Best Colleges in Hawaii by Salary Potential
Hawaii is a great place to go to school — and not just for the scenery. These schools are the state’s best four-year colleges by earning potential.
| Rank | School Name | School Type | Early Career Pay | Mid-Career Pay | % High Meaning | % STEM Degrees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rank:1 | School Name: Brigham Young University-Hawaii | School Type:Private School, Religious | Early Career Pay:$64,200 | Mid-Career Pay:$114,800 | % High Meaning:59% | % STEM Degrees:14% |
| Rank:2 | School Name: University of Hawaii at Manoa | School Type:Research University, For Sports Fans, State School | Early Career Pay:$66,000 | Mid-Career Pay:$113,900 | % High Meaning:59% | % STEM Degrees:19% |
| Rank:3 | School Name:Chaminade University of Honolulu | School Type:Private School, Religious | Early Career Pay:$58,000 | Mid-Career Pay:$110,100 | % High Meaning:63% | % STEM Degrees:5% |
| Rank:4 | School Name: Hawaii Pacific University | School Type:Private School | Early Career Pay:$67,200 | Mid-Career Pay:$108,400 | % High Meaning:64% | % STEM Degrees:14% |
| Rank:5 | School Name:University of Hawaii-West Oahu | School Type:State School | Early Career Pay:$54,700 | Mid-Career Pay:$91,600 | % High Meaning:57% | % STEM Degrees:0% |
| Rank:6 | School Name: University of Hawaii at Hilo | School Type:State School | Early Career Pay:$55,300 | Mid-Career Pay:$85,400 | % High Meaning:66% | % STEM Degrees:11% |
