Nursing assistant / Hagerstown, MD

Certified Nursing/geriatric Assistant (223 clock hours)

Hagerstown Community College in Hagerstown, Maryland. Review its reported cost, length, completion, and employment before asking the provider for current enrollment details.

Program snapshotHistorical report

$2,174reported tuition & fees
Program length
15 weeks
Completed
56%
Employed, Q2 after exit
79%
Provider location
Hagerstown, MD

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
$2,174
Tuition + books and supplies
$2,174Reported amount; other charges may apply
Program length
15 weeks
Completed
56% 75 of 135 exits
Employed 2 quarters later
79% 122 of 155 eligible
Median earnings in 2nd quarter after exit
$7,932

What the numbers tell you

The reported tuition and fees for a participant who is not funded through WIOA are $2,174. The program reported 75 completions among 135 exits. Of 155 people eligible for follow-up, 122 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.

Among the 4 full courses in our federally reported comparison near Frederick, 1 report lower tuition than this program. That comparison excludes endorsement add-ons and programs without enough published outcomes; it does not include current enrollment prices.

Tuition in context

The median reported tuition among the 21 qualifying nursing assistant programs in Maryland is $1,652. This program’s $2,174 tuition is $522 above it. Courses can differ in length, credential, included supplies, and current price, so compare the full written cost before enrolling.

Before you enroll

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