Medical Billing Coding Schools in Muskegon, MI Updated February 20, 2026
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Compare medical billing coding programs in Muskegon, Michigan.
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Medical Billing Coding Schools Near Muskegon, MI Tuition In-state tuition: $24,466 Out-of-state tuition: $24,466 Key stats Admission rate: 98% Graduation rate: 53% Programs offered: 17 Annual completions: 386 Online programs available
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Key stats Programs offered: 30 Annual completions: 102
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Tuition In-state tuition: $5,184 Out-of-state tuition: $7,427 Key stats Graduation rate: 25% Programs offered: 128 Annual completions: 3,894 Online programs available
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Tuition In-state tuition: $4,844 Out-of-state tuition: $7,087 Key stats Graduation rate: 46% Programs offered: 73 Annual completions: 978 Online programs available
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Key stats Programs offered: 15 Annual completions: 67 Online programs available
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Key stats Programs offered: 16 Annual completions: 217
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Key stats Programs offered: 18 Annual completions: 81 Online programs available
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Key stats Programs offered: 28 Annual completions: 87 Online programs available
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Michigan Median Pay
$48,120
$23.13 per hour
U.S. Median Pay
$51,140
$24.59 per hour
What to Compare (Quick Checklist) Coding systems covered (ICD-10-CM, CPT, HCPCS Level II) AAPC CPC or AHIMA CCS certification prep and pass rates Medical terminology and anatomy coursework depth EHR and billing software hands-on training Remote work preparation and employer placement Next Steps Compare programs side by side, then confirm admissions requirements and any licensing or certification steps.
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