Ukiah, CA
Ukiah Adult School is a public adult school in Ukiah, California. Its postsecondary program is vocational nursing training, enrolling 34 students with a 6:1 student-to-faculty ratio.
Enrollment is through the adult school's vocational nursing program; applicants apply directly to the program rather than through a traditional college admissions cycle.
Ukiah Adult School admits 18.2% of applicants — a typical similar college admits 79%.
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Students pay an average net price of $14,343 per year, and 50% of students receive Pell grants.
After aid, Ukiah Adult School costs $14,343 a year — about 62% more than a typical similar college.
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The school reports a 100% graduation rate for its small vocational nursing cohort, with 32 certificates awarded in the latest reported year.
| Major | Graduates |
|---|---|
| Practical Nursing, Vocational Nursing and... | 32 |
Median earnings eight years after entering Ukiah Adult School are $86,234.
Six years after entry, former Ukiah Adult School students earn $59,331 — 72% more than at a typical similar college.
Each bar is the median of that group, with the number of schools in brackets. “Similar colleges” means the same control and the same predominant degree awarded. Groups of fewer than 15 schools are not shown.
Ukiah Adult School serves 34 students in Ukiah, a town in northern California; 94.1% of students are women.
Ukiah Adult School is accredited by the Council on Occupational Education.
Each bar is the median of that group, with the number of schools in brackets. “Similar colleges” means the same control and the same predominant degree awarded. Groups of fewer than 15 schools are not shown.
Ukiah Adult School is in Ukiah, CA, in what IPEDS classifies as a town, remote setting. The campus sits about 1.2 miles from the center of Ukiah. There is 1 other college within 25 miles, and Ukiah, CA is 1.2 miles away.
Mendocino County scores 9.2 out of 20 on the EPA National Walkability Index — below average walkable. The index is a county-wide average of block groups, so it describes the surrounding area rather than the campus itself.
Undergraduates make up about 6% of Ukiah's residents.
Every college that receives federal financial aid must publish its crime statistics each year under the Clery Act. These are the figures Ukiah Adult School reported for 2024.
Read these numbers carefully. A Clery figure counts reports, not incidents. A university with active reporting channels, a large campus police force and a teaching hospital will record more offenses than one where the same events go unreported — so a higher count is not evidence of a more dangerous campus, and a low count is not evidence of a safe one. In 2024, 833 campuses with more than 1,000 students reported no offenses at all. Use these figures to ask a college questions, not to rank one against another.
Common questions about Ukiah Adult School admissions, costs, and outcomes.
Ukiah Adult School is a public adult education school in Ukiah, California. Its postsecondary offering is a vocational nursing certificate program, which is why it appears in federal college data.
The postsecondary program is practical/vocational nursing training, a certificate of one to two years. 32 certificates were awarded in the latest reported year.
Applicants apply directly to the adult school's vocational nursing program rather than through a traditional college admissions cycle.
The average net price reported in federal data is $14,343 per year.
Yes. 50% of students receive Pell grants.
The reported graduation rate is 100% for its small vocational nursing cohort.
The postsecondary program enrolls 34 students, with a 6:1 student-to-faculty ratio.
The students are adults training for vocational nursing; 94.1% are women.