Dodge City Community College

Dodge City, KS · Public · offers Associate's degrees

Remote town

—Acceptance rate
$4,068Average net price / year
35%Graduation rate
$45,427Median earnings 10 yrs after entry
$8,800Median debt at graduation
1,106Undergraduates

Cost

In-state tuition & fees
$4,650
Out-of-state tuition
$5,850
Total cost of attendance
$10,189
Room & board
$7,850
Average net price
$4,068

Net price by family income

$0–30k
$2,072
$30–48k
$3,747
$48–75k
$4,490
$75–110k
$8,617
$110k+
$9,120

Official net price calculator

Admissions

Acceptance rate
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Outcomes

Graduation rate
35%
First-year retention
55%
Median earnings (6 yrs)
$35,682
Median earnings (10 yrs)
$45,427
Median debt (graduates)
$8,800
3-year loan default rate
0.0%
Students with Pell grants
29%
Students with federal loans
16%

Programs: what graduates earn

3 of 74 programs have published earnings or debt data. Earnings are median salaries of graduates one year after completing the program (or the latest available year).

Associate's degree

Students

Undergraduates
1,106
Part-time
32%
Women / men
48% / 52%
White
27%
Hispanic
51%
Black
10%
Asian
1%
International
7%

Faculty & school

Student–faculty ratio
17:1
Avg faculty salary
$57,339 / year
Full-time faculty
100%
Accreditor
Higher Learning Commission
Website
dc3.edu
Also known as
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Most popular fields

  • Personal & Culinary Services – 7% of degrees
  • Education – 2% of degrees
  • Family & Consumer Sciences – 1% of degrees
  • Liberal Arts & General Studies – 25% of degrees
  • Psychology – 1% of degrees
  • Public Administration & Social Service – 1% of degrees

Frequently asked questions

How much does Dodge City Community College cost?

The average net price after grants is $4,068 per year; in-state tuition and fees are $4,650 and the full cost of attendance is $10,189.

How much do Dodge City Community College graduates earn?

Students who enrolled earn a median of $45,427 ten years later. See the program table above for salaries by major.

What is the graduation rate?

35% of first-time, full-time students graduate within 150% of normal time.

Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, June 2026 release.