How much financial aid is available?

A large share of students receive Pell Grants, with 68.9% of the student body qualifying.

What do graduates earn in medical assisting?

Median earnings 2 years after completion for Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services are $20,846.

How many students finish the program?

The reported completion rate is 55.2%, which is the percentage of students who finish their training.

How many students are enrolled?

There are 75 students enrolled at this location.

Is this a public or private school?

This is a private for-profit school that mainly awards certificates.

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Ross Medical Education Center-Kokomo

Kokomo, Indiana · private for-profit · mainly awards certificates · 75 students · Dental AssistingMedical Assisting

Avg net price / yr

$19,729

cheaper than 31% of comparable schools

Completion rate

55.2%

Median debt at completion

$9,500

Median earnings (10 yrs after entry)

$33,079

earns ~$1,676.7 per $1k of yearly net price

About

Ross Medical Education Center-Kokomo is a private for-profit school in Kokomo, IN that mainly awards certificates. It serves students looking for training in dental support, health administration, and medical assisting. The average annual net price after aid is $19,729.

What to know

The typical student finishes with $9,500 in median debt after paying an average net price of $19,729. The completion rate is 55.2%, meaning roughly half of enrolled students do not finish. Ten-year median earnings for graduates are reported at $33,079.

Net price is 2% above the Indiana median ($19,413) for schools offering these programs. Reported median earnings are 13% below the national median ($38,005) for comparable schools.

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Programs & what graduates earn

Program	Credential	Median earnings 2 yrs after completion
Dental Support Services and Allied Professions	undergraduate certificate	$22,363
Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services	undergraduate certificate	$20,846
Health and Medical Administrative Services	undergraduate certificate	$23,571

Get paid while you train instead

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

2 registered medical assisting apprenticeship programs

Questions students ask

How much financial aid is available?: A large share of students receive Pell Grants, with 68.9% of the student body qualifying.
What do graduates earn in medical assisting?: Median earnings 2 years after completion for Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services are $20,846.
How many students finish the program?: The reported completion rate is 55.2%, which is the percentage of students who finish their training.
How many students are enrolled?: There are 75 students enrolled at this location.
Is this a public or private school?: This is a private for-profit school that mainly awards certificates.

Other options in Indiana

School	City	Net price / yr	Completion	Earnings (10 yr)
Ivy Tech Community College	Indianapolis	$7,258	29.3%	$37,186
University of Southern Indiana	Evansville	$12,923	52.5%	$47,605
Vet Tech Institute of Indiana	Indianapolis	$16,045	69.7%	$38,146
Ross Medical Education Center-Fort Wayne	Fort Wayne	$19,592	66.8%	$30,072
Fortis College-Indianapolis	Indianapolis	$27,706	48.3%	$34,726
Ross Medical Education Center-Granger	Mishawaka	$20,260	55.2%	$30,481

Data: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard (most recent release, pulled July 2026), school ID 481863. 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.