Colleges for Dental Support Services and Allied Professions, by Earnings

65 of the colleges we track award a bachelor's degree in Dental Support Services and Allied Professions, about 1,716 degrees a year. Across the 55 that report earnings, graduates make a median of $68,556 four years after finishing.

RankCollegeStateMedian earnings, 4 years outDegrees a yearAcceptance rate
1University of Southern CaliforniaCA$91,72619.8%
2University of the PacificCA$86,1502771.3%
3Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health SciencesMA$83,2536285.2%
4University of Hawaii at ManoaHI$79,863186.6%
5Loma Linda UniversityCA$79,20722
6Pacific UniversityOR$78,6413089.6%
7Virginia Commonwealth UniversityVA$78,2311392.6%
8Oregon Institute of TechnologyOR$78,0896495%
9West Virginia UniversityWV$76,6622389%
10University of MinnesotaMN$76,0782679.8%
11Eastern Washington UniversityWA$75,5334690.8%
12University of BridgeportCT$74,8223083%
13University of New EnglandME$74,5043591.6%
14Midwestern State UniversityTX$74,3471893.5%
15University of Maryland BaltimoreMD$74,21513
16Herzing University-MinneapolisMN$73,7413593.8%
17University of New HavenCT$73,2312360.4%
18Metropolitan State UniversityMN$73,0271198.7%
19Minnesota State University-MankatoMN$72,8826188.4%
20University of North Carolina at Chapel HillNC$72,5672115.3%
21The University of Texas Health Science Center at San AntonioTX$71,12022
22Farmingdale State CollegeNY$70,8531463.3%
23Texas A&M UniversityTX$70,1322957.4%
24Old Dominion UniversityVA$69,7324790.4%
25University of Nebraska Medical CenterNE$69,03124
26Northern Arizona UniversityAZ$68,9173889.6%
27Southern Illinois University-CarbondaleIL$68,6093186.9%
28University of South DakotaSD$68,5563298.8%
29Siena Heights UniversityMI$68,392268.9%
30University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences CenterOK$68,01846
31University of WyomingWY$67,9272096.9%
32Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center-New OrleansLA$67,66537
33University of New Mexico-Main CampusNM$67,5614395.2%
34Indiana University-NorthwestIN$67,4682873.4%
35Texas Woman's UniversityTX$66,0345196.1%
36Ohio State UniversityOH$65,9204360.6%
37University of Arkansas for Medical SciencesAR$65,70835
38East Tennessee State UniversityTN$65,6493486.2%
39University of Missouri-Kansas CityMO$64,8383272.2%
40Ferris State UniversityMI$63,5821491.4%
41Clayton State UniversityGA$63,4023168.5%
42University of Detroit MercyMI$63,3643075.4%
43Idaho State UniversityID$62,78326
44University of LouisvilleKY$62,5952979.4%
45Youngstown State UniversityOH$62,0992284.5%
46University of Louisiana at MonroeLA$62,0892984.8%
47Vermont State UniversityVT$61,9911581.7%
48Wichita State UniversityKS$61,9825694%
49West Liberty UniversityWV$61,8013497.3%
50Augusta UniversityGA$61,5842886.4%
51Indiana University-South BendIN$61,4361983.8%
52University of PittsburghPA$60,778958.1%
53University of MichiganMI$59,4023315.6%
54Western Kentucky UniversityKY$57,9583293.9%
55University of MississippiMS$54,0222096.6%

10 more colleges award this degree but have no earnings figure, usually because the program is small.

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Frequently asked questions

Which college has the highest-paid Dental Support Services and Allied Professions graduates?

University of Southern California ($91,726), University of the Pacific ($86,150), Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences ($83,253), University of Hawaii at Manoa ($79,863), Loma Linda University ($79,207) report the highest median earnings four years after graduation.

How much do Dental Support Services and Allied Professions majors make?

The median across 55 colleges is $68,556 four years after graduation. By college it runs from $54,022 to $91,726.

Which colleges have the biggest Dental Support Services and Allied Professions programs?

By bachelor's degrees awarded in a year: Oregon Institute of Technology (64), Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (62), Minnesota State University-Mankato (61), Wichita State University (56), Texas Woman's University (51).

Does a higher-earning program mean a better program?

Not on its own. Earnings reflect where graduates live, what jobs they take, and who enrolled in the first place, as well as the teaching. The figures cover only graduates who received federal financial aid, and small programs are left out, so a college missing from this list may still have a strong department.

Source: College Scorecard, Most Recent Data by Field of Study (U.S. Department of Education), 2026-06-10 release, federal program category "Dental Support Services and Allied Professions". Earnings are medians for graduates who received federal financial aid, working and not enrolled, four years after a bachelor's degree.