Best Colleges for Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General

Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences programs prepare students for essential roles in healthcare support, administration, and patient care coordination. With 121 schools offering this versatile major, graduates typically earn around $33,691 annually in entry-level positions, with significant growth potential as they gain experience and specialize.

When evaluating programs, students should prioritize accreditation from relevant healthcare organizations, hands-on clinical training opportunities, and strong partnerships with local healthcare facilities. Look for curricula that balance foundational science courses with practical skills training, plus career services that connect students with internships and job placement opportunities. The best programs also offer exposure to various healthcare settings, from hospitals to community health centers, helping students identify their preferred specialization within this expanding field.

Schools Ranked

$47,677

Avg. Program Earnings

58.1%

Avg. Graduation Rate

Top 25 Schools

College rankings
#	School	Median Earnings	Graduation Rate	School Type
1	Carroll University Waukesha, Wisconsin	$74,576	69.6%	private-nonprofit
2	West Chester University of Pennsylvania West Chester, Pennsylvania	$57,589	69.8%	public
3	Rutgers University-Camden Camden, New Jersey	$57,318	66.4%	public
4	Rutgers University-New Brunswick New Brunswick, New Jersey	$57,318	85.0%	public
5	Northern Kentucky University Highland Heights, Kentucky	$54,653	48.3%	public
6	Nova Southeastern University Fort Lauderdale, Florida	$54,322	64.3%	private-nonprofit
7	Southern New Hampshire University Manchester, New Hampshire	$50,856	44.9%	private-nonprofit
8	Mercy College of Ohio Toledo, Ohio	$50,439	44.6%	private-nonprofit
9	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Minneapolis, Minnesota	$49,270	84.8%	public
10	University of Minnesota-Rochester Rochester, Minnesota	$49,270	56.9%	public
11	United States University San Diego, California	$48,823		private-forprofit
12	Northwestern State University of Louisiana Natchitoches, Louisiana	$45,529	44.6%	public
13	Siena Heights University Adrian, Michigan	$45,198	51.1%	private-nonprofit
14	University of the Incarnate Word San Antonio, Texas	$44,170	51.8%	private-nonprofit
15	Wilmington University New Castle, Delaware	$43,367	22.6%	private-nonprofit
16	Arkansas State University Jonesboro, Arkansas	$43,128	55.1%	public
17	California State University-Sacramento Sacramento, California	$42,682	55.8%	public
18	Missouri State University-Springfield Springfield, Missouri	$42,682	57.3%	public
19	Walden University Minneapolis, Minnesota	$42,235		private-forprofit
20	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Champaign, Illinois	$41,565	84.9%	public
21	San Francisco State University San Francisco, California	$40,768	50.1%	public
22	National University San Diego, California	$39,729	50.0%	private-nonprofit
23	California State University-East Bay Hayward, California	$39,686	45.5%	public
24	Stony Brook University Stony Brook, New York	$38,455	77.8%	public
25	California State University-Fresno Fresno, California	$38,289	54.8%	public