Largest Programs Information

The following table shows the 2023 tuition & fees of the largest programs at Alaska Career College with program length and completion time.
2023 Tuition & Fees of Largest Programs at Alaska Career College
ProgramTuition & FeesBooks & Supplies CostsProgram LengthAverage Completion TimeNational Average (in Vocational schools)
1Medical/Clinical Assistant $16,245-46 Contact Hours10 Months $15,570
2Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage $16,170-48 Contact Hours10 Months $11,825
3Phlebotomy Technician/Phlebotomist $10,287-27 Contact Hours7 Months $3,574
4Medical Insurance Coding Specialist/Coder $12,429-34 Contact Hours11 Months $18,297
5Accounting and Business/Management $25,328-66 Contact Hours15 Months $24,264
6Human Resources Management/Personnel Administration $25,328-66 Contact Hours15 Months $17,257

Tuition & Fees Trends Chart

The following chart shows the changes of tuition and books & supplies costs over the past 5 years. The cost is for the Medical/Clinical Assistant program which is the largest program at Alaska Career College.

2023 Living Costs

The 2023 average living costs is $24,110 including room & board and other living expenses. The living cost at Alaska Career Collegehas increased by 6.45% from last year.
The following table and chart show the 2023 living costs and the cost trends over last 5 years at Alaska Career College.

Living Costs Trends

Alaska Career College 2023 Living Costs
(Off-Campus Living)
YearRoom & BoardOther Expenses
2019$12,240$7,410
2020$11,020$6,670
2021$10,970$9,440
2022$11,790$10,860
2023$13,070$11,040

Living Costs Trends Chart