College of DuPage · Glen Ellyn, Illinois

Medical Assistant, Certificate at College of DuPage

CertificateOn campusOnlineHybridCAAHEP-accreditedCMA (AAMA) eligible

What Should You Know About Medical Assistant, Certificate at College of DuPage?

Medical Assistant, Certificate is a medical assisting certificate at College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, offered on campus, online and hybrid. It takes 2-4 semesters (39 credits minimum). Cost: about $6,240 (estimated). It is CAAHEP-accredited, so graduates are eligible for the CMA (AAMA) exam.

Cost
$6,240estimated: $160/credit × 39
Length
64 wk2-4 semesters
Credits
39
  • Phlebotomy
  • EKG
  • Billing and coding

How Medical Assistant, Certificate Works

Credential
Certificate
Format
On campus, online and hybrid
Length
2-4 semesters
Hours or credits
39 credits minimum
Also covers
EKG; phlebotomy; medical coding
Start dates
Spring; Summer; Fall

Admission and Certification at College of DuPage

Admission requirements
College admission, registration packet, proof of comprehensive health insurance
Outcomes the school publishes
Five-year averages 2020-2024: job placement 83%, national exam passage 81%Reported for 2020-2024.

What College of DuPage's Medical Assisting Certificate Costs

Tuition (school's wording)
$160 per credit in-district; $6,240-$7,040 for 39-44 credits of MASST courses; estimated $7,065-$7,865 with fees, books and checksSource: cod.edu, reviewed October 12, 2026.
Estimated cost
$6,240Estimated: $160/credit × 39, before fees. An estimate, not the school's own total.

Work out what the College of DuPage certificate costs you after aid

From cod.edu, reviewed October 12, 2026. Check start dates, deadlines and current tuition with the school before you apply.

How Medical Assistant, Certificate Compares

  • Its estimated cost of $6,240 is below the median of $8,930 across 426 priced certificate programs on this site (153rd lowest).
  • At 64 weeks it is longer than the 39-week median for certificate programs.
  • It is one of 185 CAAHEP- or ABHES-accredited certificate programs on this site.

Is Medical Assistant, Certificate at College of DuPage Accredited?

Accredited by CAAHEP on the recommendation of MAERB (CAAHEP directory, October 12, 2026), so graduates meet the standard education route for the CMA (AAMA) exam.

Besides core clinical and front-office skills, the program's course list covers phlebotomy, EKG and billing and coding.

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Medical Assistant, Certificate at College of DuPage: Common Questions

How Much Does Medical Assistant, Certificate at College of DuPage Cost?

$160 per credit in-district; $6,240-$7,040 for 39-44 credits of MASST courses; estimated $7,065-$7,865 with fees, books and checks. That works out to about $6,240 for the program, an estimate before fees.

How Long Is Medical Assistant, Certificate at College of DuPage?

2-4 semesters, 39 credits minimum, according to the school's program page.

Is Medical Assistant, Certificate at College of DuPage Accredited?

Accredited by CAAHEP on the recommendation of MAERB (CAAHEP directory, October 12, 2026), so graduates meet the standard education route for the CMA (AAMA) exam.

Can You Take Medical Assistant, Certificate at College of DuPage Online?

Partly. It is hybrid: coursework online, with labs and the externship in person.

What Do You Need to Apply to Medical Assistant, Certificate?

College admission, registration packet, proof of comprehensive health insurance.

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Sources

  1. cod.edu: Medical Assistant, Certificate program page, reviewed October 12, 2026
  2. CAAHEP, accredited medical assisting programs, captured October 12, 2026

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