Mohave Community College

Mohave Community College is a public two-year institution located in Kingman, Arizona, serving approximately 3,216 students. The college offers career-focused programs across a range of fields, including cloud architecture, computer network support, firefighting, HVAC technology, and paralegal studies.

In-state tuition is $2,208 per year, while out-of-state tuition is $7,968 per year. The average annual net price — the total estimated cost of attendance, including tuition, fees, and living expenses, after grant and scholarship aid is applied — is $5,974. This figure can exceed published tuition because it accounts for broader living costs. About 36.1% of students receive Pell Grants, a federal aid program for students with financial need.

Only 8.3% of all students take out federal student loans, which is relatively low. Among students who did borrow and completed a credential, the median federal loan debt was $9,700. Of those borrowers, 36.6% were actively reducing their loan balance within three years of entering repayment — meaning the remaining borrowers were holding steady or falling behind on reducing what they owed.

Median earnings ten years after enrollment were $35,522. This figure is measured across all students who received federal financial aid and enrolled at the college, including those who did not complete a credential — so it reflects a broader population than graduates alone, and actual earnings for completers may differ.

Prospective students researching Mohave Community College should weigh the relatively accessible cost of attendance and low borrowing rates against the loan repayment data, which suggests a portion of borrowers face challenges in reducing their debt after leaving the college.