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Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

NC · Private · 100% graduation rate

Best major ROI
C
ROI Score
61/100

ROI by Major

Debt and earnings data sourced from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. ROI grades compare median student debt at graduation to earnings 1 and 5 years after completion, adjusted for NCES IPEDS graduation rates.

MajorMedian DebtYear 1 EarningsYear 5 EarningsROI GradeVerdict
Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies$24K$52K$72KCBUY
Philosophy$25K$52K$70KCCAUTION
Philosophy and Religious Studies$25K$52K$70KCCAUTION
History$25K$50K$68KCCAUTION
English Language and Literature$25K$48K$64KCCAUTION
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities$24K$45K$61KCCAUTION
Pastoral Counseling and Specialized Ministries$24K$40K$54KDCAUTION
Theology and Religious Vocations$24K$40K$54KDCAUTION
Bible/Biblical Studies$24K$40K$54KDCAUTION
Religious/Sacred Music$24K$40K$54KDCAUTION
Theological and Ministerial Studies$24K$40K$54KDCAUTION

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on your major. The highest-ROI major at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary earns a grade of C, with median debt of $24K and year-5 earnings of $72K. Compare debt-to-earnings ratios across majors before deciding.

Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary has a 100% graduation rate. A higher graduation rate generally correlates with better student support and outcomes, which can impact your return on investment.

Median debt varies significantly by major at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. For example, Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies graduates have median debt of $24K. Review the ROI by Major table above for a full breakdown.

The top-earning major is Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies with median year-5 earnings of $72K. We rank each major by its debt-to-earnings ROI score to help you compare options.

Sources: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, NCES IPEDS
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ROI scores are calculated by comparing median debt at graduation to median earnings 1 and 5 years after completion, weighted by graduation rate. Grades range from A (strong return) to F (poor return).