Compare 56 Health and Wellness, General. programs in the South. Average earnings: $41,868.
| Rank | School | Program Earnings | Cohort Size | Student Debt | Student GPS | Parent Debt | Parent GPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #26 | $41,051 | 136 | $16,624 | Manageable | $12,269 | Challenging | |
| #27 | $41,024 | 58 | $29,000 | Challenging | $19,929 | High | |
| #28 | $40,769 | 47 | $22,095 | Manageable | $18,310 | High | |
| #29 | $40,658 | 59 | $23,409 | Manageable | $18,080 | High | |
| #30 | $40,655 | 24 | $12,950 | Good | $8,107 | Manageable | |
| #31 | $40,007 | 51 | $22,189 | Manageable | $13,672 | High | |
| #32 | $39,583 | 22 | $22,000 | Manageable | $10,492 | High | |
| #33 | Howard UniversityPrivate | $39,485 | 10 | $24,500 | Challenging | $58,682 | High |
| #34 | Shepherd UniversityPublic | $39,351 | 21 | $21,600 | Manageable | $21,546 | High |
| #35 | $37,331 | 300 | $17,804 | Manageable | $32,258 | High | |
| #36 | $36,452 | 214 | $23,548 | Challenging | $16,223 | High | |
| #37 | University Of DelawarePublic | $35,637 | 78 | $24,572 | High | $43,000 | High |
| #38 | $35,031 | 72 | $26,000 | High | $13,815 | High | |
| #39 | $34,103 | 71 | $27,000 | High | $16,012 | High | |
| #40 | Clayton State UniversityPublic | $34,006 | 92 | $25,706 | High | $12,973 | High |
| #41 | Spalding UniversityPrivate | $33,822 | 23 | $25,250 | High | $17,500 | High |
| #42 | $32,257 | 185 | $17,236 | Challenging | $15,000 | High | |
| #43 | Angelo State UniversityPublic | $31,780 | 47 | $20,000 | High | $15,000 | High |
| #44 | $31,582 | 40 | $23,250 | High | $16,000 | High | |
| #45 | $30,904 | 29 | $28,250 | High | $18,497 | High | |
| #46 | $30,522 | 70 | $23,970 | High | $15,047 | High | |
| #47 | The University Of TampaPrivate | $28,598 | 78 | $24,211 | High | $53,549 | High |
| #48 | $28,490 | 45 | $24,779 | High | $19,136 | High | |
| #49 | Spelman CollegePrivate | $28,357 | 40 | $25,000 | High | $109,807 | High |
| #50 | $27,611 | 67 | $21,983 | High | $19,433 | High |
Our program rankings answer: "Which schools have the best outcomes for graduates of this specific major?"
Unlike traditional rankings that measure overall school quality, these rankings focus on program-level outcomes. A school that's #200 overall might have a top-10 nursing program — and that matters if you're studying nursing.
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