Is this school public or private?

It is a private for-profit school.

How many students finished their programs?

The completion rate is reported at 70.3%.

Which programs are offered?

Programs include Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician, Fine and Studio Arts, Health and Medical Administrative Services, Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services, and Practical Nursing, all as undergraduate certificates.

What do HVAC graduates typically earn?

Median earnings 2 years after completion for HVAC programs are reported at $37,208.

How much does practical nursing pay?

Median earnings 2 years after completion for Practical Nursing are reported at $50,606.

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Institute of Technology

Salem, Oregon · private for-profit · mainly awards certificates · 267 students · HVACMedical AssistingPractical Nursing (LPN/LVN)

Avg net price / yr

$37,376

cheaper than 0% of comparable schools

Completion rate

70.3%

Median debt at completion

$9,500

Median earnings (10 yrs after entry)

$37,507

earns ~$1,003.5 per $1k of yearly net price

About

Institute of Technology is a private for-profit school in Salem, OR that mainly awards certificates. With 267 enrolled students, the school offers training in fields like HVAC, practical nursing, and medical administration.

What to know

The average annual net price after aid is $37,376, with a typical student debt of $9,500 upon completion. About 47.6% of students received Pell Grants, indicating significant financial aid availability. The school's completion rate is reported at 70.3%.

Net price is 56% above the Oregon median ($23,891) for schools offering these programs. Reported median earnings are 1% above the national median ($37,234) for comparable schools.

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Programs & what graduates earn

Program	Credential	Median earnings 2 yrs after completion
Practical Nursing, Vocational Nursing and Nursing Assistants	undergraduate certificate	$50,606
Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician (HAC, HACR, HVAC, HVACR)	undergraduate certificate	$37,208
Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services	undergraduate certificate	$32,045
Health and Medical Administrative Services	undergraduate certificate	$25,774
Fine and Studio Arts	undergraduate certificate	not reported

Get paid while you train instead

Registered apprenticeships are an alternative to paying for school — sponsors pay wages from day one. In Oregon:

1 registered HVAC apprenticeship program

Questions students ask

Is this school public or private?: It is a private for-profit school.
How many students finished their programs?: The completion rate is reported at 70.3%.
Which programs are offered?: Programs include Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician, Fine and Studio Arts, Health and Medical Administrative Services, Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services, and Practical Nursing, all as undergraduate certificates.
What do HVAC graduates typically earn?: Median earnings 2 years after completion for HVAC programs are reported at $37,208.
How much does practical nursing pay?: Median earnings 2 years after completion for Practical Nursing are reported at $50,606.

Other options in Oregon

School	City	Net price / yr	Completion	Earnings (10 yr)
Portland Community College	Portland	$10,405	19.5%	$44,592

Data: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard (most recent release, pulled July 2026), school ID 441663. Figures are federally reported medians and may lag current prices. "Not reported" means the federal dataset suppresses or lacks the value — often due to small cohort sizes. How we compute comparisons. This site is independent and not affiliated with any government agency or school.