2021 Top Colleges for Health Professions in AmericaAbout this List

The Top Colleges for Health Professions ranking is based on key statistics and student reviews using data from the U.S. Department of Education. The ranking compares the top colleges that offer degrees in health professions in the U.S. Read more on how this ranking was calculated.

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Northwestern University
4 Year
Evanston, IL
Rating 3.68 out of 5 1,414 reviews
#14 Best Colleges in America
Freshman: Northwestern is definitely an academically rigorous school, but the amount of resources provided to its students makes success attainable. The Northwestern faculty goes above and beyond to ensure that their students have the support they need, not only to promote strong academics, but also all facets of health. Also, the student body at Northwestern is incredible! Everyone is extremely kind and inclusive. Thus, despite the rigor of the classes at NU--and the stress that such rigor entails--I have had such a positive experience that has made it all worth it!
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9% Acceptance Rate
$26,196 Net Price
1440-1550 SAT Range
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Tulane University
4 Year
New Orleans, LA
Rating 3.73 out of 5 1,572 reviews
#66 Best Colleges in America
Niche User: Tulane's campus is just about the most beautiful campus I've ever seen. Following my tour, I went to talk to an admissions counselor and he was incredibly helpful with my questions about being deferred from early action, merit based aid I could receive, and any additional information I could provide to the university that might make me a better candidate. I ended up being put on the waitlist in early marsh, and I once again reached out to the admissions faculty. They were helpful and understanding. I ended up not only being accepted off the waitlist, but I also received a VERY generous merit scholarship and will be attending in the fall! Roll Wave!
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13% Acceptance Rate
$40,783 Net Price
1360-1520 SAT Range
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Washington University in St. Louis
4 Year
Saint Louis, MO
Rating 4.08 out of 5 1,470 reviews
#15 Best Colleges in America
Sophomore: As a parent of a sophmore in Visual Arts and Writing programs, I feel so grateful she got in. First of all she got a full ride, they removed a massive strain off of our family and did it completely and thoroughly. She had met and spoken with several faculty members before applying (Early Decision) and visited the campus, and they were so helpful and supportive it really allowed us to make a confident Early Decision. My daughter is gifted, but shy shy shy, and her mother is Brazilian, so VERY attached and we worried about sending her away. It was tough, but the support of programs like Deneb Stars and the many other programs (including late night escorts for safety) allowed her to make the leap and find her feet. Once the pandemic hit, WashU was amongst the first half dozen schools to move online (they are now hybrid, my daughter is working from home). The faculty and admin prioritized their health first, while the coursework has remained rigorous. She is thriving. A+ response Washu!
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14% Acceptance Rate
$27,108 Net Price
1480-1560 SAT Range
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SUNY Downstate Medical Center
4 Year
Brooklyn, NY
Rating 3.67 out of 5 57 reviews
Junior: Since the accelerated nursing program is under a new director, it’s normal to see change and uncertainty throughout the program. However, with the support and help of faculty, the changes are miniscule and haven’t been hard to deal with.
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University of Wisconsin
4 Year
Madison, WI
Rating 3.87 out of 5 3,202 reviews
#61 Best Colleges in America
Freshman: UW-Madison is a great college! I personally enjoyed the social scene and the beautiful campus. Not only are there multiple course options, but most of the courses offered are extremely interesting. The classes can be time-consuming and difficult depending on your major of study. The hard-work pays off though. Professors are really understanding, especially because of the current pandemic. Madison has a great support system for their students and offers really great resources for tutoring. There is also a great variety of extracurriculars at Wisconsin. If you are interested in joining a fraternity or a sorority, rest assured that Madison's Greek life is very active. If Greek life isn't your style, there are still plenty of other ways to make friends and have fun. Weekends are always a good time at Madison. The bar scene on-campus is fun as well. A good rule of thumb for future UW-Madison students is "Work hard, play hard." Attending UW-Madison will produce a fun college experience!
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54% Acceptance Rate
$16,103 Net Price
1300-1480 SAT Range
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University of Florida
4 Year
Gainesville, FL
Rating 3.87 out of 5 7,565 reviews
#56 Best Colleges in America
Senior: Academically, UF is a great school. However, it is very competitive, and if you make it in, you will absolutely be pushed. I have found that the level of support you get from faculty really depends on your major--when I was in a large degree like biology, I felt left behind and replaceable (my current major is wildlife ecology and it is AMAZING). UF does have some great programs in place to help you succeed, but you are expected to pursue those on your own--no one will be checking in on you or holding your hand. Just like any big university, UF is a business--you are an academic and financial asset.
