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Nassau Community College: Mortuary School Cost, Debt & Outcomes

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About this guide

Written by Lee for Mortician Career Guide. Last reviewed Jun 3, 2026.

Mortuary school profile

Sources

  • ABFSE accredited program references
  • U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard fields in the local school dataset
  • School website links where available
  • BLS OEWS May 2025 state salary context from the local salary dataset

Method

School pages normalize tuition, debt, earnings, completion, ownership, degree type, and student-size fields from the project dataset. Missing values are shown as N/A instead of estimated.

Before applying, verify accreditation status, tuition, admission requirements, and program format directly with the school.

Nassau Community College is an ABFSE-accredited mortuary science program located in Garden City, New York. This page summarizes the key cost and outcome data you should review before applying.

Quick Facts

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Tuition & Estimated Total Cost

Cost MetricAmount
In-state tuition per year$6,330
Out-of-state tuition per year$12,130
Estimated in-state tuition total$12,660
Estimated out-of-state tuition total$24,260
Median graduate debt$10,500

Tuition is only one part of the real investment. Students should also account for lost income during school, apprenticeship pay, licensing costs, relocation, and job search time. Use the Career ROI Calculator to model the full 10-year return.


Career Outcomes

OutcomeValue
10-year earnings$48,248
Completion rateN/A
Median debt$10,500

New York morticians earn a median salary of $63,090 with a location quotient of 0.66.

If you plan to work in New York, compare this school against local salary data in the New York salary guide. If you plan to move after graduation, use the Best States Ranker and Market Map to find stronger job markets.


Is Nassau Community College a Good Fit?

This program fits students who want the lowest possible tuition and are comfortable building local funeral home connections during school.

A good choice depends on your target state, expected salary, total debt, and whether you need in-state tuition. Do not compare tuition alone; compare tuition, debt, completion, earnings, and local job demand together.


How to Evaluate This Program

Review the program against the state where you expect to work, not only the state where the campus is located. A lower tuition program may still be expensive if it requires relocation, unpaid commuting time, or extra licensing steps after graduation. Compare the published tuition with median debt, completion data, local apprenticeship access, and the salary range in your target state. If a school has missing outcome fields, ask admissions for the current cohort size, completion rate, job placement support, and whether graduates commonly qualify for the license type you want. The best fit is the program that keeps debt manageable while giving you a realistic path to supervised work.


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