Medical assistant programs in Nebraska
Compare the 4 schools with a medical assistant program in Nebraska by accreditation, price and length.
- schools
- 4
- accredited3 CAAHEP programs
- 3
- typical public-college price, one year
- $3,360
| School | Certificate or degree, length | Accreditation | Price | Graduates2023-24 | Request |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Metropolitan Community College Area | Certificate1 to 2 years15 graduatesAssociate degreeabout 2 years13 graduates | Not accredited | $3,285 a yearfull-time, if you live in the college's area; same for each award | 28 | Visit the school's site |
| Certificate1 to 2 years | CAAHEP accredited | $3,388 a yearfull-time, if you live in the college's area | 22 | Request information | |
| Certificateunder 1 year7 graduatesAssociate degreeabout 2 years5 graduatesonline classes, clinical hours in person | CAAHEP accredited associate degree | $3,360 a yearfull-time; same for each award | 12 | Request information | |
| Certificate | CAAHEP accredited | Ask the school for the price | – | Request information |
- CAAHEP accredited
- CAAHEP has checked and approved the medical assisting program itself. People who finish it can take the CMA exam to become a Certified Medical Assistant.
- ABHES-accredited school
- ABHES approves the whole school. Before you count on the CMA exam, ask the school whether its medical assisting program is covered too.
- Price
- Tuition and fees for 2023-24, as each school reports them: for the whole program, or for one year of full-time classes. Each row says which.
- Graduates
- Students who finished between July 2023 and June 2024. Prices and graduates come from a yearly survey by the U.S. Department of Education.
- Listing
- No school pays to be listed or moved up. "Request information" appears on schools accredited by CAAHEP or ABHES; other schools link to their own site.
Nebraska at a glance
The graduate count covers every medical assistant certificate and degree that 3 schools in Nebraska awarded in the 2023-24 school year. The largest is Metropolitan Community College Area in Omaha, which had 28 graduates. You can complete one of them online, with the clinical hours done in person.
Employers often ask for a national certification. See how the CMA, RMA, CCMA and NCMA compare.
What medical assistants earn in Nebraska · Accredited online programs