East Los Angeles College

East Los Angeles College is a two-year community college and trade school in Monterey Park, CA. It has noncompetitive admissions, letting in 100% of applicants. It has a middle sized student body with full-time enrollment of 7,608 undergraduate students. East Los Angeles undergrads can choose from 64 available majors across eight academic disciplines. The most commonly in-demand options are Liberal Arts and Humanities, Police and Criminal Science, and Social Science Research Methods, which collectively amount to 49% of students. If you plan to get a degree in mechanics repair in California but don't have high test scores, East Los Angeles is a great choice for you, because its mechanics repair program is the 8th best in the state. Furthermore, East Los Angeles ranks 12th in CA for best trade schools. For those with residences in California, sticker price tuition costs $1,159; out-of-state residents, however, need to shell out $7,358. It is worth mentioning that a little above two out of three East Los Angeles undergrads acquire some monetary support. 37% of East Los Angeles College students end up acquiring a degree, all set to enter the subsequent chapter of their lives: work. Two years after graduating, graduates take home a median wage of $23,800. After another four years in the labor force, the alumni's median annual salary increases 31.5% to $31,300; however, that is still 21.9% under the national median wage for individuals. Those of you applying might like to be aware that East Los Angeles does not offer early decision. Additionally, 28% of first-time students don't come back to school the next year, and students can take a semester abroad. Respecting your checkbook, be aware that the average aid awarded per year is $5,012 and 46% of undergraduates secure federal grants. Our team of researchers rated East Los Angeles a 7.98 out of 10 overall and our research team rated East Los Angeles a 9.53 out of 10 for its party scene. On the subject of the student experience, East Los Angeles does not have on-campus housing. To conclude, 14% of alums are not employed six years after graduating and the average student graduates with $3,349 per year of debt.