Key Statistics

30.4%
Graduation rate
3,096
Total enrollment
$38,033
Median earnings (10yr)
$2,280
In-state tuition
$6,120
Out-of-state tuition
$7,929
Avg net price (after aid)
38.2%
% receiving Pell grants

About Cochise County Community College District

Cochise County Community College District is a public community college located in Sierra Vista, Arizona, serving approximately 3,096 students. The college offers a range of career-focused programs suited to adults looking to enter or advance in skilled trades, technology, and professional fields.

With in-state tuition of $2,280 per year and an average net price after aid of $7,929, Cochise County Community College District is a relatively affordable option for career training. Around 38.2% of students receive Pell Grants, reflecting the college's accessibility to learners with financial need. Relevant programs include Cloud Architect, Computer Network Support Specialist, Construction Manager, Electrician, Firefighter, HVAC Technician, and Human Resources Manager. Students who enrolled report median earnings of $38,033 ten years after enrollment, which may vary depending on the program pursued.

Programs

CareerProgram nameDegreeFormatMedian earningsLink
โ˜๏ธ Cloud ArchitectNetwork & Systems AdministrationCertificateIn Personโ€”School website โ†—
๐ŸŒ Computer Network Support SpecialistNetwork & Systems AdministrationCertificateIn Personโ€”School website โ†—
๐Ÿ—๏ธ Construction ManagerElectrical / Electronics TechnologyCertificateIn Personโ€”School website โ†—
โšก Electricianโ€”CertificateIn Personโ€”School website โ†—
๐Ÿš’ FirefighterFire Services AdministrationCertificateIn Personโ€”School website โ†—
โ„๏ธ HVAC TechnicianCivil Engineering TechnologyCertificateIn Personโ€”School website โ†—
๐Ÿ‘ฅ Human Resources ManagerInsuranceCertificateOnlineโ€”School website โ†—

Student Success

🎓
30.4%
Graduation Rate
Share of students who complete their program
💰
$38,033
Median Earnings
Median earnings 10 years after enrollment

Enrollment Profile

GroupShare of enrollment
White35.1%
Black / African American4.5%
Hispanic / Latino49.5%
Asian1.3%