Best Colleges for Health and Medical Administrative Services

Health and Medical Administrative Services graduates play a crucial role in healthcare operations, managing patient records, insurance claims, and medical office procedures. With 248 schools offering this program nationwide, students have numerous options to enter this growing field where graduates typically earn around $40,558 annually.

When evaluating programs, students should prioritize schools with strong clinical partnerships that provide hands-on experience in real healthcare settings. Look for curricula covering medical terminology, healthcare law, and electronic health records systems. Programs offering internship opportunities at hospitals, clinics, or insurance companies provide valuable networking connections and practical skills. Additionally, seek schools with high job placement rates and career services that understand the healthcare industry's specific requirements and employer expectations.

Schools Ranked

$58,979

Avg. Program Earnings

63.5%

Avg. Graduation Rate

Top 25 Schools

College rankings
#	School	Median Earnings	Graduation Rate	School Type
1	Baptist Health System School of Health Professions San Antonio, Texas	$76,460		private-forprofit
2	Georgetown University Washington, District of Columbia	$70,176	94.3%	private-nonprofit
3	New England College Henniker, New Hampshire	$65,332	31.1%	private-nonprofit
4	University of Connecticut Storrs, Connecticut	$63,005	83.8%	public
5	University of Connecticut-Waterbury Campus Waterbury, Connecticut	$63,005	59.5%	public
6	University of Connecticut-Avery Point Groton, Connecticut	$63,005	56.7%	public
7	University of Connecticut-Stamford Stamford, Connecticut	$63,005	56.9%	public
8	University of Connecticut-Hartford Campus Hartford, Connecticut	$63,005	65.4%	public
9	University of St Francis Joliet, Illinois	$61,516	64.6%	private-nonprofit
10	University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Eau Claire, Wisconsin	$61,350	67.6%	public
11	SUNY Brockport Brockport, New York	$60,623	56.6%	public
12	University of Cincinnati-Main Campus Cincinnati, Ohio	$59,485	71.5%	public
13	Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Lubbock, Texas	$58,673		public
14	Concordia University-Saint Paul Saint Paul, Minnesota	$56,415	58.8%	private-nonprofit
15	Lakeland University Plymouth, Wisconsin	$55,964	55.7%	private-nonprofit
16	Capella University Minneapolis, Minnesota	$55,512	33.3%	private-forprofit
17	Charter Oak State College New Britain, Connecticut	$55,036		public
18	Stephens College Columbia, Missouri	$54,035	46.5%	private-nonprofit
19	Pima Medical Institute-Tucson Tucson, Arizona	$53,608	72.6%	private-forprofit
20	University of Pittsburgh-Greensburg Greensburg, Pennsylvania	$53,179	39.6%	public
21	University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	$53,179	84.3%	public
22	Immaculata University Immaculata, Pennsylvania	$53,071	64.5%	private-nonprofit
23	Nebraska Methodist College of Nursing & Allied Health Omaha, Nebraska	$52,107	66.7%	private-nonprofit
24	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, North Carolina	$52,107	92.1%	public
25	University of South Florida Tampa, Florida	$51,612	74.6%	public