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Is Arlington Baptist University Worth the Debt?

Graduates of Arlington Baptist University earn a median of $65,925 within 5 years, against a median debt of $17,880. The graduation rate is 10000%.

Key Data

MetricValue
Avg Median Debt$17,880
Avg Median Earnings (1yr)$48,750
Avg Median Earnings (5yr)$65,925
Graduation Rate10000%
School Typeprivate
Majors Available4

Top Majors by ROI

MajorROI ScoreGrade
Business/Commerce81/100A
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities66/100B
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods65/100B
Pastoral Counseling and Specialized Ministries62/100C

How does Arlington Baptist University compare?

Average debt at Arlington Baptist University is $17,880, which is $8,415 below the national average of $26,295 for federal aid recipients. First-year earnings of $48,750 sit $9,025 below the national average of $57,775.

That works out to a debt-to-income ratio of 0.37x — meaning a graduate would need 0.4 years of full pre-tax first-year salary to clear the debt. Below 0.5x is excellent and indicates strong ROI. Picking the right major matters more than picking the school: at Arlington Baptist University, the Business/Commerce program scores Grade A on ROI (STRONG BUY).

Graduates of Arlington Baptist University earn a median of $65,925 within 5 years, against a median debt of $17,880. The graduation rate is 10000%.

Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, 2026.