Professors here are brilliant, and most of them want to help you. There are fantastic study abroad opportunities, scholarship opportunities, and well-run extracurricular clubs. DON'T stay on campus or get a meal plan!
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37% Acceptance Rate
$10,457 Net Price
1310-1470 SAT Range
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Boston University
4 Year
Boston, MA
Rating 3.65 out of 5 3,415 reviews
#55 Best Colleges in America
Sophomore: BU is a wonderful school located in the heart of Boston, granting students access to all the sights of the city in addition to other college students. The university has an incredible staff, clubs for every interest, and a great community feel. You never have to worry about working out because you can walk miles from one end of the campus to the other. Additionally, the campus is used for events such as concerts, and so there is always something to do outside of BU right outside your door. The only drawback is that sometimes it is hard to get that college feel because of how close the city is, but a quick visit to the BU Beach to overlook the Charles River helps one feel like they have had some time with nature. Overall, it is a fantastic school!
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19% Acceptance Rate
$29,479 Net Price
1340-1510 SAT Range
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Wheaton College - Illinois
4 Year
Wheaton, IL
Rating 3.97 out of 5 635 reviews
#123 Best Colleges in America
Freshman: I am so grateful for choosing Wheaton. As a freshman, I already feel very at home here. Even in the midst of a pandemic, Wheaton has been extremely intentional about building community. Also, in my opinion, Wheaton has managed the COVID-19 situation very wisely. Statistically, there have been very few cases and no mass outbreaks on campus. It is a very friendly community with great opportunities for deep relationships with peers and faculty. The faculty care very much about their students. It is a very vibrant academic environment with a focused, analytical, and holistic approach to the liberal arts. Students are overall very academically motivated and genuinely enthused about their coursework. Faith and learning are truly integrated here in a beautiful way. The words “for Christ and His Kingdom” accurately describe life here. I highly recommend visiting!
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85% Acceptance Rate
$28,795 Net Price
1220-1440 SAT Range
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SUNY Upstate Medical University
4 Year
Syracuse, NY
Rating 3.26 out of 5 62 reviews
Senior: Very underrated, will be graduating this May. Love the institution and their top-notch doctors. They have expanded a lot since I started here 4 years ago with the simulation center and research facilities. The faculty and professors are really helpful and want their students to succeed.
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Brigham Young University
4 Year
Provo, UT
Rating 4.02 out of 5 8,063 reviews
#90 Best Colleges in America
Freshman: The very first thing that I loved the most about BYU, was the beautiful campus! It is such a beautiful environment everywhere you go, and so peaceful, providing a lot of study places and opportunities. Every one here is motivated and focused with their studies giving great opportunity to be in a professional and influential environment. There are so many opportunities and resources everywhere you go! The professors, staff, and administration are all so encouraging and supportive. Going to BYU provides you with a safe, comfortable place to study what you love at an advanced level. It's a positive and great environment to learn and grow!
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67% Acceptance Rate
$13,340 Net Price
1210-1420 SAT Range
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University of Minnesota - Rochester
4 Year
Rochester, MN
Rating 3.52 out of 5 167 reviews
#395 Best Colleges in America
Senior: I love the classroom style! The focus is on group work where you learn together and try to solve problems rather than attending a lecture and taking notes. Classrooms always have more than one teacher in them so students can get more individualized help and different view points from different teachers. Sometimes, classrooms will have teachers from different departments all teaching one topic (for example, a math teacher, a psych teacher, and a chemistry teacher all talking about the distributions of Skittles flavors, the recognition of Skittles and their flavors, and the sour acids in the Skittles respectively).
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grade B+
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60% Acceptance Rate
$16,314 Net Price
1040-1250 SAT Range
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University of Texas - Austin
4 Year
Austin, TX
Rating 3.96 out of 5 6,250 reviews
#57 Best Colleges in America
Freshman: The Texas culture and Austin city vibes are very prominent at this university. There never seems to be a dull day since the city sights and diverse cuisine surround the campus at walking distance. And if it's a bit far, an Austin city electric scooter is definitely somewhere nearby as a fun alternative transportation method. The view of the Texas capital reminds Longhorns that this campus is a catalyst for change. The only qualm I have has to do with the small dorm rooms. But there are several apartment buildings near by that are top quality. And to make things even better, Austin bus transportation is free to UT Longhorns. If you are still hesitant about UT, take a tour of the campus or ask another current Longhorn about their experience to really get a sense of the community and lively energy I'm talking about!
