The North Coast College Cost & Financial Aid

The North Coast College charges $22,500 per year in tuition, but students receive an average grant of $14,895, bringing the typical annual cost down to about $7,605. Over four years, families can expect to pay around $30,420 in tuition after aid. However, this private for-profit college comes with serious financial risks that prospective students should understand.

Graduates leave with a median debt of $42,785, which translates to monthly loan payments of $454. This becomes problematic when you see that graduates earn a median of $30,029 ten years after graduation. With only 37% of borrowers successfully repaying their loans, many students struggle to manage debt payments that eat up a large portion of their income. The 93.6% employment rate looks good on paper, but low earnings make this school financially risky for most students. Those who get the best deal here are students who can pay cash and avoid borrowing entirely.