Galen Health Institutes-Salt Lake City Cost & Financial Aid

Healthcare training at Galen costs $15,860 annually for all students regardless of residency. Over two years, families pay around $31,720 total for their degree. The typical graduate leaves with $24,166 in debt, translating to monthly payments of $256.

Women make up 81% of students at this healthcare-focused institution. The investment pays off quickly for most graduates. Employment rates hit 98.4% after completion. First-year earnings average $67,307, meaning loan payments consume just 4.6% of monthly income. Ten-year median earnings reach $61,480, though this dips from the five-year mark of $71,805. Only 40.47% of borrowers are successfully repaying their loans on schedule.

Students who complete programs in high-demand healthcare fields and secure immediate employment get the best deal. The small class sizes with a 12:1 student-faculty ratio provide intensive training. Those who struggle to find healthcare work immediately face more financial pressure.