Institutional Characteristics
The following table compares the basic academic information between selected colleges. By school type, all 4 selected colleges are private. By school level, all 4 schools are 2-4 year institutions.
| Name | Location | Type/Level | Highest Degree | Offered Degree |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pima Medical Institute-Seattle | Seattle, WA | Private (for-profit), 2-4 years | Associate's Degree | Certificate, Associate |
| Carrington College-Spokane | Spokane, WA | Private (for-profit), 2-4 years | Associate's Degree | Certificate, Associate |
| Pima Medical Institute-Renton | Renton, WA | Private (for-profit), 2-4 years | Associate's Degree | Certificate, Associate |
| Summit Salon Academy | Tacoma, WA | Private (for-profit), 2-4 years | Non-degree granting | Certificate |
Key Facts Comparison
The average tuition & fees of selected colleges is - for all undergraduate students. The following table compares key facts for each schools including acceptance rate, graduation rate, tuition, student to faculty ratio, and student population.
| Name | Tuition & Fees | Acceptance Rate | Graduation Rate | Student Faculty Ratio | Student Population |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pima Medical Institute-Seattle | $17,863 | - | 68% | 24:1 | 471 |
| Carrington College-Spokane | $20,106 | - | 42% | 39:1 | 353 |
| Pima Medical Institute-Renton | $17,863 | - | 69% | 25:1 | 456 |
| Summit Salon Academy | $18,700 | - | 59% | 13:1 | 138 |
| Average | - | - | 0.00% | 0.00:1 | 0 |
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