Compare 72 Public Health. programs in the South. Average earnings: $42,709.
| Rank | School | Program Earnings | Cohort Size | Student Debt | Student GPS | Parent Debt | Parent GPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #51 | $37,319 | 15 | $27,000 | High | $25,775 | High | |
| #52 | $37,319 | 43 | $20,500 | Challenging | $20,305 | High | |
| #53 | West Virginia UniversityPublic | $37,256 | 72 | $22,500 | Challenging | $32,980 | High |
| #54 | Duke UniversityPrivate | $37,208 | 47 | $13,000 | Manageable | $27,998 | High |
| #55 | $37,043 | 78 | $17,527 | Manageable | $12,313 | High | |
| #56 | University Of KentuckyPublic | $36,957 | 74 | $22,500 | Challenging | $30,006 | High |
| #57 | $35,698 | 130 | $22,750 | Challenging | $48,666 | High | |
| #58 | $35,691 | 46 | $18,000 | Challenging | $11,916 | High | |
| #59 | $35,119 | 72 | $18,750 | Challenging | $10,000 | High | |
| #60 | Georgia State UniversityPublic | $34,761 | 99 | $20,903 | Challenging | $14,837 | High |
| #61 | The University Of TampaPrivate | $34,416 | 30 | $24,211 | High | $53,549 | High |
| #62 | $34,019 | 118 | $21,983 | High | $19,433 | High | |
| #63 | $33,628 | 31 | $24,000 | High | $17,755 | High | |
| #64 | $33,062 | 38 | $15,000 | Challenging | $10,000 | High | |
| #65 | University Of The OzarksPrivate | $32,564 | 21 | $20,875 | High | $9,875 | High |
| #66 | University Of LouisvillePublic | $31,824 | 64 | $20,500 | High | $20,717 | High |
| #67 | $27,669 | 21 | $24,053 | High | $39,909 | High | |
| #68 | Austin CollegePrivate | $27,514 | 26 | $24,500 | High | $30,413 | High |
| #69 | Mercer UniversityPrivate | $27,108 | 52 | $24,199 | High | $20,000 | High |
| #70 | $25,194 | 33 | $20,000 | High | $14,229 | High | |
| #71 | $25,122 | 59 | $22,500 | High | $14,301 | High | |
| #72 | Baylor UniversityPrivate | $23,096 | 39 | $23,000 | High | $50,786 | 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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