Best Earnings After Graduation in Idaho

15 schools ranked by median earnings 10 years after enrollment from College Scorecard. Updated from the latest federal filings.

Includes two-year, technical and community colleges alongside four-year universities — the typeis shown under each name. Schools appear only where the underlying figures exist: a real undergraduate population and a published graduation rate. Satellite campuses that repeat a parent institution's numbers are collapsed into one entry.

#SchoolNet PriceGrad RateEarnings 10yrAcceptance
1University of Idaho

Moscow · public

$14,83161.9%$54,67075.5%
2Brigham Young University-Idaho

Rexburg · private

$8,22156.1%$53,40695.8%
3Northwest Nazarene University

Nampa · private

$29,58059.8%$51,71964.7%
4Boise State University

Boise · public

$21,61059.0%$51,65887.2%
5The College of Idaho

Caldwell · private

$19,48159.5%$48,47349.1%
6Lewis-Clark State College

Lewiston · public

$15,63550.1%$46,00187.7%
7Idaho State University

Pocatello · public

$12,19356.4%$45,608
8Carrington College-Boise

Boise · private

78.7%$43,731
9College of Eastern Idaho

Idaho Falls · community

$8,77857.6%$42,057
10College of Southern Idaho

Twin Falls · community

$6,09534.6%$40,916
11North Idaho College

Coeur d'Alene · community

$10,57529.2%$40,081
12Paul Mitchell the School-Rexburg

Rexburg · private

$21,75986.6%$26,774
13Oliver Finley Academy of Cosmetology

Boise · private

$20,03384.3%$26,323
14Paul Mitchell the School-Boise

Boise · private

$26,24873.9%$25,719
15The Salon Professional Academy-Nampa

Nampa · private

$19,37191.3%$18,095

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Data from U.S. Department of Education (IPEDS, College Scorecard, Clery Act). Updated annually. Rankings reflect the data as reported — not editorial opinion.