Medical Billing & Coding programs in Los Angeles, CA
6 medical billing & coding programs at 6 school(s) in Los Angeles appear in the federal data. The median reported first-year earnings is $38,448, 11% above the national median.
| School | Program | Credential | Completers/yr | 1-yr earnings | Median debt | Monthly payment* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| American Career College-Los Angeles | Health and Medical Administrative Services | Certificate | 50 | $38,448 | $9,500 | $108 |
| Associated Technical College-Los Angeles | Health and Medical Administrative Services | Certificate | – | not reported | – | – |
| Los Angeles Trade Technical College | Health and Medical Administrative Services | Certificate | 10 | not reported | – | – |
| Los Angeles City College | Health and Medical Administrative Services | Associate degree | 0 | not reported | – | – |
| Diversified Vocational College | Health and Medical Administrative Services | Certificate | 27 | not reported | – | – |
| CBD College | Health and Medical Administrative Services | Associate degree | 33 | not reported | $20,000 | $227 |
*Scorecard's estimated monthly payment on the median debt over 10 years. “Not reported” means the Department suppressed or did not publish the figure.
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Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard Field of Study and Institution files (release dated 10/15/2026). Earnings are median annual earnings of completers working and not enrolled one year after finishing; debt is median federal loan debt of borrowers; both describe past cohorts and small programs are suppressed by the Department. See our methodology.