Medical assistant / Cathedral City, CA

Medical Assisting

Mayfield College, Inc. in Cathedral City, California. Review its reported cost, length, completion, and employment before asking the provider for current enrollment details.

Program snapshotHistorical report

$16,093reported tuition & fees
Program length
40 weeks
Completed
89%
Employed, Q2 after exit
73%
Provider location
Cathedral City, CA

Rates describe past participant groups, not a prediction or current price.

Source file modified April 29, 2026Outcome cohort period not providedData definitions ↗

At a glance

Tuition and fees
$16,093
Tuition + books and supplies
$17,850Reported amount; other charges may apply
Program length
40 weeks
Completed
89% 450 of 504 exits
Employed 2 quarters later
73% 304 of 415 eligible
Median earnings in 2nd quarter after exit
$19,920

What the numbers tell you

The reported tuition and fees for a participant who is not funded through WIOA are $16,093, plus $1,757 in reported books and supplies. The program reported 450 completions among 504 exits. Of 415 people eligible for follow-up, 304 were employed in the second quarter after leaving.

The earnings figure is the median amount earned during that quarter by employed participants. It is not annual pay, a starting salary, or a prediction for a prospective student.

Tuition in context

The median reported tuition among the 20 qualifying medical assistant programs in California is $2,709. This program’s $16,093 tuition is $13,384 above it. Courses can differ in length, credential, included supplies, and current price, so compare the full written cost before enrolling.

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