By State · Verified September 2026

MHA Programs by State

Which States Have the Most MHA Programs?

New York (37), Texas (31), Florida (28) have the most of the 452 health administration master's programs on this site. Alaska, Hawaii, North Dakota and Wyoming have no in-state program, so residents there study online or across the border. Every state page compares its schools, estimated tuition, program sizes and online options.

What the State Numbers Show

  • Most CAHME-listed schools: Texas (10), Florida (8) and New York (7).
  • Lowest typical tuition: Arkansas (median estimate $13,396), Iowa (median estimate $16,920) and Alabama (median estimate $17,388), among states with at least three programs that publish enough to estimate. The highest: Utah ($54,600), New York ($51,660) and Massachusetts ($50,160).
  • Highest health services manager pay: New York ($164,120), District of Columbia ($155,140) and Hawaii ($147,630). The most jobs: California (75,090), Texas (58,420) and Florida (42,700) (BLS, May 2025).
  • Online changes the map: an online program at a school in another state is open to you wherever you live, as long as the school can enroll residents of your state. Start with online MHA programs or the program matcher.

MHA Programs in Every State

StateProgramsSchoolsCAHME schoolsOnlineLowest est. tuitionManager median pay
Alabama5423$14,040$97,790
Alaska0000$132,240
Arizona126112$10,800$128,850
Arkansas3313$13,140$94,340
California2620512$18,000$141,480
Colorado8515$24,300$134,910
Connecticut6514$15,870$130,790
Delaware3203$20,304$134,820
District of Columbia8325$90,000$155,140
Florida2817815$17,363$120,360
Georgia13633$10,710$131,910
Hawaii0000$147,630
Idaho1111$117,770
Illinois14949$16,830$117,850
Indiana1310312$8,460$104,140
Iowa5324$16,920$101,940
Kansas6422$13,245$111,030
Kentucky4423$19,686$103,450
Louisiana7514$12,630$104,550
Maine2212$24,660$120,320
Maryland8516$22,500$131,810
Massachusetts16928$19,650$134,360
Michigan1613512$21,960$107,570
Minnesota12839$14,400$122,700
Mississippi4304$14,850$98,160
Missouri1811313$14,904$104,370
Montana1100$105,840
Nebraska6515$21,450$107,700
Nevada1110$17,246$119,990
New Hampshire8515$19,200$130,410
New Jersey6623$26,640$145,650
New Mexico1101$24,300$124,300
New York3724717$15,510$164,120
North Carolina1411411$17,033$114,410
North Dakota0000$105,170
Ohio1513311$17,928$106,140
Oklahoma4313$9,120$101,270
Oregon4113$29,160$141,690
Pennsylvania2519619$9,900$103,670
Puerto Rico3310$9,660$82,580
Rhode Island4302$16,260$119,260
South Carolina7424$18,750$105,620
South Dakota1101$17,568$122,050
Tennessee11838$20,000$107,120
Texas31211020$10,378$114,150
Utah7325$26,000$114,980
Vermont2102$18,240$128,690
Virginia1511311$16,200$129,270
Washington1110$72,200$145,290
West Virginia4313$15,510$112,010
Wisconsin6516$18,900$128,320
Wyoming0000$108,030

Programs, CAHME status and tuition from official school pages and the CAHME accredited list, September 2026. Pay: medical and health services managers, BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025; blank where BLS publishes no estimate.

Compare Beyond Your State

Sources

  1. Official program pages of each school, reviewed September 2026
  2. CAHME, accredited and certified programs
  3. BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025

Every program on this site was checked against the school's own website. Accreditation comes only from the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME) list, and graduate counts from the U.S. Department of Education (IPEDS). Sponsored listings are labeled and never change which programs we list or how we rank them. How we verify programs