In 2010, 22 students graduated with certificates in allied health. The number of students which certificate programs graduate rose by 22 students. Southern Arkansas University Tech offers a total of one allied health program. Allied Health Schools in Camden, Arkansas

On average, 189 students graduate from programs in Fort Smith, AR in allied health each year. This accounts for 3% of students who schools in the state of Arkansas graduate from allied health programs. 59 students graduated with allied health certificates. Allied Health Schools in Fort Smith, Arkansas

157 students graduated with certificates in allied health. 19 students graduated with an associate's level allied health degree. 48 students graduated with a master's level allied health degree. Allied Health Schools in Bentonville, Arkansas

There is one school close to Mountain Home, AR offering allied health programs. In 2010, 61 allied health students graduated with degrees from Arkansas State University-Mountain Home. 56 of all these students graduated with certificates. Allied Health Schools in Mountain Home, Arkansas

In 2010, 18 students graduated with certificates in allied health. The number of students which certificate programs graduate climbed by 18 students. Rich Mountain Community College offers a total of one program in allied health. Allied Health Schools in Mena, Arkansas

Average tuition for programs in allied health is $9,621. The highest tuition for programs in allied health is at Hendrix College. The highest tuition for allied health training is $32,040 per year. Allied Health Schools in Conway, Arkansas

Average tuition for programs in allied health at Ozarka College is $2,186. Typically, public tuition at Arkansas allied health schools is $3,381. Private tuition is $13,242. Allied Health Schools in Melbourne, Arkansas

The University of Arkansas Community College-Batesville offers a total of two programs in allied health. Of these programs, about 50% are certificate level programs. The remaining programs are degrees at the associates level. Allied Health Schools in Batesville, Arkansas

The number of students who graduated with degrees in allied health went up by around 32% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students rose by two students. The number of students which certificate programs graduate increased by 31 students. Allied Health Schools in Springdale, Arkansas

The number of students who graduated with degrees in allied health rose by 25.5% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students climbed by six students. The number of students which certificate programs graduate increased by 30 students. Allied Health Schools in Fayetteville, Arkansas

On average, 792 students graduate from programs in Little Rock, AR in allied health every year. This accounts for approximately 45% of students who schools in the state of Arkansas graduate from allied health programs. 401 students graduated with allied health certificates. Allied Health Schools in Little Rock, Arkansas

651 students graduate from allied health programs in Conway, AR, on average, every year. This accounts for 37% of allied health students who Arkansas schools graduate. 285 students graduated with certificates in allied health. Allied Health Schools in Conway, Arkansas

Average tuition for allied health programs is $10,220. The highest tuition for allied health programs is at Hendrix College. The highest tuition for training in allied health is $32,040 every year. Allied Health Schools in North Little Rock, Arkansas

North Arkansas College is a public school. Average tuition for allied health programs at this college is $1,536. Typically, public tuition at allied health schools in the state of Arkansas is $3,381. Allied Health Schools in Harrison, Arkansas

South Arkansas Community College is a public school. Average tuition for programs in allied health at this college is $1,868. On average, public tuition at allied health schools in the state of Arkansas is $3,381. Allied Health Schools in El Dorado, Arkansas

Four allied health schools are located in Jonesboro, AR. Four schools are public. Tuition at a public allied health school is $6,640. Allied Health Schools in Jonesboro, Arkansas

The number of students who graduated with degrees in allied health rose by around 32% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students climbed by two students. The number of students which certificate programs graduate climbed by 31 students. Allied Health Schools in Rogers, Arkansas

11 allied health schools are located in Hot Springs, AR. Four schools are private. Seven schools are public. Allied Health Schools in Hot Springs, Arkansas

582 students graduate from allied health programs in Pine Bluff, AR, on average, per year. This accounts for one-third of the students who schools in the state of Arkansas graduate from allied health programs. 374 students graduated with allied health certificates. Allied Health Schools in Pine Bluff, Arkansas

Average tuition for allied health programs is $8,152. The highest tuition for programs in allied health is at John Brown University. The highest tuition for training in allied health is $19,770 each year. Allied Health Schools in Fayetteville, Arkansas

On average, nine students graduate from programs in Mena, AR in allied health each year. This accounts for 1% of allied health students who schools in the state of Arkansas graduate. 18 students graduated with certificates in allied health in 2010. Allied Health Schools in Mena, Arkansas

