At a glance
- Tuition and fees
- $605
- Tuition + books and supplies
- $900Reported amount; other charges may apply
- Program length
- 10 weeks
- Completed
- 88% 82 of 93 exits
- Employed 2 quarters later
- 75% 67 of 89 eligible
- Median earnings in 2nd quarter after exit
- $7,920
What the numbers tell you
The reported tuition and fees for a participant who is not funded through WIOA are $605, plus $295 in reported books and supplies. The program reported 82 completions among 93 exits. Of 89 people eligible for follow-up, 67 were employed in the second quarter after leaving.
The earnings figure is the median amount earned during that quarter by employed participants. It is not annual pay, a starting salary, or a prediction for a prospective student.
Tuition in context
The median reported tuition among the 34 qualifying nursing assistant programs in California is $1,500. This program’s $605 tuition is $895 below it. Courses can differ in length, credential, included supplies, and current price, so compare the full written cost before enrolling.
California source check · September 27, 2026
A matching CNA directory location
California’s Department of Public Health lists Bakersfield Adult School at 2727 F Street, Bakersfield, CA 93301. The city and street address match this federal record. This is a separate directory entry, not confirmation that the historical course and outcomes above describe today’s training or that enrollment is open.
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- Ask the provider for current tuition, fees, supplies, schedule, and available seats.
- Confirm admission requirements and which credential this specific program awards.
- Ask how the reported outcome period compares with the current program.
- Check the provider and training location on the California Department of Public Health CNA training directory. A missing match in our reviewed subset does not establish that a school is unlisted.
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