What do St. John's College graduates earn?

St. John's College graduates report median earnings of $27,531 one year after completion (June 2026 data), according to College Scorecard.

Where do St. John's College graduates work?

Among the most recent graduate cohort tracked by Census PSEO, the top industry one year after completion is Educational Services at 29% of graduates.

What share of St. John's College graduates are found employed?

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Is St. John's College worth it?

Q: Is St. John's College worth it?

St. John's College graduates report median earnings of $45,787 four years after completion, against an average net price of $45,597.

Annapolis, MD · Private nonprofit · 4-year

St. John's College is a private nonprofit, four-year institution in Annapolis, Maryland (large suburb). It awarded 128 degrees and certificates in 2024, most often in liberal arts and sciences.

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Median earnings 1 year after

$27,531

Median earnings 4 years after

$45,787

Median earnings 10 years after

$51,584

Average net price

$45,597

Completion rate

71%

Completions (2024)

128

Years to pay back

4.0 years

Students (undergrad)

471

Median earnings after completing, by program

Program	Credential	Median earnings, 1yr	Median earnings, 4yr	Graduates counted
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities	Bachelor's	$25,307	$44,652	72
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities	Master's	$43,899	N/A	18
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities	Graduate certificate	N/A	N/A	N/A

Source: College Scorecard, June 2026 release, and IPEDS. Earnings cover federally aided students only, so they do not cover every graduate.

Awards conferred, by program

Awards conferred in 2024, from IPEDS completions.
Program	Award level	Awards
Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies	Bachelor's	99
Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies	Master's	29
Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies	Post-bacc certificate	0

Federal view: Census PSEO, most recent federal cohort, one year after completion

Industry	Share of graduates	Graduates counted
Educational Services	29%	136
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services	15%	71
Health Care and Social Assistance	9%	41
Retail Trade	6%	29
Accommodation and Food Services	6%	28
Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services	6%	26
Manufacturing	5%	22
Other Services (except Public Administration)	5%	22

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Sources: federal figures for St. John's College. Federal figures from College Scorecard and IPEDS. Occupation pay from Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS for Maryland. Counts under 10 are not published.

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