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Home Health Aide Programs in South Dakota: 1 College or School

1 South Dakota school reported home health aide completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 0 students: 1 public, grouped below by city.

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NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · South Dakota · CIP 51.2602

1 school in South Dakota graduated 0 Home Health Aides in 2024, out of 71 schools nationally. By type: 1 public. Credentials offered: associate (1).

The largest program is Sinte Gleska University in Mission with 0 graduates. The full list is grouped by city so you can find one near you.

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Questions about Home Health Aide programs in South Dakota

How many Home Health Aide programs are in South Dakota?
1 colleges and schools reported home health aide completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 0 students.
Which South Dakota program is the largest?
Sinte Gleska University in Mission, with 0 graduates in 2024.
Are South Dakota programs mostly public?
Yes: 1 public of the 1 schools.
What does a Home Health Aide earn in South Dakota?
Typical Home Health Aide pay in South Dakota is $37,740 a year (BLS OES May 2025), against $35,800 nationally.

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