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Kent State University at Geauga Medical Assistant Certificate

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What Medical Assistant Programs Does Kent State University at Geauga Offer?

Kent State University at Geauga in Ohio offers one medical assisting program: Non-degree Certificate in Medical Assisting, taught hybrid. It comes to about $8,544 (estimated). It runs 48 weeks.

Non-Degree Certificate in Medical Assisting at Kent State University at Geauga

Inside Kent State University at Geauga's Certificate

Length
3 semesters
Hours or credits
24 credit hours minimum
Externship
MA 10092 Medical Assisting Practicum, 3 credits
Also covers
phlebotomy; EKG
Certification
Prepares graduates for the national certification examinations
Admission
High school diploma or GED; current or transfer Kent State students need a 2.0 GPA; applicants meet with the program director before acceptance
Tuition (school's wording)
$355.99 per credit hour lower-division for Ohio residents, $791.59 for non-residents (2026-27 regional campus rate)2026-27. Source: kent.edu, reviewed October 12, 2026.
Estimated cost
$8,544Estimated: $356/credit × 24, before fees.

From Kent State University at Geauga's own program, admissions and tuition pages, reviewed October 12, 2026. Tuition changes each year; confirm fees with the school.

How Kent State University at Geauga Compares

  • Non-degree Certificate in Medical Assisting costs an estimated $8,544, against a median of $8,930 across 426 priced certificate programs on this site.
  • Non-degree Certificate in Medical Assisting runs 48 weeks; the median for certificate programs is 39 weeks.

Medical assistants in Ohio earn a median of $42,810 a year (BLS OEWS, May 2025), against $45,690 nationally.

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Is Kent State University at Geauga's Medical Assistant Program Accredited?

Kent State University at Geauga's medical assisting certificate isn'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.

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Kent State University at Geauga Medical Assisting: Common Questions

Is Kent State University at Geauga's Medical Assistant Program Accredited?

Kent State University at Geauga's medical assisting certificate isn'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 Kent State University at Geauga's Medical Assistant Certificate Cost?

Non-degree Certificate in Medical Assisting: $355.99 per credit hour lower-division for Ohio residents, $791.59 for non-residents (2026-27 regional campus rate), about $8,544 for the program (estimated).

How Long Is Kent State University at Geauga's Medical Assistant Certificate?

Non-degree Certificate in Medical Assisting: 3 semesters (24 credit hours minimum).

Does Kent State University at Geauga Include an Externship?

Yes. Non-degree Certificate in Medical Assisting: MA 10092 Medical Assisting Practicum, 3 credits.

What Do You Need to Apply to Kent State University at Geauga?

Non-degree Certificate in Medical Assisting: High school diploma or GED; current or transfer Kent State students need a 2.0 GPA; applicants meet with the program director before acceptance.

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Sources

  1. kent.edu: Non-degree Certificate in Medical Assisting program page, reviewed October 12, 2026
  2. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025: Medical Assistants, Ohio

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