Commercial & Advertising Art Schools in California

#1

Los Angeles Trade Technical College

Los Angeles

One year after graduating, alumni of this school earn a median of $32,209 a year. Undergrads from California pay around $1,238 a year in tuition.

#2

Orange Coast College

Costa Mesa

Graduates earn a median salary of $39,813 in their first year after graduation. Undergrads from California pay around $1,208 a year in tuition.

#3

Palomar College

San Marcos

In-state undergraduate tuition runs about $1,354 a year.

#4

Academy of Art University

San Francisco

Grads earn a median early-career salary of $29,577 after earning their degree at this institution. 67% of full-time students return after their first year. In-state undergraduate tuition runs about $28,024 a year.

#5

Pasadena City College

Pasadena

Graduates earn a median salary of $27,351 in their first year after graduation. Undergrads from California pay around $1,180 a year in tuition.

#6

Art Center College of Design

Pasadena

Graduates earn a median salary of $46,662 in their first year after graduation. About 75% of those who apply are admitted. 82% of full-time students return after their first year.

#7

University of the Pacific

Stockton

Grads earn a median early-career salary of $51,476 after earning their degree at this institution. With an admission rate of 95%, getting in takes some planning. 89% of full-time students return after their first year.

#8

Porterville College

Porterville

In-state undergraduate tuition runs about $1,409 a year.

#9

Chaffey College

Rancho Cucamonga

One year after graduating, alumni of this school earn a median of $36,225 a year. Undergrads from California pay around $1,184 a year in tuition.

#10

Foothill College

Los Altos Hills

Graduates earn a median salary of $80,351 in their first year after graduation. In-state undergraduate tuition runs about $1,565 a year.

#11

Woodbury University

Burbank

One year after graduating, alumni of this school earn a median of $39,998 a year. With an admission rate of 73%, getting in takes some planning. The full-time student retention rate is 80%.