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Francis Marion University offers the most affordable path to Health and Medical Administrative Services education in South Carolina at just $13,451 annually. The state's eight programs span a wide cost spectrum, with private options reaching $23,650. South Carolina's growing healthcare infrastructure, bolstered by major hospital systems like MUSC Health and Prisma Health, creates steady demand for administrative professionals. Public universities deliver the best value, with Coastal Carolina University following closely at $13,742.
8
Programs
$13,451 – $23,650
Net Price Range
$33,805
Avg. Program Earnings
45.0%
Avg. Graduation Rate

8 Health and Medical Administrative Services Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $13,451 $11,160 42.7% 82.9%
2 $13,742 $11,640 50.8% 78.6%
3 $19,712 $23,096 47.1% 55.6%
4 $20,351 $30,050 44.4% 75.3%
5 $20,415 $27,500 27.6% 89.5%
6 $21,955 $31,030 48.6% 86.8%
7 $22,886 $18,238
8 $23,650 $21,450 53.5% 98.1%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the graduation rate differences between affordable programs?

Limestone University shows the lowest graduation rate at 27.6% despite charging $20,415 annually. Francis Marion University, the cheapest option, maintains a 42.7% graduation rate while Coastal Carolina University achieves 50.8% at just $291 more per year.

How do student debt loads compare across price points?

Coastal Carolina University graduates carry the lowest debt at $21,937, making it attractive despite moderate costs. South University-Columbia produces the highest debt burden at $39,675, nearly double that of the most affordable public options.

Where do graduates earn the most after completing these programs?

Only two schools report earnings data, showing Limestone University graduates earning $33,993 compared to South University-Columbia's $33,616. This $377 difference suggests relatively stable earning potential across different institutional types in the state.

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