Glendale Community College - California

Glendale Community College - California is a two-year community college located on a gorgeous campus in Glendale, CA. It is available to anybody, given its 100% acceptance rate. It has a middle sized student body with 6,302 full-time undergrads in attendance. Glendale CC - California has 64 available majors across seven disciplines. The most regularly picked majors are Business, Nursing, and Health Service Preparatory Studies, which all together are elected by 34% of students. If you hope to study culinary arts at a college in California but don't have the best grades, Glendale CC - California is a great school for you, because its culinary arts program ranks 9th in the state. What's more, Glendale CC - California placed 29th in California for best community colleges. At sticker price, tuition is $1,116 a year, if your residence is in California. Otherwise, tuition can run you up to $6,383. Before you rule out applying because of cost constraints, be conscious that a bit more than 2 out of 3 Glendale CC - California students obtain at least some scholarship or grant funding. 35% of Glendale Community College - California undergraduates graduate college and start the next period in their lives: their careers. The average graduate goes on to make $23,500 two years after college. After four additional years in the labor force, the graduate's median yearly wage rises 41.3% to $33,200; however, that is still 17.2% lower than the national median income for individuals. Many of you might also like to hear that Glendale CC - California doesn't offer early decision. What's more, Glendale CC - California does not have evening degree programs, and it does not offer a teacher certification program. Related to your pocketbook, be aware that for households making between $30k and $48k, the average net cost of tuition is $3,842 per year. Respecting demographics, 1% of professors are of unknown race and 83% of students are not from America. Concerning the campus experience, Glendale CC - California has a variety of clubs and activities. Lastly, two years after receiving their degrees, 21% of graduates do not have a job and less than one in ten alumni default on their student loans.