Best Colleges for Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, Other

Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, Other encompasses diverse healthcare specialties beyond traditional nursing and medical programs. With 51 schools offering this flexible major, students can explore emerging fields like health informatics, medical technology, and specialized therapy disciplines. Graduates typically earn around $36,385 annually, though salaries vary significantly based on specialization and geographic location.

When evaluating programs, students should prioritize hands-on clinical experience, strong industry partnerships for internships, and faculty with current professional practice. Look for curricula that balance foundational health sciences with specialized technical skills. Accreditation from relevant professional bodies ensures quality education and enhances job prospects. Consider programs offering certification preparation and career placement support to maximize post-graduation opportunities.

Schools Ranked

$42,642

Avg. Program Earnings

62.1%

Avg. Graduation Rate

Top 25 Schools

College rankings
#	School	Median Earnings	Graduation Rate	School Type
1	University of Mississippi University, Mississippi	$56,415	68.5%	public
2	Thomas Edison State University Trenton, New Jersey	$53,775		public
3	Kettering College Kettering, Ohio	$52,941	65.0%	private-nonprofit
4	Youngstown State University Youngstown, Ohio	$47,846	52.9%	public
5	Excelsior University Albany, New York	$47,260		private-nonprofit
6	Ferris State University Big Rapids, Michigan	$46,673	47.9%	public
7	University of North Carolina Wilmington Wilmington, North Carolina	$46,478	70.7%	public
8	Towson University Towson, Maryland	$44,542	67.6%	public
9	East Tennessee State University Johnson City, Tennessee	$44,117	49.9%	public
10	Missouri Southern State University Joplin, Missouri	$43,426	38.3%	public
11	Saint Joseph's University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	$42,682	79.8%	private-nonprofit
12	Old Dominion University Norfolk, Virginia	$42,682	44.4%	public
13	George Mason University Fairfax, Virginia	$41,565	69.3%	public
14	St. John's University-New York Queens, New York	$40,896	68.5%	private-nonprofit
15	Purdue University-Main Campus West Lafayette, Indiana	$40,485	83.1%	public
16	Curry College Milton, Massachusetts	$39,369	48.3%	private-nonprofit
17	Xavier University Cincinnati, Ohio	$39,009	70.5%	private-nonprofit
18	Goodwin University East Hartford, Connecticut	$38,906	58.3%	private-nonprofit
19	University of Maryland-Baltimore County Baltimore, Maryland	$38,289	70.6%	public
20	San Jose State University San Jose, California	$38,289	64.7%	public
21	Worcester State University Worcester, Massachusetts	$37,208	55.5%	public
22	University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Stevens Point, Wisconsin	$36,488	56.0%	public
23	St. Francis College Brooklyn, New York	$36,221	52.3%	private-nonprofit
24	Syracuse University Syracuse, New York	$35,416	81.4%	private-nonprofit
25	St. Joseph's University-New York Brooklyn, New York	$35,060	64.2%	private-nonprofit