Warner Robins, Georgia

Central Georgia Technical College Medical Assistant Programs

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What Medical Assistant Programs Does Central Georgia Technical College Offer?

Central Georgia Technical College in Warner Robins, Georgia offers 2 medical assisting programs (associate degree and diploma).

2 Medical Assistant Programs at Central Georgia Technical College

Central Georgia Technical College's Programs Side by Side

ProgramCredentialFormatLengthExternshipCost
Medical Assisting Associate Degree, Central Georgia Technical CollegeAssociate degree$107per credit, 2026-27
Medical Assisting Diploma, Central Georgia Technical CollegeDiploma$107per credit, 2026-27

Blank cells: the school's pages don't give that figure.

Medical Assisting Associate Degree: The Details

Admission
High school diploma or GED; minimum age 17
Tuition (school's wording)
$107 per credit hour for Georgia residents, $214 out of state, plus $450 required fees per semester2026-27. Source: centralgatech.edu, reviewed October 12, 2026.

Medical Assisting Diploma: The Details

Admission
High school diploma or GED; minimum age 17
Tuition (school's wording)
$107 per credit hour for Georgia residents, $214 out of state, plus $450 required fees per semester2026-27. Source: centralgatech.edu, reviewed October 12, 2026.

From Central Georgia Technical College's own program, admissions and tuition pages, reviewed October 12, 2026. Tuition changes each year; confirm fees with the school.

Is Central Georgia Technical College's Medical Assistant Program Accredited?

Central Georgia Technical College's medical assisting programs aren't on the CAAHEP or ABHES lists captured October 12, 2026. Graduates can still sit the RMA (AMT), CCMA (NHA) or NCMA (NCCT) exams, which accept other education routes. Accredited medical assistant programs.

What CAAHEP or ABHES accreditation means for the CMA (AAMA)

Medical Assisting Awards at Central Georgia Technical College

Award levelAwards, 2022-23
Certificates of one to two years29
Associate degrees18

Federal completions data (IPEDS, CIP 51.0801) count 47 medical assisting awards conferred by Central Georgia Technical College in 2022-23, 263rd of 951 schools on this site. These are credentials awarded, not graduates or job outcomes, and chains report each campus separately.

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Central Georgia Technical College Medical Assisting: Common Questions

Is Central Georgia Technical College's Medical Assistant Program Accredited?

Central Georgia Technical College's medical assisting programs aren't on the CAAHEP or ABHES lists captured October 12, 2026. Graduates can still sit the RMA (AMT), CCMA (NHA) or NCMA (NCCT) exams, which accept other education routes. Accredited medical assistant programs.

How Much Does Central Georgia Technical College's Medical Assistant Program Cost?

Medical Assisting Associate Degree: $107 per credit hour for Georgia residents, $214 out of state, plus $450 required fees per semester (2026-27). Medical Assisting Diploma: $107 per credit hour for Georgia residents, $214 out of state, plus $450 required fees per semester (2026-27).

What Do You Need to Apply to Central Georgia Technical College?

Medical Assisting Associate Degree: High school diploma or GED; minimum age 17. Medical Assisting Diploma: High school diploma or GED; minimum age 17.

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Sources

  1. centralgatech.edu: Medical Assisting Associate Degree program page, reviewed October 12, 2026
  2. U.S. Department of Education, IPEDS completions 2022-23, CIP 51.0801 (medical/clinical assistant)
  3. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025: Medical Assistants, Georgia

Every program on this site was checked on the school's own website in October 2026. Accreditation comes only from the CAAHEP and ABHES directories (captured October 12, 2026), never from a school's own wording, and school size from U.S. Department of Education (IPEDS) completions. Sponsored listings are labeled as ads and never change which programs we list or how we rank them. How we verify programs