(Updated Summer 2012)

How Much Will You Earn?

The following chart shows how much you can expect to earn with a high school diploma, associate degree, and baccalaureate degree.

¹ Salary ranges based on graduate surveys and Ohio Department of Labor

How Can You Pay for College?

• Loans, grants, and scholarships are available through Financial Aid office
• Engineering Technology offers some scholarships
• Co-op - this is the best way to pay for school. You earn money while you learn--and we have more jobs than we can fill! Through co-op you will find out quickly what you like and don’t like about your field of study. The following information was provided by our co-op/placement office:
• Average co-op wage for Engineering Technology 15.93/hour
• Co-op gross income per SEMESTER
  • 15 weeks@40hrs/wk@$15.93/hr $ 9,558.00
  • 15 weeks@20hrs/wk@$15.93/hr $4,779.00
• Tuition Cost for a semester (including General Fee and Network & Technology Fee)
  • 2012-13 full time rate, lower division, in-state $2,479.20
  • 2012-13 full time rate, upper division, in-state $3,758.40
• Typical Cost for books & supplies per semester $719.00

Miami Regional Career & Co-op/Internship Services

The office of Miami Regional Career Services & Professional Development helps students, graduates and alumni find work related to their academic major. Co-op or intern students can arrange to work while taking classes or alternate semesters between work and classes. ENT 220 (Professional Practice) is the class you can enroll in to do a co-op. It can be taken for credit or no credit. If you are interested in doing a co-op, please contact:

Doug Reichenberger
Regional Director, Career Services & Professional Development
122 Rentschler Hall (Hamilton campus) 513-785-3113
105 Johnston Hall (Middletown campus) 513-727-3390
reichedc@MiamiOH.edu
MiamiOH.edu/Regionals/Jobs