Majors

Best Colleges for Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, by Earnings

329 of the colleges we track award a bachelor's degree in Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, about 17,634 degrees a year. Across the 136 that report earnings, graduates make a median of $60,004 four years after finishing.

RankCollegeStateMedian earnings, 4 years outDegrees a yearAcceptance rate
1Touro UniversityNY$135,74224860.8%
2Valparaiso UniversityIN$115,0954489.4%
3University of DelawareDE$107,69510070.6%
4Mercyhurst UniversityPA$83,8122081%
5Pennsylvania Western UniversityPA$83,1944494.3%
6Dominican University of CaliforniaCA$82,9111683.5%
7Nova Southeastern UniversityFL$82,727873.2%
8University of KentuckyKY$82,5339392.9%
9California State University-StanislausCA$80,6303398.1%
10Mercy College of OhioOH$80,4204593.2%
11Rider UniversityNJ$79,6642178.6%
12Boston UniversityMA$78,43115511.1%
13Stony Brook UniversityNY$77,07540149%
14Springfield CollegeMA$76,4173871.9%
15National UniversityCA$76,30519
16California State University-FresnoCA$76,26814695.3%
17Monmouth UniversityNJ$75,3538089%
18Southern New Hampshire UniversityNH$74,69330499.5%
19University of FloridaFL$74,15221324.2%
20Maryville University of Saint LouisMO$74,1144095.1%
21University of Minnesota-RochesterMN$74,07915971%
22University of MinnesotaMN$74,0794679.8%
23Northern Kentucky UniversityKY$73,4787867.7%
24American International CollegeMA$72,7471199.6%
25The University of TampaFL$72,53111440.3%
26Thomas Jefferson UniversityPA$71,60813481%
27Texas A&M UniversityTX$69,81535557.4%
28Wheaton CollegeIL$69,566587.4%
29Franklin Pierce UniversityNH$69,4495493.5%
30University of MissouriMO$69,33352878.5%
31California State University-ChicoCA$69,303692.7%
32University of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignIL$69,19512942.4%
33University of New EnglandME$69,1905591.6%
34Misericordia UniversityPA$68,4189870.9%
35California State University-East BayCA$68,23118897.4%
36Merrimack CollegeMA$68,2096370%
37Rutgers University-CamdenNJ$68,10812166.3%
38Rutgers University-New BrunswickNJ$68,1083758.1%
39Northwestern State University of LouisianaLA$67,7651292.5%
40Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health SciencesMA$67,6372385.2%
41California State University-SacramentoCA$67,18241694%
42University of MiamiFL$66,06410818.9%
43The University of Texas at DallasTX$65,61719665.1%
44San Francisco State UniversityCA$65,2527496.4%
45Missouri State University-SpringfieldMO$65,1273190.5%
46Towson UniversityMD$65,1081782%
47Wilmington UniversityDE$65,064132
48Bay Path UniversityMA$65,0182785.2%
49Azusa Pacific UniversityCA$64,7973188.4%
50Arizona State UniversityAZ$64,6968889.9%
51Moravian UniversityPA$64,5034754.2%
52Stockton UniversityNJ$63,29528988.9%
53University of Nevada-RenoNV$63,049273.7%
54Slippery Rock University of PennsylvaniaPA$63,00112671.5%
55DePaul UniversityIL$62,69312975.9%
56Utica UniversityNY$62,3698392%
57Otterbein UniversityOH$62,3642784.5%
58Carroll CollegeMT$62,2843070.9%
59Siena Heights UniversityMI$61,8342568.9%
60University of South DakotaSD$61,5187798.8%
61Husson UniversityME$61,2152181%
62Eastern Connecticut State UniversityCT$61,1906383%
63Spelman CollegeGA$60,9783924.9%
64University of the Incarnate WordTX$60,8393398.1%
65University of Colorado Colorado SpringsCO$60,6054097.4%
66CUNY York CollegeNY$60,34621264.1%
67University of HartfordCT$60,2744895.8%
68Howard UniversityDC$60,0474241.3%
69Portland State UniversityOR$59,96116490.9%
70California Baptist UniversityCA$59,8013084.9%
71The University of Texas Rio Grande ValleyTX$59,79412294.2%
72Spalding UniversityKY$59,7613199.5%
73Marymount UniversityVA$59,6454093.2%
74University of Missouri-Kansas CityMO$58,9737172.2%
75Texas Woman's UniversityTX$58,5856296.1%
76California State University-Channel IslandsCA$58,39621594.8%
77Lamar UniversityTX$57,5241386.4%
78Western Kentucky UniversityKY$57,2714993.9%
79Shepherd UniversityWV$56,9531496.8%
80University of South FloridaFL$56,4521,07843.2%
81Alvernia UniversityPA$56,2034958.1%
82University of Central FloridaFL$56,14885440.1%
83Keene State CollegeNH$55,913690.3%
84Rowan UniversityNJ$55,8391477.7%
85University of West FloridaFL$55,70410858.2%
86The University of Arizona Global CampusAZ$55,6893
87University of HoustonTX$54,47128573.9%
88Messiah UniversityPA$54,2564079%
89California State University-FullertonCA$54,2441790.5%
90Queens University of CharlotteNC$54,1701762.1%
91Florida Gulf Coast UniversityFL$54,00619863.4%
92University of Michigan-FlintMI$53,8862070.5%
93Georgia Southern UniversityGA$53,8264787.9%
94University of Minnesota-CrookstonMN$53,7761487.9%
95The University of Texas at San AntonioTX$53,7575986.8%
96University of Central MissouriMO$53,6771863.8%
97University of North FloridaFL$53,54027453.2%
98Spring Hill CollegeAL$52,8741576.6%
99Stephen F Austin State UniversityTX$52,7165694%
100The College of IdahoID$52,709249.1%

Showing the top 100 of 136 colleges that report earnings. 193 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 Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences graduates?

Touro University ($135,742), Valparaiso University ($115,095), University of Delaware ($107,695), Mercyhurst University ($83,812), Pennsylvania Western University ($83,194) report the highest median earnings four years after graduation.

How much do Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences majors make?

The median across 136 colleges is $60,004 four years after graduation. By college it runs from $40,140 to $135,742.

Which colleges have the biggest Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences programs?

By bachelor's degrees awarded in a year: University of South Florida (1,078), University of Central Florida (854), University of Missouri (528), California State University-Sacramento (416), Stony Brook University (401).

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