Northwestern Health Sciences University

Northwestern Health Sciences University is a private university in Bloomington, MN. It has nonselective admissions (100% admittance rate). It is a very tiny university with 60 full-time undergrads enrolled. Students at Northwestern Health Sciences can study Massage Therapy and Bodywork or Biology. 44% of the student body majors in Massage Therapy and Bodywork. Its physical therapy program is ranked number twenty-five in the state. In addition, Northwestern Health Sciences University ranks 20th in MN on our best test optional colleges list. For those of you living in Minnesota, full price tuition costs $11,545 per year. Applicants from out-of-state have to pay $10,446 a year. Before you rule out applying due to the cost, know that the entire Northwestern Health Sciences student body acquires at least some monetary aid. 42% of Northwestern Health Sciences University students hang in there to commencement day, prepared to hit the employment market. A couple years after commencement, graduates earn a median salary of $36,700. After another four years on the job, the graduate's median yearly wage increases 8.7% to $39,900; however, that is still 0.5% shy of the national median earnings. You may also want to be informed that you are neither required nor recommended to take the SAT or ACT before applying. Further, the student to professor ratio is 7:1, and Northwestern Health Sciences has a teacher certification program. On the subject of finances, be aware that the average aid awarded per year is $2,972. Respecting demographics, students aged 20 and 21 make up 12% of the undergraduate population at Northwestern Health Sciences and 100% of undergraduates are from Minnesota. Respecting student life, on-campus housing is not available. Finally, the lowest-earning 1/4 of graduates rake in a starting salary of $20,600 or less and fewer than 5% of graduates miss payments on their student debt.