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Phlebotomy program at James A. Rhodes State College

Lima, OH · Public 4-year · (419) 995-8000 · School website

On Ohio's WIOA training list (U.S. DOL file, programs listed June 30, 2025) School takes federal student aid (IPEDS) Accreditor on file: Higher Learning Commission

The program in figures

Tuition and fees, whole programIPEDS 2024-25, certificate (under 12 weeks)
Not reported
LengthIPEDS
Not reported
CompletionsIPEDS 2023-24, all levels
17
Graduates' median earnings, 1 year afterCollege Scorecard
Not published (small cohort)
Typical pay for phlebotomistsBLS OEWS May 2025, Lima, OH
$37,220

Every line comes from the federal file named under it. A blank means the source does not publish the figure for this program; we never estimate it.

About this program

James A. Rhodes State College awarded 17 phlebotomy credentials in 2023-24 (IPEDS), its number 4 career program of 10 we list.

AwardCIPCompletionsLengthTuition
Certificate (under 12 weeks)51.1009 Phlebotomy Technician/Phlebotomist17Not reportedNot reported
Certificate (12 weeks to under 1 year)51.1009 Phlebotomy Technician/Phlebotomist0Not reportedNot reported
Associate degree51.1009 Phlebotomy Technician/Phlebotomist0Not reportedNot reported

On Ohio's WIOA eligible training list

People who meet WIOA's rules for training services can have their local workforce board pay for a program on the state's approved training list. Limits vary by area. How WIOA training funds work.

Listed programListed costWeeksCompletedEmployed, Q2Median earnings, Q2
Phlebotomy Certificate$160Not listed44.4%75%$5,623

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, TrainingProviderResults.gov program file (ETA-9171): programs on state lists as of June 30, 2025; outcomes for all participants who exited between July 2021 and June 2025. Suppressed means the state withheld a small count. Matched to this school by name and address.

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