Galen Health Institutes-Roanoke Outcomes

Graduates earn a median of $61,480 ten years after leaving, which puts their debt-to-earnings ratio at a reasonable 39%. With monthly loan payments of $256, graduates spend about 5% of their gross monthly income on student loans. The 98.4% employment rate reflects strong demand for healthcare workers, particularly medical assistants, pharmacy technicians, and dental assistants that this school trains. Most graduates enter stable healthcare jobs that don't require four-year degrees but offer decent pay and job security. The 40.47% loan repayment rate is concerning and suggests some graduates struggle financially despite high employment numbers. While healthcare careers provide steady work, the mixed repayment data indicates an average return on investment.