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Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas

Las Vegas, NV | Private For-Profit | Trade School

Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas has average net price of $23,188, with about 678 undergraduates, and median earnings of $37,302 six years after enrollment. Figures come from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard and EDsmart's 2026 rankings.

Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas is a private for-profit institution in Las Vegas, NV. Students most often pursue Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Professions and Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services.

Academically, students benefit from a 25:1 student-faculty ratio. Peer cohorts and advising networks provide scaffolding that keeps newcomers anchored during demanding semesters.

It's a compelling fit for students who appreciate an encouraging campus with room to explore.

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At a Glance
Ranking
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Tuition
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Net Price
$23,188
Acceptance Rate
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Transfer Rate
Not reported
Student Population
678
Student-Faculty
25:1
Graduation Rate
Not reported
Retention Rate
Not reported
6-Yr Earnings
$37,302
ROI
Not reported

Who is Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas Best For?

A quick look at who tends to feel most at home here based on outcomes and campus context.

First-gen or Pell-eligible support
Learners who value a tight-knit campus

Cost & Financial Aid

Quick Answers

What does it cost?
Depends on income
$23,243-$23,188 annual net price based on family income.
What's the graduation rate?
Data not reported
Six-year completion data not reported.
What are job outcomes?
Employment outlook unavailable
Employment rate data is not reported. Median earnings six years after entry are $37,302. Pay varies by major.
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Total Degree Cost Summary

Total Program Cost (Pay with Cash)
N/A
Not reported
Average Total Cost (Pay with Financial Aid)
$23,188
$23,188 × 1.0 years average
Time to Degree
Average: 1.0 years | 4-Year Rate: N/A | 6-Year Rate: Not reported
Completion rate data is not available for this institution.

Annual Cost Comparison

Pay with Cash
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Total annual cost including tuition, books and living expenses; excluding any financial aid, grants or scholarships.
Pay with Financial Aid
$23,188
Average annual cost including tuition, books and living expenses after financial aid, grants or scholarships.

Cost of Program Attendance

Costs based on full-time, first-time certificate-seeking students.

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Tuition and Fees Not reported
Books and Supplies Not reported
On-Campus Room and Board Not reported
On-Campus Other Expenses Not reported
Total On-Campus Cost Not reported

Tip: focus on the rows that match your living plan—commuters can swap in off-campus estimates while residential students should budget for housing, meals, and incidental fees.

Students Receiving Aid

Pell Grant
46.0%
Federal Loan
51.6%

Use these bars to gauge how many classmates rely on need-based dollars—lower Pell or loan shares may signal a wealthier student body or generous institutional grants.

EDsmart Insight: About 46.0% of Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas students receive Pell Grants — above the national average, highlighting ongoing affordability priorities.

ROI & Career Outcomes

Return on Investment
Not reported
Based on 6-year median earnings vs. total degree cost
  • 6-Year Median Earnings $37,302
  • 10-Year Median Earnings $38,673
  • Average Years to Graduate 1.0 years
  • Average Student Debt $9,500
  • Repayment Rate (3yr) 46.3%
  • Employment Rate Not reported

Graduate Earnings Distribution

Earnings range for Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas graduates 6 years after enrollment, showing the 25th percentile, median, and 75th percentile. This illustrates the variation in outcomes across different majors and career paths.

Graduates earn a median of $37,302 six years after enrollment — roughly 15% below the national median.
Payback Period
0.62 years
Total Degree Cost ÷ Annual Earnings

Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas vs. National Average

Comparison of key performance metrics showing how Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas's outcomes compare to the national average across earnings, graduation rates, retention, ROI, and employment. This contextualizes Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas's performance within the broader higher education landscape.

