95 Health Professions colleges in the Northeast with strong social mobility outcomes. Average earnings: $66,845.
Top Health Professions graduates on this list earn over $125,557—and these schools actually serve the students who need them most. With mobility scores at the 60th percentile or above, these 80 programs deliver both access and results.
Mcphs University leads the rankings, producing Health Professions graduates earning $125,557 while maintaining a 75th percentile mobility score. At $66,633 in average earnings across the list, these schools prove that serving low-income students doesn't mean compromising on graduate outcomes.
Mcphs University serves 28% Pell Grant recipients—students from families earning under $60,000—while still producing graduates earning $125,557. Even better: graduates face just a 10% payment burden, landing in the 'Excellent' category. These schools deliver both access AND affordability.
| Rank | School | Graduate Earnings | Student Debt | Student GPS | Parent Debt | Parent GPS | Mobility |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Mcphs UniversityPrivate | $125,557 | $25,000 | Excellent | $46,544 | Manageable | 84th percentile mobility |
| #2 | University Of PennsylvaniaPrivate | $111,371 | $15,715 | Excellent | $33,124 | Good | 93th percentile mobility |
| #3 | $111,027 | $15,250 | Excellent | $8,636 | Excellent | 78th percentile mobility | |
| #4 | Cornell UniversityPrivate | $104,043 | $14,000 | Good | $38,000 | High | 96th percentile mobility |
| #5 | Boston CollegePrivate | $103,937 | $19,000 | Excellent | $45,000 | Manageable | 90th percentile mobility |
| #6 | Villanova UniversityPrivate | $100,423 | $25,874 | Excellent | $40,000 | Manageable | 82th percentile mobility |
| #7 | Brown UniversityPrivate | $93,487 | $11,428 | Excellent | $48,245 | Manageable | 90th percentile mobility |
| #8 | Northeastern UniversityPrivate | $92,538 | $24,250 | Excellent | $34,984 | Manageable | 81th percentile mobility |
| #9 | Providence CollegePrivate | $87,054 | $27,000 | Excellent | $46,300 | Challenging | 80th percentile mobility |
| #10 | $86,881 | $25,500 | Excellent | $42,436 | Manageable | 75th percentile mobility | |
| #11 | Manhattan UniversityPrivate | $86,316 | $26,000 | Excellent | $56,630 | Challenging | 75th percentile mobility |
| #12 | Drexel UniversityPrivate | $84,648 | $25,325 | Excellent | $40,932 | Challenging | 94th percentile mobility |
| #13 | Quinnipiac UniversityPrivate | $83,759 | $26,000 | Excellent | $64,334 | Challenging | 75th percentile mobility |
| #14 | Boston UniversityPrivate | $83,238 | $23,250 | Excellent | $39,000 | High | 95th percentile mobility |
| #15 | Tufts UniversityPrivate | $83,214 | $16,250 | Excellent | $38,325 | Manageable | 90th percentile mobility |
| #16 | New York UniversityPrivate | $82,509 | $20,500 | Excellent | $64,795 | High | 96th percentile mobility |
| #17 | Binghamton UniversityPublic | $80,596 | $18,500 | Excellent | $27,270 | Excellent | 97th percentile mobility |
| #18 | Syracuse UniversityPrivate | $79,164 | $26,000 | Good | $39,841 | High | 90th percentile mobility |
| #19 | University Of RochesterPrivate | $79,042 | $21,000 | Excellent | $30,000 | Good | 89th percentile mobility |
| #20 | Molloy UniversityPrivate | $77,789 | $27,000 | Excellent | $39,248 | Good | 76th percentile mobility |
| #21 | Thomas Jefferson UniversityPrivate | $77,449 | $14,744 | Excellent | $32,255 | Good | 82th percentile mobility |
| #22 | $76,571 | $26,778 | Excellent | $35,625 | Good | 90th percentile mobility | |
| #23 | $76,124 | $19,000 | Excellent | $51,114 | Challenging | 90th percentile mobility | |
| #24 | Adelphi UniversityPrivate | $75,482 | $25,000 | Excellent | $48,005 | Manageable | 81th percentile mobility |
| #25 | Duquesne UniversityPrivate | $74,742 | $26,244 | Excellent | $57,511 | High | 78th percentile mobility |
Our social mobility rankings answer: "Which schools deliver the best outcomes for students from low-income backgrounds?"
This is not simply "which schools admit the most low-income students" — it's which schools both serve low-income students and deliver strong earnings outcomes.
Data based on 2024-2025 Dept of Education reporting standards. Learn about our methodology →
