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Wayne State College delivers Nebraska's most affordable Health Services program at just $15,108 net cost, while Creighton University commands $32,380 despite both serving the same state market. This $17,000 gap reflects different educational models targeting Nebraska's healthcare sector, where major employers like the University of Nebraska Medical Center and Mutual of Omaha create steady demand for allied health professionals. Seven programs span from small-town Wayne to metropolitan Omaha, with graduation rates ranging from 46% to 81%.
7
Programs
$15,108 – $32,380
Net Price Range
65.0%
Avg. Graduation Rate

7 Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $15,108 $7,970 55.7%
2 $15,928 $15,168 75.0% 56.1%
3 $19,474 $18,173 66.7% 90.5%
4 $20,884 $27,990 45.9% 98.8%
5 $25,884 $20,070 75.5% 67.6%
6 $28,071 $40,491 55.9% 75.8%
7 $32,380 $47,000 80.5% 75.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the dramatic cost difference between Nebraska's cheapest and most expensive Health Services programs?

Wayne State College's public funding keeps costs at $15,108 while Creighton University's private model reaches $32,380. The $17,272 gap reflects different educational approaches, with public institutions receiving state subsidies that private colleges cannot access.

How do graduation rates compare across Nebraska's most affordable Health Services programs?

Clarkson College and Bryan College of Health Sciences both achieve 75% graduation rates despite different price points at $15,928 and $25,884 respectively. Wayne State College, the cheapest option, graduates 56% of students while maintaining its $15,108 cost advantage.

Is Omaha the best location for affordable Health Services education in Nebraska?

Omaha hosts three programs ranging from $15,928 to $32,380, offering students proximity to major healthcare employers. However, Wayne State College in rural Wayne provides the state's lowest net cost at $15,108, proving location doesn't always determine affordability.

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