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Best Colleges for Health Administration, by Earnings

344 of the colleges we track award a bachelor's degree in Health Administration, about 10,208 degrees a year. Across the 179 that report earnings, graduates make a median of $60,740 four years after finishing.

RankCollegeStateMedian earnings, 4 years outDegrees a yearAcceptance rate
1Georgetown UniversityDC$143,6862912.9%
2University of North Carolina at Chapel HillNC$110,2044115.3%
3George Washington UniversityDC$92,8102347.1%
4Barry UniversityFL$89,9711377.2%
5University of Pittsburgh-GreensburgPA$83,5161595.2%
6University of Pittsburgh-JohnstownPA$83,516194.8%
7Stonehill CollegeMA$82,2541566.3%
8Loyola University ChicagoIL$82,0403281.6%
9CUNY Graduate School and University CenterNY$81,1843468.5%
10Oregon Institute of TechnologyOR$80,9442695%
11Texas Tech University Health Sciences CenterTX$80,63965
12University of Wisconsin-Eau ClaireWI$80,5643582.3%
13Ohio State UniversityOH$80,3152660.6%
14Northeastern UniversityMA$80,2331325.2%
15Northeastern University Professional ProgramsMA$80,23325
16Creighton UniversityNE$79,9773379.8%
17University of St FrancisIL$79,4216865.3%
18University of CincinnatiOH$77,5494085.3%
19James Madison UniversityVA$77,3936971.5%
20University of ScrantonPA$76,9321581.2%
21Pacific UniversityOR$76,880889.6%
22CUNY New York City College of TechnologyNY$76,7306580.3%
23St. Joseph's University-New YorkNY$76,2384272.1%
24Concordia University-Saint PaulMN$75,9122478.9%
25Pennsylvania State UniversityPA$75,3969260.6%
26Pennsylvania State University-World CampusPA$75,3963891.2%
27Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Mont AltoPA$75,396898.2%
28Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Lehigh ValleyPA$75,396697.4%
29Pennsylvania State University-Penn State HarrisburgPA$75,396497.6%
30Pennsylvania State University-Penn State HazletonPA$75,396196.4%
31Pennsylvania State University-Penn State SchuylkillPA$75,396196.6%
32University of Minnesota-CrookstonMN$75,3082587.9%
33University of New HampshireNH$75,2912688.2%
34Franklin Pierce UniversityNH$75,243993.5%
35University of South DakotaSD$74,8161298.8%
36Auburn UniversityAL$74,3923645.9%
37University of WashingtonWA$73,4844539.1%
38Concordia University-ChicagoIL$73,2561292.8%
39Providence CollegeRI$73,1656250.9%
40University of MinnesotaMN$72,8626579.8%
41Winona State UniversityMN$72,7163075.5%
42Illinois State UniversityIL$71,7071788.2%
43Reinhardt UniversityGA$71,691761.5%
44The College of Saint ScholasticaMN$71,5402193%
45Misericordia UniversityPA$71,3142170.9%
46University of KentuckyKY$70,9423692.9%
47Salve Regina UniversityRI$70,3201468.2%
48Saint Louis UniversityMO$70,2025075%
49University of Maryland Global CampusMD$70,119221
50Immaculata UniversityPA$70,1001385.8%
51Lindenwood UniversityMO$69,956756.8%
52Howard UniversityDC$68,8773041.3%
53Viterbo UniversityWI$68,568772.4%
54University of Minnesota-DuluthMN$68,3862388.8%
55Towson UniversityMD$68,07710782%
56East Carolina UniversityNC$67,7329389.2%
57Central Michigan UniversityMI$67,1172989.8%
58Upper Iowa UniversityIA$66,9311296.5%
59Fresno Pacific UniversityCA$66,7782064.1%
60University of Illinois ChicagoIL$66,6943377.3%
61Carroll UniversityWI$66,6892966.8%
62Washburn UniversityKS$66,32545
63Long Island UniversityNY$66,243586.2%
64Appalachian State UniversityNC$66,2275190.1%
65Saint Mary's University of MinnesotaMN$66,1391292.8%
66Mercy College of OhioOH$66,0152193.2%
67Drexel UniversityPA$65,9994579.4%
68University of Wisconsin-MilwaukeeWI$65,4001490.7%
69Bellevue UniversityNE$65,24279
70University of Nevada-Las VegasNV$64,9265696.2%
71California State University-Long BeachCA$64,63314646.3%
72National Louis UniversityIL$64,4302595.1%
73Missouri Baptist UniversityMO$64,3481468.6%
74Davenport UniversityMI$64,2473697.8%
75Indiana Wesleyan University-National & GlobalIN$64,03647
76Fisher CollegeMA$63,505770.7%
77Southern New Hampshire UniversityNH$63,2921,06499.5%
78College of Our Lady of the ElmsMA$62,641785.3%
79Roberts Wesleyan UniversityNY$62,4551570.6%
80SUNY Polytechnic InstituteNY$62,2881481.4%
81Trevecca Nazarene UniversityTN$62,2591869.4%
82Metropolitan State University of DenverCO$62,2505098.8%
83Columbia CollegeMO$62,06028
84Southern Illinois University-CarbondaleIL$61,8075286.9%
85University of Mount OliveNC$61,7584075.8%
86Ohio University-Main CampusOH$61,5384985%
87Ohio University-Lancaster CampusOH$61,5388
88Bowling Green State University-Main CampusOH$61,4832581%
89Texas State UniversityTX$60,8958389.3%
90California State University-NorthridgeCA$60,74012193.5%
91The University of Texas at DallasTX$60,60210665.1%
92University of Houston-Clear LakeTX$60,4194690.5%
93Grand Canyon UniversityAZ$60,32833778.9%
94Colorado Christian UniversityCO$60,11525
95Western Kentucky UniversityKY$60,1035093.9%
96National UniversityCA$59,95643
97Rutgers University-New BrunswickNJ$59,9211158.1%
98SUNY College of Technology at CantonNY$59,7007892.2%
99Coastal Carolina UniversitySC$59,5751575.3%
100Arcadia UniversityPA$59,441780.2%

Showing the top 100 of 179 colleges that report earnings. 165 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 Health Administration graduates?

Georgetown University ($143,686), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ($110,204), George Washington University ($92,810), Barry University ($89,971), University of Pittsburgh-Greensburg ($83,516) report the highest median earnings four years after graduation.

How much do Health Administration majors make?

The median across 179 colleges is $60,740 four years after graduation. By college it runs from $38,591 to $143,686.

Which colleges have the biggest Health Administration programs?

By bachelor's degrees awarded in a year: Southern New Hampshire University (1,064), The University of Arizona Global Campus (450), Grand Canyon University (337), University of Central Florida (333), University of North Carolina at Charlotte (263).

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 "Health and Medical Administrative Services". Earnings are medians for graduates who received federal financial aid, working and not enrolled, four years after a bachelor's degree.