Top East Coast Allied Health Schools

United States has many Allied Health Schools to its credit. Students from different parts of the world are often attracted to these Schools. Both West and East Coasts in US are rich in many high graded Allied Health Schools. There are many Allied Health Schools in Alabama, Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia.

In Alabama, there are many top colleges such as Fortis University, Strayer University, South University, Remington and Virginia College. Most of these colleges offer various Diploma Programs in Medical Office Management and Administration, Pharmacy Technician and Technology and Surgical Technician and Technology.

The Top Allied Health Care Schools in Delaware are Dawn Training Center, Harris School of Business and Strayer University's Campus. They offer many diploma programs in Medical Billing, Coding and Transcription and Multi Skill Health Technology.

In Georgia, the top schools include Sanford Brown Institute in Atlanta, Advanced Career Training Institute in Morrow, Medix school in Atlanta, Brown Mackie College in Atlanta and Everest Institute in Decatur, Bauder College in Atlanta, Laurus Technical Institute, Keller Graduate School of Management under Devry University has campuses in Atlanta, Gwinnett, Stockbridge and Decatur. Argosy University also has a campus in Atlanta. These schools offer MBA Degree and Diploma Programs in Dentistry, Cardiovascular Technology etc.

Top Kentucky Health Schools include Draughons Junior School in Bowling Green, Spencerian College in Lexington Daymar, Thomas College in Crestview Hills, Beckfield School, National College of Business and Technology in Louisville, South Western College and Indiana Wesleyan University's College at Louisville. Maryland has many such Top Colleges like Medix College, Kaplan University in Hagerstown, TESST College of Technology and Sanz School etc. The reputed colleges in Massachusetts include Health Training Center in Milford, Worcester and Lynn, Mildred Elley in Pittsfield, Porter and Chester Institute in Westborough, Braintree and Chicopee, Bay state College in Boston, Lincoln and Technical Institute, Salter School, The Salter School and Branford Hall Career Institute.

The State of Michigan too has many Top Allied Health Care Schools like 'New Horizons' which has campuses at Troy, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Flint, East Lansing Livonia, Dorsey School in Southgate, Roseville and Madison Heights. Mississippi has many top colleges like Antonelli College in Jackson, Hattiesburg, Belhaven, Blue Cliff and Virginia College. The State of New York has College like Berkeley College in midtown Manhattan, Hunter Business School, TCI School of Technology, Anthem Institute in New York City, Bramson ORT College, Branford Hall Career Institute in Bohemia and Albany, Bryant and Stratton College, Plaza College in Jackson Heights, Ridley-Lowell Business and Technical Institute in Binghampton and Poughkeepsie, Suburban Technical School in Hempstead and Anthem Institute. New York University SCPS is another top Allied Health School in New York. North Carolina's top Schools include Miller-Motte Technical College in Raleigh, Wilmington and Greenville, South College in Ashville, Medical Careers Institute in Concord, Greensboro and Brookstone College which has so many campuses through out North Carolina.

The Top Health Schools in Ohio are many such as Bohecker College, Miami-Jacobs Career College, Ohio Business College, RETS College, National College of business and Technology, Beckfield College, Harrison College, Ohio Valley College of Technology and Tech Skills which has campuses in Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus and Cleveland Institute of Dental – Medical Assistants, Inc.

Keystone Technical Institute, McCann School of Business and Technology and Allied Medical and Technical Institute in Pennsylvania, National College of Business and Technology in Virginia are other Top Allied Health Care Schools in East Coast.