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Pima Community College

Tucson, Arizona1 campusunmudl.pima.edu/pima
PublicNetwork CollegeCity: Large
In-district tuition$2,442per year, $101 per credit
Average net price$3,670per year after grants
Graduation rate28%14 ptssince 2015
Retention68%return for year two
Students16,28377% attend part-time
Student to faculty18 to 1students per instructor

Programs

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About Pima Community College

Associate's Colleges: High Transfer-High Nontraditional

Pima Community College is Southern Arizona’s premier source of training for adult learners who seek to quickly gain skills and credentials. If your goal is to advance in your current occupation, or to find a new career, you've come to the right place.

What you get from a Pima education:

Instruction from the pros. You’ll learn skills from faculty members who, when they aren’t teaching, are working in industry.

Training on brand-new equipment. You’ll learn on the latest and greatest at our Centers of Excellence, cutting-edge workspaces that emphasize hands-on learning.

Work-based learning. We offer apprenticeships and internships that will give you a good sense of what a job will actually be like.

SettingCity: Large
Distance learning3 programs offered online
CalendarSemester
Address1255 N Stone Ave, Tucson, AZ 85705, USA
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IPEDS Unit ID105525

Campuses

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Main Campus4905C East Broadway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85709, USA
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Cost and aid

Published 2024-25 tuition, and what students actually paid after grants and scholarships.
ResidencyPer creditTuition and fees a year
In-districtTucson area residents
$101$2,442
In-state
$101$2,442
Out-of-state
$277$7,758
Published tuition and required fees for a full-time student for one academic year.
Average net price by family incomeFirst-time, full-time students receiving aid
$0 to 30k
$2,605
$30k to 48k
$2,850
$48k to 75k
$4,552
$75k to 110k
$7,865
$110k and up
$9,615
57%receive a Pell Grant
66%receive any grant aid
$6,216average grant per year
6%take federal student loans

Outcomes

How students progress, tracked across 10 IPEDS reporting years.

28%

finished within 150% of normal time in 2024, up 14 pts since 2015
44%graduate or transfer within 150% of normal time
68%of full-time students return for a second year
Graduation rate counts first-time, full-time students who finish within 150% of normal time. Many part-time and returning students are not included.

Students

Fall 2024 enrollment of 16,283 students.
Race and ethnicity
Hispanic or Latino 50%
White 35%
Black 5%
Two or more 4%
Asian 3%
American Indian 2%
Unknown 1%
Nonresident 1%
Attendance23% full-time
Full-time 23%
Part-time 77%
38%are 25 or older
56%are women
32%study fully online
18 to 1students per instructor