Each year, in the range of 0.0% of Maryland graduates, graduate from Sound Engineering degree programs.

Johns Hopkins University, the only accredited Sound Engineering school in Maryland, is located in Baltimore. It received a ranking of 12th in the country in 2010. Approximately 4 students graduated from Sound Engineering programs at Johns Hopkins University, in 2010.

Cost

Tuition at Johns Hopkins University for students enrolled in Sound Engineering courses was $40,680 per year.

A Sound Engineering degree from a Maryland school... what next?

The highest percentage of Sound Engineering graduates in Maryland pursue careers as a sound engineer. The largest populations of Maryland sound engineers are working in the following counties:

1. Anne Arundel County - 120 sound engineers
2. Frederick County - 70 sound engineers

Salary

On average, a sound engineer earns a salary of $47,380 per year in Maryland state. But, in 2010, some Maryland sound engineers earned as little as less than $17,170 per year or as much as more than $94,980 per year. [A/An] sound engineers in the following Maryland counties makes the highest salaries on average:

1. Anne Arundel County - $47,850 per year
2. Frederick County - $44,720 per year

The following counties in Maryland have the lowest average salaries for A sound engineer:

1. Frederick County - $44,720 per year
2. Anne Arundel County - $47,850 per year

More Information

Take a look at the graphs and charts below for additional sound engineering statistics regarding a career in Sound Engineering and to compare salaries with a variety of related fields such as audio production or audio engineering.