Acceptance & Selectivity

Getting In

Acceptance Rate
Not reported
Selectivity Not Reported
National Average
69%
Average acceptance rate
  • SAT Evidence-Based Reading Not reported
  • SAT Math Not reported
  • SAT Writing Not reported
  • ACT Composite Not reported
  • SAT & ACTNot required
  • Undergraduate Enrollment 678
  • Full-Time Students 100.0%
  • Part-Time Students 0.0%
  • Retention Rate Not reported
  • Graduation Rate Not reported
  • Student-Faculty Ratio 25:1

How to Get Into Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas

1. Meet Program Requirements: Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas focuses on practical skills and career readiness. Review the specific program requirements, which may include a high school diploma or equivalent, and any prerequisite coursework.

2. Prepare for Your Program: Focus on demonstrating your interest in the field and readiness for hands-on training. Some programs may require interviews or portfolio submissions.

3. Understand Admissions: Trade and certificate programs typically have open or moderately selective admissions focused on program fit rather than academic competition.

4. Financial Planning: Review the net price calculator and financial aid options early. Many students receive significant aid, making the actual cost lower than the sticker price.

Tip: Contact the admissions office directly for the most current application requirements, deadlines, and any special programs (like early decision or early action) that might improve your chances.

Academic Programs

Undergraduate Program Distribution

Breakdown of the most popular majors and fields of study among Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas undergraduates. Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services, Veterinary/Animal Health Technologies/Technicians, and Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Professions draw the most students.

  • Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services 43.8%
  • Veterinary/Animal Health Technologies/Technicians 21.6%
  • Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Professions 21.6%
  • Dental Support Services and Allied Professions 8.5%
  • Health and Medical Administrative Services 4.5%

Highest Earning Programs

Median earnings five years after graduation for each program. These figures help illustrate ROI by field of study and degree level.

Certificate Programs

  • 1. Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Professions $74,874
  • 2. Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services $48,302
  • 3. Veterinary/Animal Health Technologies/Technicians $40,691
Show additional high-earning majors
  • 4. Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services $37,325
  • 5. Health and Medical Administrative Services $34,662
  • 6. Veterinary/Animal Health Technologies/Technicians $34,125
  • 7. Dental Support Services and Allied Professions $33,638

Program Choice Matters: Undergraduate: Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Professions grads earn $74,874—123% more than Dental Support Services and Allied Professions ($33,638). Your program and degree level choice significantly impact career earnings.

Online Degrees & Distance Learning

College Scorecard reports fully online programs for Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas. Below are the most popular options based on the number of recent graduates, followed by a quick look at the breadth of online offerings by degree level.
Source: U.S. Department of Education – College Scorecard

Most Popular Online Degrees

  • Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services (Undergraduate Certificate or Diploma, 185 graduates)
  • Veterinary/Animal Health Technologies/Technicians (Undergraduate Certificate or Diploma, 81 graduates)
  • Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Professions (Associate's Degree, 74 graduates)
  • Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services (Associate's Degree, 45 graduates)
  • Dental Support Services and Allied Professions (Undergraduate Certificate or Diploma, 37 graduates)

What This School Offers Online, at a Glance

College Scorecard flags the following online degree and certificate programs for this institution. Expand each credential level to view the complete list of available subjects.

Online Undergraduate Certificates & Diplomas (4 programs)
  • Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services
  • Veterinary/Animal Health Technologies/Technicians
  • Dental Support Services and Allied Professions
  • Health and Medical Administrative Services

Student Demographics

Student Population

  • Total Undergraduate Enrollment 678
  • Full-Time Students 100.0%
  • Part-Time Students 0.0%
  • Male Students 30.2%
  • Female Students 69.8%
  • Caucasian 26.0%
  • Asian 13.3%
  • Hispanic 33.0%
  • Black 9.7%
  • Pell Grant Recipients 46.0%

Racial & Ethnic Diversity

Undergraduate student body composition by racial and ethnic background. This reflects Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas's commitment to diversity and inclusion in admissions.

Gender Distribution

Gender breakdown of Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas's undergraduate population. The university maintains a roughly balanced gender distribution across its student body.

EDsmart Insight: Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas has a diverse student body, with 26.0% identifying as White. Women make up 69.8% of undergraduates.

Our Take

Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas is unranked in our comprehensive analysis, achieving a Unranked overall grade with 0.0% ROI.

