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Cell Biology and Anatomy Programs in the Northeast (2026)

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Part of Best Biological Sciences Colleges in the Northeast

Regional list from Cell Biology and Anatomical Sciences Programs by Earnings

This page ranks the 6 Cell Biology and Anatomical Sciences programs in the Northeast by the median earnings of Cell Biology and Anatomical Sciences graduates four years after completing. Harvard University ranks 1st on this list, reporting $117,816 for its graduates four years after completing.

Across the listed programs, the figure ranges from $117,816 to $70,021, with a median of $77,412.

4 of the schools are public and 2 are private nonprofit. CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice posts the lowest average net price on the page at $3,203, while Rutgers University-New Brunswick ranks 30th on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions.

Note: some debt figures on this page reflect school-wide student debt, not debt for this major.

The ranked list

6 schools in list order
RankSchoolProgram EarningsAverage net priceNet price, families under $30KAdmission rate
1Harvard University · Cambridge, MA$117,816$19,066$8,6973.7%
Harvard University reports median earnings of $117,816 for its Cell Biology and Anatomical Sciences graduates four years after completing and admits 4% of applicants.
2Yale University · New Haven, CT$92,646$23,777$17,6333.9%
Yale University reports median federal debt of $19,500 among Cell Biology and Anatomical Sciences completers who borrowed and median earnings of $92,646 for its Cell Biology and Anatomical Sciences graduates four years after completing.
3University of Rhode Island · Kingston, RI$77,681$21,440$14,36872.2%
University of Rhode Island, a public university in Kingston, ranks 3rd on this list and shows an admission rate of 72%.
4CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice · New York, NY$77,144$3,203$1,07357.1%
CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice posts an average net price of $3,203 and median earnings of $77,144 for its Cell Biology and Anatomical Sciences graduates four years after completing.
5University of Connecticut · Storrs, CT$73,120$25,097$15,19352.4%
University of Connecticut ranks 105th on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions and lists 159 graduates in the earnings cohort.
6Rutgers University-New Brunswick · New Brunswick, NJ$70,021$24,406$16,34358.2%
Rutgers University-New Brunswick ranks 30th on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions and reports median earnings of $70,021 for its Cell Biology and Anatomical Sciences graduates four years after completing.

How this list is ordered

Programs are ordered by the median earnings of their Cell Biology and Anatomical Sciences graduates four years after completing, highest first. Only programs with a reported earnings cohort in the Northeast appear. The median earnings of federally aided Cell Biology and Anatomical Sciences completers who were working and not enrolled four years after completing. It does not adjust for graduate school enrollment, cost, or who enrolls, and it is not a measure of teaching quality. The range and median below cover the 6 schools with a published figure. Harvard University leads Yale University by $25,170, and the spread from Harvard University to the bottom of the list is $47,795.