In its 37th annual report, U.S. News’ rankings analyzed 1,466 U.S. universities on 17 measures of academic quality. Some of the factors measured included peer survey results, graduation rate, how the fall 2020 entering class performed in high school, and more. To read more on methods, click here.
Below are the top 10 universities with healthcare programs and their overall ranking.
6. University of Chicago
8. University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia)
9. Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore) (tie)
9. Northwestern University (Evanston, Ill.) (tie)
14. Brown University (Providence, R.I.) (tie)
14. Washington University (St. Louis) (tie)
17. Cornell University (Ithaca, N.Y.) (tie)
19. University of Notre Dame (Ind.)
20. University of California Los Angeles
21. Emory University (Atlanta)
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