At $23,188 annually, the institution serves students seeking accessible higher education. Career outcomes and value metrics should be carefully compared against alternative institutions before enrolling.

EDsmart Assessment: Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas

Unranked grade | Unranked

Performance Overview: Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas's 0.0% return on investment and unranked status reflect the institution's competitive position in the higher education landscape. The $23,188 annual cost should be carefully weighed against expected career outcomes.

Value Considerations: Prospective students should compare Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas's specific programs against alternatives, as institutional averages may not reflect individual program quality. Financial aid packages, program-specific outcomes, and career services vary significantly.

Decision Framework: Use Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas's Unranked grade and unranked status as starting points, not final answers. Evaluate program-specific outcomes, campus visit impressions, financial aid offers, and career placement rates in your intended field before making enrollment decisions.

Key Takeaways

  • Median earnings of $37,302 run about 15% lower than national outcomes six years after enrollment.
  • Average net price of $23,188 is roughly $5,791 higher than the national median of $17,397.
  • 25:1 student-faculty ratio keeps advising personal and discussion-sized.

Helpfulness for Students

Green Flags
  • 25:1 student-faculty ratio keeps mentorship close and courses discussion-sized.
  • Career coaching and alumni mentoring help learners convert classes into early job offers.
  • Career coaching and alumni mentoring help learners convert classes into early job offers.
Red Flags
  • Average net price of $23,188 is about $5,791 higher than comparable schools, so scholarship planning is key.
  • 51.6% of students borrow federal loans, outpacing typical campuses and raising repayment stakes.
  • Compare aid offers from nearby public universities to weigh the premium for smaller classes.
EDsmart Expert Analysis

Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas, a private for-profit institution in Las Vegas, NV, secures a Unranked grade in our latest review. Grades by category break down as Completion Unranked, Support Unranked, Career Outcomes Unranked, and Affordability Unranked.

Grades are assigned relative to EDsmart's national bachelor's cohort using standardized outcomes (2026 methodology); they reflect how a school compares to peers, not a fixed percentage of a raw point total.

Review the cost and aid tables for a full picture of value.

Why it matters: this snapshot shows how likely you are to stay on track academically and whether the outcomes justify the price tag. Letter grades summarize cohort-relative performance—not a single exam-style score.

EDsmart Financial Snapshot

Review the charts above for a breakdown of tuition, aid, and typical expenses.

Aid awards vary by student profile, so completing the net price calculator is the best next step.

Graduates leave with a median of $9,500 in federal loans, which lines up with national norms.

About 46.0% of students receive Pell Grants, giving a snapshot of the campus income mix.

Why it matters: lining up sticker price, aid, and typical debt helps you stress-test the budget before you commit.

EDsmart Career Snapshot

Graduates report median earnings of about $37,302 six years after entry. Compared with the national median, that's 15% lower.

Employment figures are not reported, so explore departmental job placement stories.

Use the ROI table above to estimate how long it may take to recoup your degree costs.

Why it matters: pairing median earnings with employment rates gives you a sense of payback time after graduation.

EDsmart Admissions Snapshot

This institution has not reported a current acceptance rate.

The admissions team encourages students to highlight academic strengths through transcripts, essays, and recommendations.

Prospective students can apply early for priority review and lean on the Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas admissions site for deadlines, visit options, and counselor contacts.

Why it matters: knowing the admit rate and application expectations lets you map out testing, essays, and deadlines with less stress.

EDsmart Verdict
0.00 / 5
Value Rating - Based on affordability and career outcomes

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas cost?

At Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas, the average net price after aid is $23,188. Use the net price calculator on this page for a personalized estimate.

What are Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas's job outcomes?

Graduates of Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas report median earnings of $37,302 six years after enrollment, according to College Scorecard federal outcome data. Outcomes vary by major.

What is Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas's student population?

Pima Medical Institute-Las Vegas enrolls about 678 undergraduate students, per College Scorecard enrollment data.

Contact Information

  • AccreditationAccrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES)

Data Source & Methodology