Community College Earnings in Arizona

  • Community college graduates in Arizona (10 years post graduation) earn approximately $31,400 per year (2020).
  • The community colleges in Arizona with the highest earning graduates are listed below (where sufficient data available).

Community College Earnings in Arizona (2020)

  • College Student Earnings Location
  • Rank: #11.
    Universal Technical Institute of Arizona Inc
    Private, for profit
    $45,700
    10695 West Pierce Street
    Avondale,  AZ  85323
    (623)245-4600
  • Rank: #22.
    Chandler-Gilbert Community College
    Public
    $45,400
    2626 E Pecos Rd
    Chandler,  AZ  85225
    (480)732-7000
  • Rank: #33.
    Scottsdale Community College
    Scottsdale Community College Photo - SCC has a new, state-of-the-art-Library with high-tech classroom, study and learning environments, as well as comfortable and roomy areas for individual or group study.
    Public
    $41,100
    9000 E Chaparral Rd
    Scottsdale,  AZ  85256
  • Rank: #44.
    Mesa Community College
    Mesa Community College Photo - MCC Football Team
    Public
    $40,100
    1833 W Southern Ave
    Mesa,  AZ  85202
    (480)461-7000
  • Rank: #55.
    The Refrigeration School
    Public
    $39,900
    4210 E Washington Street
    Phoenix,  AZ  85034
    (480)676-5843
  • Rank: #66.
    Rio Salado College
    Public
    $39,300
    2323 W 14th St
    Tempe,  AZ  85281
    (480)517-8000
  • Rank: #77.
    Paradise Valley Community College
    Public
    $38,100
    18401 N 32nd St
    Phoenix,  AZ  85032
    (602)787-6500
  • Rank: #88.
    Glendale Community College (Glendale - 85302)
    Public
    $36,900
    6000 W Olive Ave
    Glendale,  AZ  85302
    (623)845-3000
  • Rank: #99.
    Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts-Scottsdale
    Private, for profit
    $36,600
    8100 E Camelback Rd, Suite 1001
    Scottsdale,  AZ  85251
    (480)425-3000
  • Rank: #1010.
    Phoenix College
    Public
    $35,800
    1202 W Thomas Rd
    Phoenix,  AZ  85013
    (602)264-2492
  • Rank: #11-1211.-12.
    Arizona Automotive Institute
    Private, for profit
    $34,500
    6829 N 46th Ave
    Glendale,  AZ  85301
    (623)934-7273
  • Rank: #11-1211.-12.
    GateWay Community College
    Public
    $34,500
    108 N. 40th Street
    Phoenix,  AZ  85034
    (602)392-5000
  • Rank: #1313.
    Cochise College
    Public
    $34,300
    4190 W Highway 80
    Douglas,  AZ  85607
    (520)515-0500
  • Rank: #1414.
    Pima Community College
    Public
    $34,100
    4905C East Broadway Blvd.
    Tucson,  AZ  85709
    (520)206-4500
  • Rank: #1515.
    Eastern Arizona College
    Public
    $33,800
    615 N. Stadium Ave.
    Thatcher,  AZ  85552
    (928)428-8322
  • Rank: #1616.
    Yavapai College
    Public
    $33,100
    1100 E Sheldon St
    Prescott,  AZ  86301
    (928)445-7300
  • Rank: #1717.
    Estrella Mountain Community College
    Public
    $32,900
    3000 N Dysart Rd
    Avondale,  AZ  85323
    (623)935-8000
  • Rank: #1818.
    Coconino Community College
    Public
    $32,100
    2800 S. Lone Tree Rd.
    Flagstaff,  AZ  86005
    (928)527-1222
  • Rank: #1919.
    Fortis College-Phoenix
    Private, for profit
    $31,400
    555 N 18 St Ste 110
    Phoenix,  AZ  85006
    (602)254-3099
  • Rank: #2020.
    Central Arizona College
    Public
    $31,100
    8470 N Overfield Rd
    Coolidge,  AZ  85128
    (520)494-5444
  • Rank: #2121.
    Southwest University of Visual Arts-Tucson
    Private, for profit
    $30,900
    2525 N Country Club Rd
    Tucson,  AZ  85716
    (520)325-0123
  • Rank: #2222.
    Lamson College
    Private, for profit
    $30,700
    875 W. Elliot Road Suite 206
    Tempe,  AZ  85284
    (480)898-7000
  • Rank: #2323.
    South Mountain Community College
    Public
    $30,500
    7050 S 24th Street
    Phoenix,  AZ  85042
    (602)243-8000
  • Rank: #2424.
    Arizona Western College
    Public
    $30,400
    2020 S. Avenue 8E
    Yuma,  AZ  85365
    (928)317-6000
  • Rank: #25-2625.-26.
    Brown Mackie College-Tucson
    Private, for profit
    $30,300
    4585 E Speedway Blvd.
    Tucson,  AZ  85712
    (520)327-6866
  • Rank: #25-2625.-26.
    Brown Mackie College-Phoenix
    Private, for profit
    $30,300
    13430 N Black Canyon Ste. 190
    Phoenix,  AZ  85029
    (602)337-3044
  • Rank: #2727.
    Mohave Community College
    Public
    $30,200
    1971 Jagerson Ave
    Kingman,  AZ  86409
    (928)757-4331
  • Rank: #28-2928.-29.
    Pima Medical Institute-Tucson
    Private, for profit
    $29,800
    3350 East Grant Road, Suite 200
    Tucson,  AZ  85716
    (520)326-1600
  • Rank: #28-2928.-29.
    Pima Medical Institute-Mesa
    Private, for profit
    $29,800
    957 S. Dobson Road
    Mesa,  AZ  85202
    (480)644-0267
  • Rank: #3030.
    Northland Pioneer College
    Public
    $28,700
    PO Box 610
    Holbrook,  AZ  86025
  • Rank: #3131.
    Carrington College-Phoenix
    Private, for profit
    $27,000
    8503 N 27th Ave.
    Phoenix,  AZ  85051
    (602)393-5900
  • Rank: #3232.
    Arizona College-Glendale
    Private, for profit
    $26,300
    4425 W Olive Avenue Suite 300
    Glendale,  AZ  85302
    (602)222-9300
  • Rank: #3333.
    CollegeAmerica-Flagstaff
    Private, non-profit
    $25,500
    399 Malpais
    Flagstaff,  AZ  86001
    (928)213-6060
  • Rank: #34-3634.-36.
    Brookline College-Phoenix
    Private, for profit
    $23,600
    2445 W. Dunlap Ave., Ste. 100
    Phoenix,  AZ  85021
    (602)242-6265
  • Rank: #34-3634.-36.
    Brookline College-Tempe
    Private, for profit
    $23,600
    1140-1150 S. Priest Drive
    Tempe,  AZ  85281
    (480)545-8755
  • Show 2 more community colleges in Arizona (out of 37 total colleges)
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