Glendale Career College Cost & Financial Aid Information

$32,543
Average Net Price
49%
Receive Aid
67%
Pell Recipients
Moderate
Affordability

Average Net Price

The average net price at Glendale Career College is $32,543 per year after grants and scholarships are applied.

Overall Average Net Price

$32,543

Average amount students pay per year after financial aid

Net Price by Family Income

$0-30,000$47,032
$30,001-48,000$45,850
$48,001-75,000$0
$75,001-110,000$0
$110,000+$0

Financial Aid

Glendale Career College demonstrates strong commitment to educational accessibility, with 49% of undergraduate students receiving financial aid and 67% benefiting from federal Pell grants for demonstrated financial need.

Students Receiving Aid

49%

Of undergraduate students receive some form of financial assistance

Pell Grant Recipients

67%

Of students receive federal Pell grants for demonstrated financial need

Grants & Scholarships

Gift aid that doesn't need to be repaid

Work-Study Programs

Part-time employment opportunities on campus

Student Loans

Federal and private loan options available

Combined Sticker Price (Undergraduate)

The sticker price represents the total cost before any financial aid is applied. In-state students can expect a sticker price of $ annually for tuition and fees, while out-of-state students pay $. Additional costs for room, board, books, and personal expenses will vary based on your living arrangements and lifestyle choices. Commuting students pay approximately $TBD, which is TBD% cheaper than on-campus living.

Cost Analysis

Analyze how SUCCESS's costs have changed over time. Over the past year, Glendale Career College has decreased costs by $9,304, representing a 22.2% reduction in average net price.

Cost Trends

Previous Year

$41,847

Current Year

$32,543

Change

$-9,304

Affordability & Value

Glendale Career College is committed to providing accessible, high-quality education with strong return on investment.

Affordability Rating

Moderate

Based on average net price compared to national averages

Investment Value

Students receiving aid49%
Pell grant recipients67%
Student-faculty ratio14:1