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32% Acceptance Rate
$15,502 Net Price
1230-1480 SAT Range
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Loma Linda University
4 Year
Loma Linda, CA
Rating 3.89 out of 5 405 reviews
Junior: Loma Linda University is a faith based educational institution that offers various programs such as medicine, dentistry, religion, and many more. The campus has a very diverse group of students from different backgrounds and ethnicities. In the program that I am currently, which is Clinical Laboratory Sciences, it is a very vigorous course with many hours of instruction and tons of hands on application and practice. My program is also followed by an entire year of clinical experience to apply all the things we have learned in our previous year of theory. I have found that the lectures are very informative and contain all the information you need in order to be successful in this field.
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The Ohio State University
4 Year
Columbus, OH
Rating 3.88 out of 5 5,439 reviews
#92 Best Colleges in America
Freshman: My overall experience as a first-year has been interesting, especially since I haven’t been able to fully experience all the things this campus has to offer. One of the most beneficial resources OSU has provided me were peer mentors: I don’t think I’d be able to go through anything without them, especially since we hadn’t gotten a proper orientation. My professors were super accommodating and compassionate this semester, my coursework was easy to complete timely (since we can’t really go out much), and everyone I’ve interacted with have been nothing but kind! There are also a ton of resources and programs to get involved in. I really can’t wait for my next few years here!
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54% Acceptance Rate
$18,706 Net Price
1250-1460 SAT Range
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Bastyr University
4 Year
Kenmore, WA
Rating 3.78 out of 5 190 reviews
Junior: Bastyr is a fantastic science-based institution for alternative medicine! The professors and degree programs are top-notch! My only criticism is with the offices (like financial, IT, admissions), you really have to advocate for yourself to get things done.
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University of South Florida
4 Year
Tampa, FL
Rating 3.77 out of 5 6,951 reviews
#118 Best Colleges in America
Sophomore: I really like all of the different aspects of USF. The community is really active & always engaging in student life. USF has great school spirit. You can really see students come together at different events like Bulls Market, sporting events, organizational meetings, etc. There is something for everyone at USF & you will never feel alone. USF also has excellent resources for many different things. Student jobs, internships, work study programs, etc. You can always stay up to date and connected with the latest changes related to you area of study. There are always opportunities presenting itself. The school staff, such as professors & advisors are extremely welcoming. They are always willing to help you figure out what you may be looking for. USF is also placed in a decent area. There's lots to do around the area of Tampa. Students can become connected with other students on & off of campus! Overall, as a growing university, USF is a really great place to seek an academic degree.
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48% Acceptance Rate
$9,787 Net Price
1170-1330 SAT Range
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Baylor University
4 Year
Waco, TX
Rating 3.77 out of 5 4,263 reviews
#137 Best Colleges in America
Freshman: Overall, the professors I have had at Baylor so far have been great! They seem to be well educated over the courses they are teaching but with COVID-19 it is hard to make it engaging. When it comes to the campus itself, it feels quite homey, but I wish there were more study spots open, mostly an issue with COVID-19 closing many areas on campus. Dining hall food gets boring after a while especially when you are a picky eater. There is a lot to do in the area and it is a great break from studying. Coffee shops in the area are amazing and definitely a 10/10 recommend. The dorms are nice, at least from the ones I have seen although I have heard community bathrooms do seem to be an issue for those who live in those types of dorms. Lastly, with COVID-19 again, it is hard interacting with others making it difficult to make friends but the people I have met so far, are great!
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45% Acceptance Rate
$38,372 Net Price
1200-1380 SAT Range
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Emory University
4 Year
Atlanta, GA
Rating 3.8 out of 5 1,535 reviews
#40 Best Colleges in America
Freshman: I'm finishing up my first year at Oxford College of Emory University, and I've loved it! There's a strong sense of community that I've never felt anywhere else, and all the people are really nice. The student body is incredibly smart, while also being down-to-earth, laidback, and cooperative rather than competitive. The education I receive is second to none, and my professors have been extremely insightful, personable, and accommodating. The campus itself is beautiful, with the tree-filled quad, the nature trail, and the new student center. The main drawback is the food, as, even though the quality is great, there are only really 2 food options on campus and they get repetitive fast. UberEats and DoorDash are lifesavers. Oxford College of Emory University has become my new home, and I can't wait to go back next year.
