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Diagnostic Medical Sonography Programs by State: 355 Colleges and Schools

Every college and school that reported diagnostic medical sonography completions to the federal IPEDS survey for 2024, listed by state, with graduate counts and school type.

355
Schools in 48 states
7,049
Graduates in 2024
200
Public colleges
Texas · 38
Most programs of any state

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · CIP 51.0910 Diagnostic Medical Sonography/Sonographer and Ultrasound Technician

355 schools across 48 states reported diagnostic medical sonography completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 7,049 students. 200 are public, 54 private nonprofit, and 101 private for-profit.

Texas has the most programs, 38, followed by California with 35. Pick a state below to see every school with its type, credentials, and 2024 graduates, or start with the largest programs in the country.

Who runs the 355 schools

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200
Public · 56%
54
Private nonprofit · 15%
101
Private for-profit · 28%

NCES IPEDS 2024 · institution control

Programs by state

All 48 states with programs, ranked by number of schools. Each state links to its own page with every program grouped by city.

Diagnostic Medical Sonography programs by state
#StateSchools2024 graduatesGraduates per school
1Texas3866217.4
2California351,67047.7
3Florida2990231.1
4Pennsylvania1720812.2
5New York1669743.6
6Illinois161539.6
7Ohio1522214.8
8New Jersey1517311.5
9Georgia1314311.0
10North Carolina121109.2
11Michigan1119818.0
12Alabama814017.5
13Virginia811013.8
14Wisconsin8718.9
15Louisiana7375.3
16Kansas611719.5
17Indiana610217.0
18South Carolina67412.3
19Missouri66811.3
20Massachusetts66210.3
21Mississippi6274.5
22Tennessee515030.0
23Minnesota58817.6
24Washington57815.6
25Connecticut55611.2
26Kentucky5499.8
27Iowa5397.8
28Oklahoma48521.3
29Arizona35819.3
30Nebraska35016.7
31Arkansas33311.0
32Nevada33010.0
33Colorado3279.0
34Oregon210050.0
35Maryland23316.5
36New Mexico23015.0
37Rhode Island22814.0
38West Virginia22211.0
39Idaho2126.0
40North Dakota263.0
41Utah14343.0
42Wyoming12424.0
43Delaware11818.0
44South Dakota11414.0
45New Hampshire11313.0
46Alaska11010.0
47Montana155.0
48Maine122.0

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · 48 states report programs

Largest programs in the US

The 15 schools that graduated the most Sonographers in 2024.

Largest diagnostic medical sonography programs
#SchoolCity, stateType2024 graduates
1Smith Chason CollegeLos Angeles, CAPrivate for-profit275
2Keiser University-Ft LauderdaleFort Lauderdale, FLPrivate nonprofit207
3Cambridge College of Healthcare & TechnologyDelray Beach, FLPrivate for-profit184
4New York Medical Career Training CenterFlushing, NYPrivate for-profit178
5High Desert Medical CollegeLancaster, CAPrivate for-profit153
6CBD CollegeLos Angeles, CAPrivate nonprofit139
7Monroe UniversityBronx, NYPrivate for-profit128
8Center for Allied Health EducationBrooklyn, NYPrivate for-profit118
9South CollegeKnoxville, TNPrivate for-profit106
10Gurnick Academy of Medical ArtsSan Jose, CAPrivate for-profit95
11Platt College-RiversideRiverside, CAPrivate for-profit95
12Oregon Institute of TechnologyKlamath Falls, ORPublic94
13Platt College-AnaheimAnaheim, CAPrivate for-profit92
14NUC UniversityBayamon, PRPrivate for-profit89
15American Medical Sciences CenterGlendale, CAPrivate for-profit77

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions

Questions about Sonographer programs

How many diagnostic medical sonography programs are there?
355 colleges and schools across 48 states reported diagnostic medical sonography completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 7,049 students.
Which state has the most Sonographer programs?
Texas, with 38 schools that graduated 662 students in 2024.
Are most programs at public colleges?
Yes. 200 of the 355 schools are public, 54 are private nonprofit, and 101 are private for-profit.
Does a listing mean a program is accredited or state-approved?
No. IPEDS records completions at every institution that awards the credential; it does not certify accreditation or state approval. Check the program’s accreditor and your state board before enrolling.

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