Mid-Plains Community College is a public institution in North Platte, NE. College In 2 focuses on its certificate and associate-degree pathways so students can compare the cost and earnings of shorter routes into a career or further education.
Who it serves
Students exploring career-focused certificates and two-year degrees, including people comparing affordable local pathways, career changes, and options that can lead directly to work or continued study.
Average net price / year$5,235
School-wide median earnings$40,059
Median debt for completers$9,995
Reported safety incidentsAbove Average0.2 reports per 1,000 students / year
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Programs & graduate outcomes
Start with value, earnings and cost. Then check whether the program fits the way you want to learn and work.
Earnings after 1 year from graduationN/AProgram earnings not reported
Earnings after 5 years from graduationN/A
Median debtN/A
Est. total costN/ANet price × program length
Value RatingN/A
Math in schoolN/A
Math on jobModerate
Work characteristicsPhysical Requirements: ModerateWriting: HighCustomer Interaction: HighOutdoors: LowIrregular schedule: LowRemote potential: High
Affordability
What does this cost for a family like mine?
Family income
Average net price per year
$0–$30,000
$4,853
$30,001–$48,000
$3,390
$48,001–$75,000
$4,329
$75,001–$110,000
$6,934
$110,001+
$10,031
How the fit ratings work
Math in school is a cautious estimate of the amount of math typically required in the field; individual colleges can require different courses. Math on the job and the work-characteristic ratings reflect occupations commonly associated with the field using official occupational data. Remote potential describes typical work patterns and does not mean a particular employer offers remote work.
Campus safety
Compared with other collegesAbove Average
Reported safety incidents per 1,000 students / year0.2
3-year reported incidents1
Official U.S. Department of Education campus-safety data through 2024. The rate is the annualized number of institution-reported on-campus criminal offenses per 1,000 students across the latest three reported years. The comparison label shows how that reported rate compares with other matched colleges. It is not a safety grade, and reporting practices, campus setting and campus structure can differ.