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Best Colleges for Allied Health, by Earnings

313 of the colleges we track award a bachelor's degree in Allied Health, about 6,557 degrees a year. Across the 181 that report earnings, graduates make a median of $69,490 four years after finishing.

RankCollegeStateMedian earnings, 4 years outDegrees a yearAcceptance rate
1Wagner CollegeNY$156,9823188%
2St. John's University-New YorkNY$142,7742083.4%
3Barry UniversityFL$134,9681077.2%
4National UniversityCA$121,40815
5Saint Francis UniversityPA$115,8134276.8%
6D'Youville UniversityNY$114,7374181.4%
7Molloy UniversityNY$111,267881.7%
8Salisbury UniversityMD$109,7393087.5%
9Long Island UniversityNY$107,5395986.2%
10University of Nebraska Medical CenterNE$106,91651
11Thomas Jefferson UniversityPA$106,2256181%
12California State University-NorthridgeCA$105,7472193.5%
13Duquesne UniversityPA$105,3874283.6%
14Stony Brook UniversityNY$103,6562949%
15Rochester Institute of TechnologyNY$100,6805466.9%
16Loma Linda UniversityCA$100,22455
17Georgia State UniversityGA$99,4573455.4%
18Oregon Institute of TechnologyOR$98,59416895%
19Central Washington UniversityWA$97,263890.6%
20CUNY New York City College of TechnologyNY$96,1922480.3%
21Saint Joseph's College of MaineME$95,515483.5%
22Holy Family UniversityPA$92,559271%
23Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health SciencesMA$92,1047685.2%
24Gwynedd Mercy UniversityPA$90,6183289.6%
25University of CincinnatiOH$89,9154885.3%
26Boise State UniversityID$89,86327287.2%
27Regis CollegeMA$89,4092869.8%
28Hofstra UniversityNY$88,2386668.1%
29Rutgers University-New BrunswickNJ$87,3993858.1%
30Indiana University-NorthwestIN$86,8882673.4%
31Quinnipiac UniversityCT$86,3374372.2%
32University of North Carolina at CharlotteNC$86,2383679.6%
33Springfield CollegeMA$86,0564571.9%
34Manhattan UniversityNY$85,5382078.9%
35University of Nevada-Las VegasNV$85,0954996.2%
36University of New Mexico-Main CampusNM$84,8584795.2%
37Rhode Island CollegeRI$84,2384991.8%
38Cleveland State UniversityOH$83,9383491.3%
39Midwestern State UniversityTX$83,62221893.5%
40Emory UniversityGA$83,2791310.7%
41Nova Southeastern UniversityFL$83,2504873.2%
42St Catherine UniversityMN$83,2115291.9%
43AdventHealth UniversityFL$82,6004
44University of HartfordCT$82,1721895.8%
45Siena Heights UniversityMI$81,7977668.9%
46Seattle UniversityWA$81,4642376.9%
47Indiana University-IndianapolisIN$80,7836676.4%
48The University of Texas Medical Branch at GalvestonTX$80,72013
49Southern Illinois University-CarbondaleIL$80,2205986.9%
50University of ConnecticutCT$80,1911552.4%
51Bellarmine UniversityKY$79,6981486.1%
52Misericordia UniversityPA$79,5803470.9%
53Texas State UniversityTX$79,2895489.3%
54Wayne State UniversityMI$78,3912581.2%
55Eastern Kentucky UniversityKY$77,9922677.6%
56Virginia Commonwealth UniversityVA$77,7864592.6%
57Saint Louis UniversityMO$77,6713675%
58North Dakota State University-Main CampusND$77,5894995%
59York College of PennsylvaniaPA$77,3581873.7%
60University of Nebraska at KearneyNE$77,0344989.5%
61Youngstown State UniversityOH$76,8962284.5%
62Morehead State UniversityKY$76,8502877.2%
63Concordia University-WisconsinWI$76,6171478.2%
64Concordia University Ann ArborMI$76,617269.3%
65Clarkson CollegeNE$76,5922578.2%
66Sacred Heart UniversityCT$76,5078665.4%
67Ferris State UniversityMI$76,0312491.4%
68Washburn UniversityKS$75,78718
69University of EvansvilleIN$75,6731377.6%
70Kettering CollegeOH$75,4811876.5%
71The University of Texas Health Science Center at San AntonioTX$75,40450
72University of Wisconsin-La CrosseWI$75,1973875.5%
73University of Arkansas for Medical SciencesAR$74,78276
74Southern Connecticut State UniversityCT$74,538791.5%
75University of MissouriMO$73,8619378.5%
76Indiana University-KokomoIN$73,6781386.5%
77Clarke UniversityIA$73,295371.8%
78Bryan College of Health SciencesNE$73,2211767.4%
79Augusta UniversityGA$72,7733386.4%
80University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences CenterOK$72,32053
81Indiana University-South BendIN$71,8621283.8%
82Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center-New OrleansLA$71,72615
83Lewis-Clark State CollegeID$71,7013187.7%
84Jacksonville State UniversityAL$71,4203377.7%
85The University of FindlayOH$71,0242583.4%
86Marian UniversityWI$70,7863875%
87Grand Valley State UniversityMI$70,6554383%
88Commonwealth University of PennsylvaniaPA$70,1813693.1%
89Robert Morris UniversityPA$69,5241189.9%
90Millersville University of PennsylvaniaPA$69,5202886.2%
91University of South AlabamaAL$69,4905971%
92Ohio State UniversityOH$68,9428760.6%
93Avila UniversityMO$68,8652087.8%
94University of IowaIA$68,6014783.6%
95University of VermontVT$68,482765.3%
96Radford UniversityVA$68,3642789.5%
97University of MaryND$67,8033475.3%
98Kent State University at KentOH$67,676986.3%
99Marshall UniversityWV$67,6674195.7%
100Bluefield State UniversityWV$67,441997.2%

Showing the top 100 of 181 colleges that report earnings. 132 more colleges award this degree but have no earnings figure, usually because the program is small.

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Frequently asked questions

Which college has the highest-paid Allied Health graduates?

Wagner College ($156,982), St. John's University-New York ($142,774), Barry University ($134,968), National University ($121,408), Saint Francis University ($115,813) report the highest median earnings four years after graduation.

How much do Allied Health majors make?

The median across 181 colleges is $69,490 four years after graduation. By college it runs from $21,693 to $156,982.

Which colleges have the biggest Allied Health programs?

By bachelor's degrees awarded in a year: Boise State University (272), Midwestern State University (218), Oregon Institute of Technology (168), University of Missouri (93), Ohio State University (87).

Does a higher-earning program mean a better program?

Not on its own. Earnings reflect where graduates live, what jobs they take, and who enrolled in the first place, as well as the teaching. The figures cover only graduates who received federal financial aid, and small programs are left out, so a college missing from this list may still have a strong department.

Source: College Scorecard, Most Recent Data by Field of Study (U.S. Department of Education), 2026-06-10 release, federal program category "Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Professions". Earnings are medians for graduates who received federal financial aid, working and not enrolled, four years after a bachelor's degree.