The University of Arkansas Community College-Batesville is a public school. Average tuition for allied health programs at this college is $1,772. Typically, public tuition at Arkansas allied health schools is $3,381. Allied Health Schools in Batesville, Arkansas

There is one school near Camden, AR offering allied health programs. In 2010, 22 allied health students graduated with degrees from Southern Arkansas University Tech. On average, 11 students graduate from allied health programs in Camden per year. Allied Health Schools in Camden, Arkansas

Louisiana schools offer a total of 123 allied health programs. Of these programs, 38.2% are certificate level programs. The remaining programs are degrees at the associates level, the bachelors level, the masters level, and the doctoral level. Allied Health Schools in Louisiana

The number of students who graduated with allied health degrees went up by close to 22.5% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students increased by 74 students. The number of students which certificate programs graduate climbed by 121 students. Allied Health Schools in Mississippi

On average, 2,388 students graduate from allied health programs in the state of Missouri each year. This accounts for 1% of allied health students who US schools graduate. 1,273 students graduated with certificates in allied health. Allied Health Schools in Missouri

60 allied health schools are located in the state of Oklahoma. 13 schools are private. 47 schools are public. Allied Health Schools in Oklahoma

The number of students who graduated with degrees in allied health climbed by close to 20.1% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students decreased by 71 students. The number of graduate students went up by 69 students. Allied Health Schools in Tennessee

167 allied health schools are in the state of Texas. 77 schools are private. 90 schools are public. Allied Health Schools in Texas

Average tuition for a nurse anesthetist program at Arkansas State University is $6,640. Typically, public tuition at nurse anesthetist schools in the United States is $8,477. Private tuition is $27,528. Nurse Anesthetist Schools in Arkansas

125 students graduated with dental assistant certificates in 2010. The number of students who graduated with degrees in dental assisting increased by close to 10.6% from 2008 to 2010. The number of students which certificate programs graduate climbed by 12 students. Dental Assistant Schools in Arkansas

Average tuition for programs in medical assisting is $9,235. The highest tuition for medical assistant programs is at Harding University. The highest tuition for training in medical assisting is $14,040 each year. Medical Assistant Schools in Arkansas

149 students graduated with medical coding certificates in 2010. The number of students who graduated with degrees in medical coding climbed by 2.1% from 2008 to 2010. The number of students which certificate programs graduate rose by three students. Medical Coding Schools in Arkansas

The number of students who graduated with degrees in medical transcription decreased by 3.6% from 2008 to 2010. The number of students which certificate programs graduate fell by two students. Schools in the state of Arkansas offer a total of nine medical transcription programs. Medical Transcription Schools in Arkansas

The number of students who graduated with degrees in nursing assisting rose by about 74% from 2008 to 2010. The number of students which certificate programs graduate increased by 575 students. Schools in the state of Arkansas offer a total of 21 nursing assistant programs. Nursing Assistant Schools in Arkansas

Three pharmacy technician schools are in the state of Arkansas. Two schools are private. One school is public. Pharmacy Technician Schools in Arkansas

The number of students who graduated with degrees in physical therapy climbed by 54% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students went up by 27 students. Schools in the state of Arkansas offer a total of four physical therapy assistant programs. Physical Therapy Assistant Schools in Arkansas

Harding University offers masters degrees in physician assistant. 32 students graduated with a master's level physician assisting degree in 2010. The number of graduate students rose by 32 students. Physician Assistant Schools in Arkansas

The number of students who graduated with degrees in radiology technology rose by 15.5% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students rose by 32 students. The number of students which certificate programs graduate dropped by one student. Radiology Technician Schools in Arkansas

Seven surgical technologist schools are in the state of Arkansas. One school is private. Six schools are public. Surgical Technologist Schools in Arkansas

The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences offers a total of two programs in ultrasound technology. Of these programs, approximately 50% are bachelor's level programs. The remaining programs are certificates. Ultrasound Technician Schools in Arkansas

Six students graduate from veterinary assistant programs in the state of Arkansas, on average, per year. In 2010, 13 students graduated with a degree in veterinary assisting at the associate's level. Arkansas State University-Beebe is a public school. Veterinary Assistant Schools in Arkansas

Ten students graduated with x ray technician certificates. 137 students graduated with an associate's level degree in x ray tech. 115 students graduated with an x ray technician degree at the bachelor's level. X Ray Technician Schools in Arkansas