Cheapest Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences Colleges in New York

CUNY Brooklyn College delivers Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences programs at just $2,943 net cost, creating a $38,083 gap with Syracuse University's $41,026 price tag. New York's massive healthcare system employs over 1.2 million workers across hospitals, clinics, and specialized treatment centers, making it the largest healthcare market in the nation. The 14 programs span from public institutions with sub-$20,000 costs to private colleges exceeding $40,000 annually. Graduates earn between $25,426 and $40,896, with debt loads typically around $25,000 for most programs.

Programs

$2,943 – $41,026

Net Price Range

$34,214

Avg. Program Earnings

61.9%

Avg. Graduation Rate

14 Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, Other Programs

Program rankings
#	School	Net Price	In-State Tuition	Graduation Rate	Acceptance Rate
1	CUNY Brooklyn College Brooklyn, New York	$2,943	$7,452	56.6%	54.5%
2	Mercy University Dobbs Ferry, New York	$15,770	$22,106	48.1%	85.9%
3	St. Joseph's University-New York Brooklyn, New York	$17,622	$34,535	64.2%	76.7%
4	D'Youville University Buffalo, New York	$19,585	$33,560	56.7%	84.0%
5	State University of New York at Cortland Cortland, New York	$19,951	$8,815	68.2%	59.8%
6	New York Institute of Technology Old Westbury, New York	$20,709	$44,360	56.0%	75.7%
7	St. Francis College Brooklyn, New York	$21,614	$27,570	52.3%	84.3%
8	Russell Sage College Troy, New York	$23,027	$36,756	65.7%	73.6%
9	Long Island University Brookville, New York	$23,901	$41,642	55.4%	92.7%
10	Keuka College Keuka Park, New York	$25,989	$38,000	48.8%	92.8%
11	Molloy College Rockville Centre, New York	$26,870	$37,840	71.8%	76.6%
12	St. John's University-New York Queens, New York	$26,985	$50,110	68.5%	84.7%
13	Nazareth University Rochester, New York	$30,521	$40,880	72.9%	83.9%
14	Syracuse University Syracuse, New York	$41,026	$63,061	81.4%	51.8%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes CUNY Brooklyn College so affordable for health professions students?

CUNY Brooklyn College charges just $2,943 in net costs with $7,452 in-state tuition, making it the most affordable option among New York's 14 health professions programs. The public funding model keeps costs low while maintaining a 56.60% graduation rate and 54.54% acceptance rate.

How do earnings compare between the cheapest and most expensive programs?

St. John's University graduates earn $40,896 annually at a $26,985 net cost, while Mercy University graduates earn $25,426 at $15,770 net cost. The $15,470 earnings difference doesn't always justify the higher program costs, especially considering similar $25,000 debt loads.

Does attending a private college guarantee better graduation rates?

Syracuse University leads with 81.40% graduation rates at $41,026 net cost, but SUNY Cortland achieves 68.20% graduation rates for just $19,951. Several private colleges like Mercy University (48.10%) and Keuka College (48.80%) actually perform worse than public alternatives.

Where can students find the best value in New York health professions programs?

SUNY Cortland offers strong value with $19,951 net costs, 68.20% graduation rates, and $33,637 graduate earnings. Russell Sage College provides another strong option at $23,027 with 65.70% graduation rates and manageable $21,369 debt loads.

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