College of Alameda
555 Ralph Appezzato Memorial Pky, Alameda, CA
Questions and Answers about College of Alameda
Paw Dah S.
1 year ago
What are the different clubs available to College of Alameda students?
Paw Dah S.
1 year ago
Does College of Alameda offer any cultural clubs or programs for minority students?
Paw Dah S.
1 year ago
What facilities are included for College of Alameda students who live on campus?
Lamiek H.
2 years ago
Where can I find scholarships opportunities that College of Alameda offers?
Majors offered at College of Alameda
Biggest majors
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities
Business Administration, Management and Operations
Psychology, General
Academics at College of Alameda
Student Faculty Ratio
27 to 1
School type
Public 2-year institution
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Common careers for College of Alameda students
Common Careers and Their Average Annual Salary
Director of Engineering115k
Business Intelligence (BI) Analyst70k
District Manager, Retail55k
Business Systems Analyst54k
Director of Operations48k
Automotive Service Technician / Mechanic46k
Cashier22k
45.2kAvg. Early Career Pay
65.6kAvg. Mid-Career Pay
3%in STEM careers
Net price of attending College of Alameda
College of Alameda financial aid
Grants per year
- Average grant Not reported
- Average pell grant $4,624
Loans per year
- Average total loans $8,081
- Average federal loans $8,081
Student reviews of College of Alameda
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Recommended by
100% of students
Known for
Helpful career services
Accessible for students with disabilities
Safe campus
Commuter-friendly
Diverse and Inclusive
- All reviews 2
Johanna Guevarra
Liberal Arts and Humanities
Art History
Classics
Reading + 12 others
3.0
WHAT I LIKED
One thing I like about the College of Alameda is that it lets me have more time to figure myself out. In addition, it also has accommodation services for people with disabilities and the best part about being a student with a disability is gaining work experience while focusing on my studies. Community colleges are a good starting point for students who feel that aren't ready to experience a sudden jump from high school to a 4-year university.
WHAT I didn’t LIKE
My only complaint is I wasn't able to establish a meaningful relationships with peers and professors ever since the pandemic started.