College of Alameda vs. Harbor College

College of Alameda vs. Los Angeles Harbor College comparison

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Overview	College of Alameda	Harbor College
Location	Alameda, CA	Wilmington, CA
Setting	Large Suburban	Large City
Enrollment	5,673	7,384
Type	Public 2 Year	Public 2 Year
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Religious Affiliation	-	-	-	-
Status	Non-profit	Non-profit
Website	peralta.edu	lahc.edu
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Costs	College of Alameda	Harbor College
Tuition (In State)	$1,104	$1,196
Tuition (Out of State)	$8,472	$9,828
Room & Board	$22,066	$17,784
Avg Net Price	$15,641	$12,757
Avg Grant Aid	$4,738	$7,488
% Receiving Grant Aid	84%	75%

Admission	College of Alameda	Harbor College
Admission Chances	Calculate	Calculate
Applied	-	-
Admitted	-	-
Acceptance Rate	Open	Open
Enrolled %	Open	Open
Avg High School GPA	-	2.5
Typical High School Grades	-	C+
Admissions Standards	Unavailable	Unavailable
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Academics	College of Alameda	Harbor College
Student to Faculty Ratio	30:1	26:1
Popular Majors	Business (31%) Liberal Arts and Humanities (28%) Social Sciences (18%) Mechanic and Repair Technologies (11%) Psychology (4%)	Liberal Arts and Humanities (52%) Health Professions (16%) General Studies (12%) Business (5%) Personal and Culinary Services (4%)
Outcomes	College of Alameda	Harbor College
Graduation Rate	-	-
Median Earnings (After 10 years)	$36,700	$36,700
Making Student Loan Payments	30%	42%
Median Student Loan Debt	N/A	$4,500
Median Loan Payment	N/A	$46

Diversity	College of Alameda	Harbor College
% Men	42%	39%
% Women	58%	61%
Racial Diversity	Very High	High
HBCU	No	No
% White	14%	14%
% Black	19%	11%
% Hispanic	22%	57%
% Native American	0%	0%
% Pacific Islander	0%	1%
% Two or More Races	5%	4%
% International	4%	2%
% Unknown Race	5%	2%

Students	College of Alameda	Harbor College
% In-State	81%	95%
% Out-of-State	0%	0%
Campus	College of Alameda	Harbor College
Campus Housing	No	No
Freshman Dorm Required	No	No
Meal Plan	No	No
Weekend/Evening Classes	Yes	No
Daycare Facility	Yes	Yes
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Comparable Facts

• Los Angeles Harbor College is larger than than College of Alameda based on total student enrollment (7,384 students vs. 5,673 students)

College of Alameda vs. Harbor College Cost Comparison

Which college is more expensive, College of Alameda or Harbor College?

• Los Angeles Harbor College is 8.3% more expensive to attend than College of Alameda for in-state tuition ($1,196.00 vs. $1,104.00)
• Out of state tuition is 16% higher at Harbor College than College of Alameda ($9,828.00 vs. $8,472.00)
• The typical actual cost that students pay to attend (average net price) is less at Los Angeles Harbor College than College of Alameda ($12,757 vs. $15,641)
• Living costs (room and board or off-campus housing budget) at Los Angeles Harbor College are 24.1% lower than costs at College of Alameda ($17,784 vs. $22,066)
• More students receive financial grant aid at College of Alameda than Los Angeles Harbor College (84% vs. 75%)
• The average total grant financial aid received by Los Angeles Harbor College students is 58% larger than aid received College of Alameda ($7,488 vs. $4,738)

Which college is harder to get into, College of Alameda or Harbor College? Average SAT and ACT scores plus acceptance rates offer good insight into the difficulty of admission between Harbor College or College of Alameda .

College of Alameda vs. Harbor College Graduation Outcomes Comparison

Which is better, College of Alameda or Harbor College? Graduation rate, salary and amount of student loan debt are indicators of a college which offers better outcomes for its graduates. Compare the following outcomes facts between Harbor College and College of Alameda.

• Graduates of College of Alameda and Harbor College have equivalent average earnings after ten years ($36,700 vs. $36,700)
• More Harbor College graduates are actively paying back their federal student loan debt than former College of Alameda students, three years after graduation. (42% vs. 30%)

Sources: U.S. Department of Education https://nces.ed.gov IPEDS and College Scorecard https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/