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Yakima Valley College

Yakima, WA

South 16th Ave. & Nob Hill Blvd., Yakima, WA 98907

https://www.yvcc.edu

Yakima Valley College is a public college located in Yakima, WA. It has a noncompetitive admissions process of 100%. It has a small sized student body with 2,664 full-time undergrads in attendance. Yakima Valley offers 45 potential majors across seven academic disciplines. The most highly demanded picks are Liberal Arts and Humanities, Medical Office Assistant, and Early Childhood Education, with 37% of graduates receiving an Associate's degree in Liberal Arts and Humanities. 16% and 5% of students study Medical Office Assistant and Early Childhood Education, respectively. Its agricultural sciences program is ranked 4th in Washington. What's more, Yakima Valley ranks 15th in WA on our most liberal colleges list. At full price, tuition runs $4,904 a year, if you're based in Washington but $5,356 if you aren't residing in Washington. Before you rule out applying because of the cost, be aware that above three fourths of Yakima Valley undergraduates acquire some monetary support. 29% of Yakima Valley College students walk across that stage on graduation day, geared up to start their dream jobs. On average, graduates go on to make an annual salary of $26,300 two years after college. After four additional years on the job, the graduate's average annual salary rises 26.6% to $33,300; however, that is still 17% less than the national median wage for individuals. Applicants may like to hear that Yakima Valley does not offer early decision. What's more, Yakima Valley does not offer a remote program. When it comes to your savings account, be aware that Yakima Valley students awarded institutional grants receive $943 in monetary aid on average. When it comes to demographics, 5% of students are mixed race and 4% of undergraduates at Yakima Valley come from a household with an annual income of $75k to $110k. When it comes to the student experience, meal plans are not available for undergraduates. In closing, one fourth of graduates make a starting salary of $14,400 or less and on average, its students graduate with $5,227 per year of debts.

Ratings

8.50

Party Scene

8.00

Location

7.98

Student Life

8.49

Safety

Admissions

100%

Acceptance

SAT Score

-

ACT Score

-

Application Deadline:
Early Action Deadline:

Cost

Net Price:

$8,264/year

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Average Aid Awarded

$6,093/year

Students Recieving Financial Aid

75%

Academics

Professor Rating

7.98


19:1

Student Faculty Ratio
Graduation Rate

30%

Evening Degree Programs

Yes

Student Faculty Ratio

19:1

Majors

Most Popular Majors

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Graduates by Major


Liberal Arts and Humanities

528

Medical Office Assistant

222

Early Childhood Education

77

Business

52

Nursing

51

Phlebotomy Technician

38

Dental Hygiene

28

Data Processing

28

Value

In State Tuition
$5,163/year
Out of State Tuition
$5,638/year