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Diagnostic Medical Sonography Programs in New York: 16 Colleges and Schools

16 New York schools reported diagnostic medical sonography completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 697 students: 4 public, 4 private nonprofit, 8 private for-profit, grouped below by city.

16
Schools in New York
697
Graduates in 2024
4
Public colleges
8
Private for-profit schools

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · New York · CIP 51.0910

16 schools in New York graduated 697 Sonographers in 2024, out of 365 schools nationally. By type: 4 public, 4 private nonprofit, 8 private for-profit. Credentials offered: certificate (10), associate (4), bachelor's (4).

The largest program is New York Medical Career Training Center in Flushing with 178 graduates. The full list is grouped by city so you can find one near you.

Who runs the 16 New York schools

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Public · 25%
4
Private nonprofit · 25%
8
Private for-profit · 50%

NCES IPEDS 2024 · institution control

Largest programs in New York

Largest diagnostic medical sonography programs in New York
#SchoolCity2024 graduates
1New York Medical Career Training CenterFlushing178
2Monroe UniversityBronx128
3Center for Allied Health EducationBrooklyn118
4Center for Ultrasound Research & EducationWhite Plains70
5Western Suffolk BOCESNorthport29

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions

All programs in New York by city

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16 of 16 schools listed · 14 cities
Programs by city
SchoolTypeCredentials2024 graduatesWebsite
New York · 3 schools
Ace Institute of TechnologyPrivate for-profitcertificate20Website ↗
Mandl School-The College of Allied HealthPrivate for-profitassociate20Website ↗
Touro UniversityPrivate nonprofitassociate13Website ↗
Alfred · 1 school
SUNY College of Technology at AlfredPublicassociate12Website ↗
Bronx · 1 school
Monroe UniversityPrivate for-profitassociate128Website ↗
Brooklyn · 1 school
Center for Allied Health EducationPrivate for-profitcertificate118Website ↗
Brookville · 1 school
Long Island UniversityPrivate nonprofitbachelor's14Website ↗
Buffalo · 1 school
Trocaire CollegePrivate nonprofitcertificate, bachelor's14Website ↗
Flushing · 1 school
New York Medical Career Training CenterPrivate for-profitcertificate178Website ↗
Forest Hills · 1 school
Austin Medical Assistant TrainingPrivate for-profitcertificate10Website ↗
Levittown · 1 school
Hunter Business SchoolPrivate for-profitcertificate28Website ↗
Northport · 1 school
Western Suffolk BOCESPubliccertificate29Website ↗
Rochester · 1 school
Rochester Institute of TechnologyPrivate nonprofitbachelor's, certificate24Website ↗
Syracuse · 1 school
Upstate Medical UniversityPublicbachelor's7Website ↗
Troy · 1 school
Hudson Valley Community CollegePubliccertificate12Website ↗
White Plains · 1 school
Center for Ultrasound Research & EducationPrivate for-profitcertificate70Website ↗

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · 16 schools · type is institution control · a listing is not a statement of accreditation or state approval

Nearby states

Diagnostic Medical Sonography programs in New York and nearby states
StateSchools2024 graduatesPrograms
New York16697this page
Pennsylvania17208Programs in Pennsylvania →
New Jersey15173Programs in New Jersey →
Massachusetts662Programs in Massachusetts →
Connecticut556Programs in Connecticut →

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · bordering states

Questions about Sonographer programs in New York

How many Sonographer programs are in New York?
16 colleges and schools reported diagnostic medical sonography completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 697 students.
Which New York program is the largest?
New York Medical Career Training Center in Flushing, with 178 graduates in 2024, followed by Monroe University in Bronx (128).
Are New York programs mostly public?
4 public, 4 private nonprofit, 8 private for-profit of the 16 schools.
What does a Sonographer earn in New York?
Typical Sonographer pay in New York is $103,920 a year (BLS OES May 2025), against $96,590 nationally.

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