Chemistry

Chemistry is the laboratory science of matter and reactions. Bachelor graduates work as lab scientists and quality specialists, while many of the highest-paid paths run through graduate or professional programs.

What Chemistry Pays Nationally

$47,486National Median Earnings
10,597Graduates Behind That Figure
1 year after finishingEarnings measured

The national median is the middle graduate across every college that offers this major at the bachelor level. It is also the figure we show for any single college whose own program is too small to trust - always badged, never passed off as that college's own number.

Smaller Programs and National-Median Programs

These programs are too small for a trustworthy ranked figure, or their college figure is not published. They are listed, not ranked.

CollegeMajorMedian EarningsMedian Debt
Lawrence UniversityChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
St Olaf CollegeChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
Carleton CollegeChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
Macalester CollegeChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
Marquette UniversityChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
University of Wisconsin-Eau ClaireChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597$22,496 Small program - rough guide n=30
University of Wisconsin-La CrosseChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
Loyola University ChicagoChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
DePaul UniversityChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
University of Wisconsin-MilwaukeeChemistry$40,930 Small program - rough guide n=45Not published
Northwestern UniversityChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
University of Minnesota-Twin CitiesChemistry$51,268 Small program - rough guide n=60$15,750 Small program - rough guide n=50

Chemistry by State

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