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CUNY City College

Every creative program this institution awards, with what its graduates earn four years after completing and what they owed when they finished — as the federal government reports it.

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ProgramDeliveryMedian debtEarnings, 4 yrsDebt ÷ earnings
Jazz/Jazz StudiesBachelor’s degreeOn campus$21,637$44,05849%Request information →
Jazz/Jazz StudiesMaster’s degreeOn campus———Request information →

Sources: College Scorecard, Field of Study (retrieved September 2026); IPEDS, NCES (retrieved September 2026)

Film and Video

4 programs
ProgramDeliveryMedian debtEarnings, 4 yrsDebt ÷ earnings
Digital Communication and Media/MultimediaBachelor’s degreeOn campus—$72,068—Request information →
Cinematography and Film/Video ProductionBachelor’s degreeOn campus—$46,801—Request information →
Cinematography and Film/Video ProductionMaster’s degreeOn campus$41,000$47,28287%Request information →
Digital Communication and Media/MultimediaMaster’s degreeOn campus———Request information →

Sources: College Scorecard, Field of Study (retrieved September 2026); IPEDS, NCES (retrieved September 2026)

ProgramDeliveryMedian debtEarnings, 4 yrsDebt ÷ earnings
Business Administration and Management, GeneralBachelor’s degreeOn campus$13,632$64,41421%Request information →

Sources: College Scorecard, Field of Study (retrieved September 2026); IPEDS, NCES (retrieved September 2026)

ProgramDeliveryMedian debtEarnings, 4 yrsDebt ÷ earnings
Computer ScienceBachelor’s degreeOn campus—$116,238—Request information →
Computer ScienceMaster’s degreeOn campus———Request information →
Computer and Information Systems Security/Auditing/Information AssuranceMaster’s degreeOn campus———Request information →

Sources: College Scorecard, Field of Study (retrieved September 2026); IPEDS, NCES (retrieved September 2026)

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