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New York, NY, July 22nd, 2025 – Swedish Institute College of Health Sciences has been named in USA TODAY’s inaugural list of America’s Top Vocational Schools for 2025. The award list was announced on July 22nd, 2025, and can currently be viewed on USA TODAY’s website.

The ranking of the best schools offering vocational training via undergraduate certificate or diploma is based on an analysis of five Key Performance Indicators. The five dimensions evaluated during our research were: Graduation Rate, Graduate Salary, Years to Pay Off Net Price, Social Mobility, and Diversity. Data on the schools’ performance was collected through publicly available sources like IPEDS and College Scorecard.

Swedish Institute works closely with industry partners to ensure that its curriculum meets the current workforce demands. This alignment allows students to graduate with relevant, high-demand skills that translate directly into employment opportunities, often without the burden of long-term student debt.

All schools were benchmarked against one another using the final score. Based on the results of the study, Swedish Institute has been recognized as one of America’s Top Vocational Schools 2025. This award serves to reinforce your institution’s unwavering commitment to excellence in hands-on education, career readiness, and workforce development.

For more information about programs, enrollment, and career pathways, visit swedishinstitute.edu.

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Swedish Institute President and CEO Michael Bottrill congratulates the staff and community of Swedish Institute for their hard work and success in receiving such an honor. “It’s a credit to every student, instructor, and member of our network that Swedish Institute makes such an impact. Congratulations, everyone!”