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Electrician schools near Rancho Cucamonga, CA

18 accredited campuses within 40 miles of Rancho Cucamonga, California award electrician credentials, nearest first. Distances are from the center of Rancho Cucamonga's campus locations.

CampusCityMilesTypeGrads / yrEarnings, yr 1CompletionCost / yr
San Joaquin Valley College-OntarioOntario 3for-profit 172$34,243 64% $31,279
Chaffey CollegeRancho Cucamonga 3Public 44not reported 36% not reported
Norco CollegeNorco 13Public 61not reported 42% not reported
CET-ColtonColton 13non-profit 20not reported 72% $23,513
San Bernardino Valley CollegeSan Bernardino 15Public 12not reported 28% not reported
UEI College-RiversideRiverside 16for-profit 215not reported 71% $33,956
Summit CollegeSan Bernardino 18for-profit 260$35,529 62% $33,244
InterCoast Colleges-West CovinaWest Covina 18for-profit 84$33,419 not reported $35,442
UEI College-West CovinaWest Covina 19for-profit 274not reported 67% $32,425
Baldwin Park Adult & Community EducationBaldwin Park 22Public 46$33,903 71% $11,859
InterCoast Colleges-RiversideRiverside 23for-profit 34$33,419 60% $28,814
Santiago Canyon CollegeOrange 24Public 137not reported 48% not reported
San Joaquin Valley College-HesperiaHesperia 25for-profit 45$34,243 63% $30,880
Southern California Institute of TechnologyAnaheim 28for-profit 256$35,873 not reported not reported
Irvine Valley CollegeIrvine 32Public 31not reported 57% not reported
Capstone CollegePasadena 33for-profit 61not reported 64% $20,809
UEI College-Huntington ParkHuntington Park 38for-profit 180not reported 70% $34,673
Los Angeles Trade Technical CollegeLos Angeles 40Public 136$36,674 35% not reported

Earnings: median for graduates of this program at this campus one year after completion (College Scorecard). Completion: campus-wide 150%-of-time rate. Campuses without coordinates in the federal file are listed on the California page.

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