2026 recognition, developed with Statista, follows the school’s 2025 honor and reflects strong graduate outcomes across its Brooklyn and Jamaica Queens campuses.
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Allen School of Health Sciences has been named to USA TODAY’s America’s Top Vocational Schools 2026 list, developed in cooperation with Statista. The recognition marks the second year in a row Allen School has earned a place on the list, following its inclusion in 2025.
The ranking identifies the top 250 vocational institutions in the country offering undergraduate certificate or diploma training, evaluated across five core dimensions: graduation rate, graduate salary, years to pay off net price, social mobility, and diversity. Statista compiled the list on behalf of USA TODAY, with results published on USA TODAY’s website in July 2026.
Founded in 1961, Allen School prepares students for careers in healthcare through hands-on Medical Assistant and Healthcare Management programs at its Brooklyn and Jamaica Queens, campuses. Back-to-back placement on this list underscores the school’s continued focus on graduate employment outcomes and career-readiness training.
“Being named to this list two years running is a direct reflection of the work our faculty, staff, and advisors put in every day to help students finish their programs and start real healthcare careers,” said Jason M. Teich, ESQ, President and General Counsel at Allen School of Health Sciences. “This recognition belongs to our students and graduates as much as it does to our team.”
About Allen School of Health Sciences
Allen School of Health Sciences is a vocational healthcare training institution founded in 1961, with campuses in Brooklyn and Jamaica Queens, New York. The school offers Medical Assistant and Healthcare Management programs designed to prepare students for entry into the healthcare workforce.
About the Ranking
America’s Top Vocational Schools 2026 is produced by USA TODAY in cooperation with Statista, an international market and consumer data company. The list evaluates institutions on graduation rate, graduate salary, years to pay off net price, social mobility, and diversity.