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16% Acceptance Rate
$25,942 Net Price
1360-1530 SAT Range
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University of Central Florida
4 Year
Orlando, FL
Rating 3.8 out of 5 21,551 reviews
#149 Best Colleges in America
Freshman: This school is perfect for the student that wants to move off into their own little city full of college students, where you can live your own independent lifestyle, and learn how to be a true adult, while also learning from the best in each field of learning. Being one of the largest schools in the entire country, UCF is uniquely diverse in the student population, meaning you'll meet people from all over the world, all walks of life. The life you live at the University of Central Florida is second only to none. If you have been accepted to the University of Central Florida, ACCEPT THE OFFER! You will not regret it.
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44% Acceptance Rate
$11,617 Net Price
1170-1340 SAT Range
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University of Texas at Dallas
4 Year
Richardson, TX
Rating 3.71 out of 5 2,328 reviews
#188 Best Colleges in America
Freshman: Good school for academics, especially for technology-based majors. Lots of academic clubs, and also several for card, board, and role-playing games. There's even an orchestra that only plays music from video games and anime! Additionally, this school has one of the best esports teams in the nation. It's a great environment for those who are happy to be a little bit geeky. What's great to me is that it doesn't matter what religion you practice, what race you are, your gender or orientation, your political views, or your major; generally speaking, people are pretty inviting and will readily form small groups to play games together, study, or just hang out. It's easy to find a home here even if you aren't normally the social type because there are so many interests represented.
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79% Acceptance Rate
$10,455 Net Price
1240-1460 SAT Range
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University of Pittsburgh
4 Year
Pittsburgh, PA
Rating 3.72 out of 5 4,100 reviews
#108 Best Colleges in America
Alum: I loved attending the University of Pittsburgh for my undergraduate education. I was involved in a very difficult and demanding nursing curriculum but the education was great and prepared me very well for the profession. Even with a difficult major the sense of community at Pitt was always positive and with plenty of activities to choose from and on top of that, the school is located to the city of Pittsburgh! The school gives you a Pitt ID that gives you free access to the bus system which really encourages students to explore the city and opportunity to explore neighborhoods, restaurants, museums (also free with ID). Overall my professors were phenomenal and passionate about teaching us students. Choosing Pitt for college was one of the best decisions I ever made!
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57% Acceptance Rate
$22,600 Net Price
1260-1440 SAT Range
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University of Richmond
4 Year
University of Richmond, VA
Rating 3.87 out of 5 731 reviews
#62 Best Colleges in America
Sophomore: I am a rising sophomore. Overall, my freshman year was good, but not great. My expectations were too high. The truth is that college is completely what you make of it. At UR resources and opportunities are plentiful. Students must take the initiative in order to have a great college experience just like at any other university. The academics are challenging, but not overwhelming. One aspect that disappointed me was how dominating greek life is on campus and the VAST majority of frat bros/girls are rich white people who are very cliquey. (To ensure validity, this is coming from an upper-middle class white male not in a frat). I lost several close friends because they rushed frats and never hung out with me and my other friends every again... In summary, the social situation is not ideal, but you can still easily find your group of people and have a wonderful time! Other pros: the dining hall and gym are amazing and basketball games are hype! All campus workers are angels! Go Spiders!
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28% Acceptance Rate
$25,282 Net Price
1290-1460 SAT Range
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University of the Sciences
4 Year
Philadelphia, PA
Rating 3.39 out of 5 566 reviews
#303 Best Colleges in America
Sophomore: Although I have only completed my first year of college at University of the Sciences, it was one of the best years of my life. Not only am I surrounded by fellow peers and classmates who have the same love and respect for education, but every staff member I have created a connection with work very hard to help us succeed in our courses! My professors made sure to involve themselves in every way, including check-ins, offering a helping hand, and genuine conversations involving life advice. Although my academic performance is a major priority, my mental and physical health was also a huge priority and frequently evaluated. Staff members took the time to make sure that their students were not only consumed by studies. This leads to many organizations, extra curriculars, clubs, and sports being created for students to have other hobbies during free time. With the care of experienced staff members, Usciences is a fun environment, but also a great place for success in higher education!
