Pima Medical Institute - Colorado Springs

Pima Medical Institute - Colorado Springs is a for-profit, two-year trade school in Colorado Springs, CO. It has accessible to anybody admissions, with a 100% acceptance rate. It has a very small student body with 509 full-time undergrads in attendance. Pima Medical - Colorado Springs' most frequently elected major is a Medical Assistant Certificate, which represents 34% of the student body. Additional frequent picks include Veterinary Technician and Assistant, which accounts for 22% of students, and Dental Assisting (22%). If you are interested in focusing on veterinary studies but don't have the best grades, Pima Medical - Colorado Springs is the perfect choice for you, because its veterinary studies program is one of the best in the country. Furthermore, Pima Medical Institute - Colorado Springs ranks 13th in Colorado for best value 2 year colleges. 71% of Pima Medical Institute - Colorado Springs students proudly walk on commencement day and start the subsequent chapter of their lives: professional life. A couple years after college, alumni take home an average annual wage of $26,700. After an additional four years of work experience, the graduate's average earnings grows 7.9% to $28,800; however, that is still 28.2% shy of the national median earnings for individuals. You might like to be informed that Pima Medical - Colorado Springs does not have early decision. Further, about 66% of first-year students enroll the next year. When it comes to finances, be aware that the average amount of monetary aid awarded to Pima Medical - Colorado Springs' undergraduates is $3,664 and if your household makes between $76k and $110k, you should expect to pay about $20,702 annually. With regard for demographics, students under the age of 18 make up 8% of the undergraduate population at Pima Medical - Colorado Springs and out-of-state students make up 1% of the student body at Pima Medical - Colorado Springs. When it comes to the student experience, on-campus housing is not offered. Finally, the bottom quartile of graduates rake in a starting salary of $14,800 or less and the average student graduates with $5,594 per year of debt.