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12 Doña Ana Community CollegeTABLE: Costs of Certificates of CompletionThe chart below discloses what one may expect to pay for each of the certificateprograms listed, provided that only the minimum number of creditsrequired for graduation is taken. Please note that books may cost less if theycan be purchased used or rented. The amounts shown are based on the mostaccurate information available at the time of publication and may change atany time as a result of future administrative decisions. For the most currentand detailed information, visit dacc.nmsu.edu/gainfulemployment/. Clickingon a certificate program name will bring up the latest costs to completethat program. From there, click on “Jobs Connection - SOC Link” to see thevarious jobs a particular certificate prepares a person for.*Program Name Certificate Name CreditsIn-DistrictTuition & FeesOut-of-DistrictTuition & FeesNon-ResidentTuition & FeesBooks &SuppliesAutomation & Manufacturing Automation & Manufacturing Technology 41 $2,542 $3,034 $7,954 $1,258 11-2011.01Technology Basic Manufacturing & Bridge Program 18 1,116 1,332 3,492 344 17-3026.00Aerospace Technology Aerospace Technology 31 1,922 2,294 6,014 342 17-3021.00Apprenticeship ProgramsElectrical Apprenticeship 42–49 2,604–3,038 3,108–3,626 8,148–9,506 3,336 17-3023.01Electrical Lineworker 30 1,860 2,220 5,820 787 49-1011.00Automotive Technology Automotive Technology 13–15 806–930 962–1,110 2,522–2,910 478 49-3023.01Building Construction Technology Building Construction Technology 32 1,984 2,368 6,208 1,476 47-1011.00Advertising Representative 15 930 1,110 2,910 332 11-2011.01Business ManagementBusiness Fundamentals 12–13 744–806 888–962 2,328–2,522 800 11-1021.00Business Management — General 24–25 1,488–1,550 1,776–1,850 4,656–4,850 808 43-5011.00Real Estate Planning & Development 18 1,116 1,332 3,492 0 41-9022.00BOT — Bilingual Specialist 36–37 2,232–2,294 2,664–2,738 6,984–7,178 1,397 43-6011.00Business Office TechnologyBOT — General Office Assistant 36–37 2,232–2,294 2,664–2,738 6,984–7,178 1,677 43-6014.00Medical Billing 15 930 1,110 2,910 677 43-6013.00Medical Transcription 15 930 1,110 2,910 518 31-9094.00Computer & Information Technology Computer & Information Technology 18–19 1,116–1,178 1,332–1,406 3,492–3,686 1,003 15-1199.03Creative Media 13 806 962 2,522 211 27-3099.00Digital Audio 15 930 1,110 2,910 170 27-3099.00Digital Graphics 19 1,178 1,406 3,686 360 27-1024.00Digital Video 22 1,364 1,628 4,268 335 11-9199.01Creative Media Technology Film Crew Training 25 1,550 1,850 4,850 0 27-4011.00Game Design 31 1,922 2,294 6,014 553 27-3022.00Graphics & Animation — Creative Track 25 1,550 1,850 4,850 396 27-1014.00Graphics & Animation — Technical Track 25 1,550 1,850 4,850 394 27-1014.00Web Design 25 1,550 1,850 4,850 418 15-1199.03Architectural Technology 19 1,178 1,406 3,686 916 17-3011.01Civil/Survey Technology 19 1,178 1,406 3,686 795 17-3011.02Drafting & Design Technologies Drafting & Graphics Technology 16 992 1,184 3,104 262 17-3011.01Geographical Information Systems 29 1,798 2,146 5,626 748 15-1199.05Mechanical Drafting & Solid Modeling 19 1,178 1,406 3,686 554 17-3013.00Diagnostic Medical Sonography Diagnostic Medical Sonography 55 4,010 4,670 11,270 1,538 29-2031.00Dental Assistant Dental Assistant 45–47 3,095–3,219 3,635–3,783 9,035–9,423 1,178 31-9091.00Early Childhood Education Early Childhood Administration 24 1,488 1,776 4,656 803 25-2011.00Electronics TechnologyBiomedical Electronics Option 47 2,914 3,478 9,118 1,910 17-3029.04General Electronics Technology 26 1,612 1,924 5,044 860 17-3023.01Emergency Medical ServicesFirst Responder Pre-hospital 4 248 296 776 114 29-2041.00Paramedic 47–53 3,643–4,015 4,207–4,651 9,847–11,011 1,917 29-2041.00Fire Science Technology Fire Science 17 1,054 1,258 3,298 240 33-2011.01Certified Nursing Assistant 8 646 742 1,702 54 31-1014.00Disabilities Support Services 4 248 296 776 0 N.A.Health Care Assistant Electrocardiogram Technician 4 248 296 776 73 N.A.Entire Health Care Assistant Program 32–33 1,984–2,046 2,368–2,442 6,208–6,402 823 31-1014.00Phlebotomy 4 248 296 776 69 N.A.Health Information Technology Health Information Technology 37–38 2,294–2,356 2,738–2,812 7,178–7,372 1,743 31-9092.00Heating, Ventilation, A/C & Refrig.HVAC/R 42 3,499 4,003 9,043 2,090 49-9021.01Residential HVAC 30 2,755 3,115 6,715 1,130 49-9021.01Law Enforcement & Criminal Justice Law Enforcement Academy 33 2,046 2,442 6,402 0 33-3051.01Children’s Literature 18 1,116 1,332 3,492 399 25-4031.00Library ScienceCustomized Study in Library Science 36 2,232 2,664 6,984 0 25-4031.00Fundamentals of Library Science 24 1,488 1,776 4,656 476 25-4031.00Specialized Topics in Library Science 12 744 888 2,328 0 25-4031.00Nursing Licensed Practical Nurse 56–58 3,972–4,096 4,644–4,792 11,364–11,752 2,730 29-2061.00Water Technology Water Technology 33–38 2,046–2,356 2,442–2,812 6,402–7,372 535 51-8031.00Welding Technology Welding Technology 46 2,852 3,404 8,924 1,872 51-4121.06* Each SOC code represents only one of the job titles associated with the program listed on the same line. Various job titles may be possible. See the website for all titles.SOCCode*