Collins Career Technical Center

Chesapeake, OH

Public
Two-year
Nondegree-granting
Currently operating

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Field reported for 2023-24 · Public Safety & Criminal Justice

Fire Science/Fire-fighting

Collins Career Technical Center

Chesapeake, OH

Certificate

Completed degrees or certificates reported for 2023-24

2023-24

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Degree requirements

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Applying & preparing

Institution-wide admissions context

What admission looks like

Admission approach: Open admissions reported
SAT / ACT policy: Not reported

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Institution-wide · General high-school preparation

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What attending this college costs

Institution-wide · College-level cost context

College-level published yearly budget

$15,814

Before grants and scholarships

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Tuition and required fees: $11,650
Housing and meals: Not reported
Books and supplies: Not reported
Other costs not separately categorized: $4,164

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Funding to investigate

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Federal3 verified
Earned aid1 verified

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Sources and classification details

Program reporting

C2024_A · 2023-24 · PROVISIONAL

Official federal classification: CIP 43.0203 · Fire Science/Fire-fighting · CIP 2020

Information scopes

Admissions and cost use institution-level reporting. General preparation uses verified institutional sources where curated. Additional requirements use exact verified program sources where available. Current official program evidence is separately scoped to an exact credential where PA1 coverage exists.

Admissions reporting

Fall 2024 institution-wide context

Cost reporting

Published institution-level data · 2026