Cheapest Allied Health Diagnostic Colleges in Oklahoma

East Central University leads Oklahoma's Allied Health programs at just $9,287 net cost, creating a $14,593 gap between the cheapest and most expensive options. Eight schools serve this field where graduates earn $61,218 annually, particularly valuable as Oklahoma's healthcare sector expands around major medical centers in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. The 73-point difference in graduation rates between University of Tulsa at 73.3% and Bacone College at 2.4% shows dramatic quality variations across price points.

Programs

$9,287 – $23,880

Net Price Range

$61,218

Avg. Program Earnings

47.9%

Avg. Graduation Rate

8 Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Professions Programs

Program rankings
#	School	Net Price	In-State Tuition	Graduation Rate	Acceptance Rate
1	East Central University Ada, Oklahoma	$9,287	$8,032	32.7%	70.1%
2	Bacone College Muskogee, Oklahoma	$12,197	$15,060	2.4%
3	Southwestern Oklahoma State University Weatherford, Oklahoma	$14,542	$8,295	34.7%	76.8%
4	Oklahoma State University-Main Campus Stillwater, Oklahoma	$16,378	$10,234	65.9%	70.6%
5	University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus Norman, Oklahoma	$17,413	$9,595	75.3%	72.9%
6	Southern Nazarene University Bethany, Oklahoma	$17,838	$29,600	48.8%
7	University of Tulsa Tulsa, Oklahoma	$23,678	$48,602	73.3%	69.2%
8	Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee, Oklahoma	$23,880	$34,050	49.7%	47.3%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the massive graduation rate difference between Oklahoma's Allied Health programs?

Bacone College reports just 2.4% graduation rates compared to University of Tulsa's 73.3%, creating a 71-point spread that's unusually wide for similar programs. University of Oklahoma Norman follows closely at 75.3% graduation rates while maintaining lower costs at $17,413 net price.

How do public and private school costs compare for Allied Health students in Oklahoma?

Public schools range from $9,287 to $17,413 net cost, while private institutions span $12,197 to $23,880. East Central University offers the lowest overall cost at $9,287, beating even Bacone College's private option at $12,197.

Where do Oklahoma's Allied Health graduates find the best employment opportunities?

Healthcare systems around Oklahoma City and Tulsa provide primary employment, with average earnings of $61,218 annually. The state's expanding medical infrastructure, including major hospital networks, creates steady demand for diagnostic and treatment specialists.

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Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.