Largest Programs Costs and Completion Time

The largest program at Alaska Career College is Medical / Clinical Assistant and its 2024 tuition & fees are $16,545. For reference, the average tuition for the Medical / Clinical Assistant program of all trade schools in the United States is $16,239.
The next table shows the largest program information including tuition, books and supplies costs, program length, and average completion time.
2024 Costs and Completion Information of Largest Programs
Program NameTuition & FeesBooks & SuppliesProgram LengthsAvg. Completion Time
Medical / Clinical Assistant $16,545 - 46 Hours 10 Months
National Average $16,239 - 318 Hours 9.35 Months
Massage Therapy / Therapeutic Massage $16,445 - 48 Hours 10 Months
National Average $12,154 - 615 Hours 8.18 Months
Medical Insurance Coding Specialist / Coder $12,729 - 34 Hours 11 Months
National Average $18,409 - 301 Hours 10.40 Months
Accounting and Business / Management $25,728 - 66 Hours 15 Months
National Average $25,712 - 67 Hours 14.50 Months
Human Resources Management / Personnel Administration $25,728 - 66 Hours 15 Months
National Average $17,457 - 483 Hours 10.50 Months
Phlebotomy Technician / Phlebotomist $10,737 - 27 Hours 7 Months
National Average $3,862 - 238 Hours 4.16 Months

2024 Average Costs of Attendance

For the academic year 2023-2024, the average tuition & fees are $16,545 at Alaska Career College. The total cost of attendance is $46,115 when a student lives off-campus.
2024 Average Costs of Attendance
Tuition & Fees$16,545
Books & Supplies-
Room & Board$17,390
Other Living Expenses$12,180
Total Cost of Attendace (COA)$46,115
1Alaska Career College does not offer on-campus housing facilities.

Career and Vocational Programs

Alaska Career College offers 5 certificate and vocational programs through 1-year certificate and 2-Years Certificate programs. All certificate programs are conducted offline.
The following table summarizes the total number of completers by degree programs.
Total Number of Career Programs
Less than 12 Weeks Cert.1 Year Cert.1-2 Years Cert. 2-4 Years Cert.
Online ProgramsNOT OFFEREDNOT OFFEREDNOT OFFEREDNOT OFFERED
Overall ProgramsNOT OFFERED23NOT OFFERED
The following tables list each career program with offered degrees. The number on each columns denotes the number of completers on the program last year. The numbers includes completers through on-campus classes and partial online classes as well as complete online classes.
Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences
Business

Average Earning after Graduation

The following table summarizes the average wage/salary by years after earning degree/certificate in Alaska Career College. After 6 years of graduation, the mean wage is $27,200 and, after 10 years of graduation, the mean wage is $32,000 for Alaska Career College graduates.
Median Earning By Time for Alaska Career College Graduates
TotalMaleFemale
6 Years After Graduation$27,200$33,400$26,300
7 Years After Graduation$27,600--
8 Years After Graduation$29,500--
9 Years After Graduation$29,600--
10 Years After Graduation$32,000$40,300$30,300

Important Statistics for Prospective Students

The graduation rate at Alaska Career College is 70%. The students to faculty ratio is 15 to 1 an the retention rate is 73%.
Key Academics Stats
Graduation Rate70%
Retention Rate73%(full-time)
Student to Faculty Ratio15 to 1
Student Population268 Students
Number of Faculties26 Faculties
Number of Staffs52 Staffs

On-Campus Student Services

Alaska Career College provides a number of student services including academic/career counseling services, employment services for students, Placement services for completers.
On-Campus Student Services
Academic/career counseling serviceYes
Employment services for studentsYes
Placement services for completersYes
On-campus day care for students' childrenNo
Library facilities at institutionVarious Library Facilities Provided

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