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grade B+
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71% Acceptance Rate
$34,888 Net Price
1120-1310 SAT Range
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New York University
4 Year
New York, NY
Rating 3.73 out of 5 5,348 reviews
#51 Best Colleges in America
Sophomore: I absolutely love NYU. I study at the College of Arts and Sciences as a student on track for pre-med and I absolutely love the diversity and resources available to me. Everything about the campus is perfect. I wasn't one to really care about having the "traditional college experience" from sports, to having an actual solidified area for the campus, so NYU was absolutely perfect for me. I feel as if I am just living in the city and taking classes, and everyone here is so friendly and motivating. This is an amazing environment if you want to work hard and succeed academically and career-wise, and occasionally indulge in a little bit of fun in the social scene. The dorms are so great, I was in Lipton Hall my first year and it is honestly so nice, bright, cozy, and clean. There is a food hall as a part of my dorm that offers so many different selections (and also caters to your dietary needs like vegan food). I love NYU so much and you should definitely apply here!
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16% Acceptance Rate
$37,739 Net Price
1350-1530 SAT Range
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University of Virginia
4 Year
Charlottesville, VA
Rating 3.88 out of 5 2,246 reviews
#29 Best Colleges in America
Alum: I really enjoyed my experience at UVA. Not only did I make more lifelong friends, I branched out and took the first few steps towards becoming an adult. I got a job, and for the first time in the life, I had to balance the stress of a job and schoolwork. Talk about adulthood! Not only does UVA have amazing places for students to study, they also have an arousing nightlife if you just want to take the night off. The Corner was always my favorite place to hangout because it contained my favorite restaurants: Bodo's Bagels ( I normally got the sausage and egg on plain bagel), Roots (I normally got the El Jeffe), and The White Spot (their signature burger is de-lish)! If I could go bac to undergrad, I would not do anything different. I had so much fun at UVA, and I had awesome friends that I made memories with.
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24% Acceptance Rate
$17,579 Net Price
1340-1520 SAT Range
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Colorado State University
4 Year
Fort Collins, CO
Rating 3.77 out of 5 3,999 reviews
Freshman: Although my experience has been abnormal thus far due to the pandemic, I feel fairly confident in reporting that CSU is a great school. My parents and brother are all alumni, and my dad often says that college was the best experience of his life. The facilities are top of the line, students are extremely friendly, and I feel like I am getting my money's worth academically. The honors program is well designed and a great option for students who want a customized, challenging, fun, and fulfilling experience. Professors have generally been very knowledgeable, understanding, and helpful. I was debating between attending CU Boulder and CSU, and I am BEYOND grateful that I chose CSU. The overall atmosphere is much more friendly, laidback, and accepting. It is also less expensive than most over 4 year colleges in Colorado. While I have a general issue with the institution of universities in general, I feel that CSU is one of the best. I completely recommend CSU for anyone who is interested!
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81% Acceptance Rate
$16,793 Net Price
1070-1290 SAT Range
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Rio Salado College
2 Year
Tempe, AZ
Rating 3.89 out of 5 487 reviews
Sophomore: Rio Salado College is an excellent college. All classes are offered online. The best thing about it is that every Monday a class starts. You can sign up any Monday for a class you don’t have to wait for the next semester as soon as you’re done with the class you can enroll for another one right away I graduated with an infant and toddler development certificate a couple years back with a minimal time. It has been a great experience to take courses in that college. I am also working on my associates in AAS in early childhood education through that college. I love that college it is one of the best online colleges I have ever attended. It is great for stay home moms. They can work at night, in the morning, and while kids are napping. It is very convenient I love going to Rio Salado online college. It is a great college.
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100% Acceptance Rate
$8,897 Net Price
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Russell Sage College
4 Year
Troy, NY
Rating 3.43 out of 5 518 reviews
Junior: My professors are so incredibly supportive and helpful! They want everyone to succeed. They also push you and challenge you to do your absolute best. The community is very welcoming. The school is small, so you get a lot of one on one time with professors. They actually know you as a person. The admissions team is great! There are a lot of opportunities for students in need such as HEOP and CSTEP. There are a lot of very valuable services available to students that are free, such as tutoring, career planning and health programs. I really enjoying having 2 campuses, one in Albany and one in Troy. Overall, I love my school and I’m so happy that I choose to study there!
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85% Acceptance Rate
$23,659 Net Price
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