Outcomes-based program rankings.
Program outcomes at University of Minnesota-Rochester reflect the institution's specialized focus on health sciences education. With only one program available for federal earnings tracking, this page provides detailed analysis of the Health Services program that defines the university's mission and career outcomes.
Analyzing 1 programs with available earnings data.
The highlight below showcases University of Minnesota-Rochester's flagship Health Services program, which represents the institution's specialized educational focus.
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The table below details the Health Services program's national ranking, earnings outcomes, and enrollment data.
These sections represent the complete set of ranked undergraduate programs at University Of Minnesota-Rochester.
The Health Services program at University of Minnesota-Rochester ranks #3 nationally and #1 in Minnesota, demonstrating exceptional performance in health sciences education. With 117 graduates annually earning $64,840, the program combines specialized focus with strong career outcomes.
This program stands out for its top-tier national ranking and concentrated curriculum designed for healthcare careers. Students pursuing this path typically benefit from clear professional pathways and growing employment demand in healthcare sectors, making it well suited for career-focused students seeking specialized health sciences preparation.
| Program | National Rank | Median Earnings | Median Debt | Cohort Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General. | — | $74,079 |
University of Minnesota-Rochester's specialized focus on health sciences means program outcomes reflect a concentrated educational mission rather than diverse academic offerings. Rankings are based on federal College Scorecard data comparing median earnings, debt levels, and return on investment across similar programs nationally. The Health Services program's #3 national ranking reflects strong performance relative to comparable health sciences programs at other institutions. Cohort sizes of 117 graduates provide sufficient data confidence for earnings reporting, while the program's value score of 97.4 indicates exceptional return on investment when balancing educational costs against career outcomes. These metrics reflect labor-market results and post-graduation economic success rather than institutional prestige or academic reputation, helping students evaluate programs based on career and financial outcomes.
Median earnings 10 years post-enrollment
Debt burden relative to earnings
Institutional contribution to outcomes
| $27,732 |
| 143 |
Resources, cohort size, and graduation rates
Trajectory from early to mid-career
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