In Arkansas, 7 colleges are offering Medication Aide programs

7 schools offer medication-aide vocational programs. The average vocational program's tuition at the schools is $1,605.

No schools offer the Medication Aide programs in undergraduate levels granting BS degree.

The detailed information including career path and average earning after graduation can be found at Medication Aide program page.


Arkansas Tuition for Medication Aide

7 Arkansas colleges have the Medication Aide program, and all the schools are public.

The following table shows the number of schools by school type and level with average tuition & fees for Medication Aide programs at Arkansas colleges.

2024-2025 Average Tuition & Fees of Medication Aide at Arkansas Colleges
Number of SchoolsTuition & FeesAvailable Online
TotalPublicPrivateIn-StateOut-of-State
Vocational Program770$5,367-
Bachelor'sNo undergraduate programs available
GraduateNo graduate programs available

Arkansas Schools Offering Medication Aide Programs

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7 matched schools
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Public, 2-4 year Beebe, AR

Arkansas State University-Beebe

Tuition & Fees : $5,232 ($3,336 in-state)

U
Public, 2-4 year Forrest City, AR

University of Arkansas-East Arkansas Community College

Tuition & Fees : $4,380 ($3,630 in-state)

A
Public, 2-4 year Blytheville, AR

Arkansas Northeastern College

Tuition & Fees : $4,250 ($2,850 in-state)

U
Public, 2-4 year Morrilton, AR

University of Arkansas Community College-Morrilton

Tuition & Fees : $4,728 ($3,888 in-state)

Acceptance Rate: 100.00%

U
Public, 2-4 year North Little Rock, AR

University of Arkansas-Pulaski Technical College

Tuition & Fees : $9,450 ($6,300 in-state)

A
Public, 2-4 year Mountain Home, AR

Arkansas State University-Mountain Home

Tuition & Fees : $4,776 ($3,312 in-state)

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Public, 2-4 year Newport, AR

Arkansas State University-Newport

Tuition & Fees : $4,752 ($3,312 in-state)