International College of Broadcasting
Dayton, OH 45431
About International College of Broadcasting
International College of Broadcasting is a private for-profit two-year college in Dayton, Ohio, enrolling about 44 students. The college offers associate degrees, career certificates, and transfer pathways to four-year universities. Typical net price after grant aid is about $18,284 for students who receive it, compared with published tuition near $12,430. The 150%-time completion rate is about 85.71% for the reported cohort.
Key findings
- International College of Broadcasting charges 25% below the national private for-profit median tuition ($12,430).
- Versus the Ohio median, sticker tuition is 18% below.
- Completion within 150% of normal time is 85.71%.
- Median earnings 10 years after entry are $30,855.
Research findings
Finding
Modeled return on investment at International College of Broadcasting is strong.
Estimated ROI reaches about 322% using Scorecard cost and 10-year earnings fields in this extract.
Interpretation: On this institution-wide model, typical graduate earnings over a decade substantially exceed estimated net education cost.
Limitation: ROI is institution-wide and not program-specific; individual outcomes vary by major, aid package, and labor market.
Cost benchmarks
| Benchmark | Median Tuition | Median Net Price | Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| International College of Broadcasting | $12,430 | $18,284 | 1 |
| Private For-profit (national median) | $16,637 | — | 477 |
| Ohio (state median) | $15,202 | $12,090 | 154 |
| Suburban (locale median) | $13,135 | $18,048 | 684 |
| United States (national median) | $11,900 | $17,156 | — |
Compares this campus to school-type, state, and locale medians plus a U.S. national median (College Scorecard–derived). Locale groups campuses by NCES locale type; state tuition is the median published tuition among campuses in that state.
How expensive is International College of Broadcasting really?
Key findings
- International College of Broadcasting charges 25% below the national private for-profit median tuition ($12,430).
- Versus the Ohio median, sticker tuition is 18% below.
International College of Broadcasting tuition
Published undergraduate tuition $12,430
Finding International College of Broadcasting charges 25% below the national private for-profit median tuition.
Evidence Published tuition is $12,430. That is 25% below the national private for-profit median ($16,637). Versus the Ohio median ($15,202), sticker tuition is 18% below. Versus the U.S. median ($11,900), sticker is 4% above.
Method Sticker tuition compared with Scorecard-derived medians by ownership, state, locale, and national rollups when available.
Interpretation Published tuition measures sticker price relative to private for-profit and geographic peers; it does not equal what undergraduates typically pay after aid.
Limitation Sticker comparisons omit room, board, and institutional aid; average net price and income-band net prices are the stronger signals of typical family cost.
Evidence: published tuition at International College of Broadcasting versus school-type, state, locale, and U.S. medians.
Evidence: average net price at International College of Broadcasting versus state, locale, and U.S. medians.
What undergraduates typically pay
Finding Average net price at International College of Broadcasting is $18,284.
Evidence College Scorecard average net price is $18,284 (cost of attendance minus average grant aid for aided undergraduates). That is about $6,194 above the Ohio median net price. Versus suburban campuses, net price runs $236 above the locale median.
Method Average net price from College Scorecard; compared with state, locale, and U.S. medians from EDsmart aggregates.
Interpretation Average net price is a stronger institutional cost signal than published tuition because it incorporates grant aid.
Limitation The campus average masks large differences by household income; income-band net prices can diverge sharply from the overall average.
Key takeaway At International College of Broadcasting, average net price exceeds published tuition alone because net price uses a fuller cost-of-attendance base.
International College of Broadcasting: research record
Canonical EDsmart Data findings for International College of Broadcasting—costs, outcomes, admissions, and programs—with evidence and methodology notes.
Research findings
Interpretation
The combination of completion and 10-year earnings is a multidimensional outcomes signal; it does not measure educational quality by itself.
Financial profile
Annual tuition
$12,430
Avg. net price
$18,284
Sticker tuition × four years (estimate, no room/board): $49,720. See cost investigation.
Student outcomes
Graduation rate and 10-year earnings are in the hero strip above; see Graduates for more.
Is International College of Broadcasting a good school?
Data-framed fit—not a prestige rating.
International College of Broadcasting is a good school for those looking for strong completion alongside solid mid-career earnings.
EDsmart Data does not assign an opinion score; this framing summarizes the strongest Scorecard signals for this campus.
More from the data
Location, control, enrollment, and aid context for International College of Broadcasting.
Campus
Location
Dayton, OH
City / state
- ZIP
- 45431
- NCES locale
- Suburb
Compared with Suburban campuses nationally, net price is 1% above the median for Suburban campuses ($18,048 median).
Control
Institution type
Private For-profit
Control
- Region
- Great Lakes
Size
Enrollment
44
Total enrollment
Student aid
Debt & aid
$26,250
Median federal loan debt
- Pell grant share
- 74.29%
Total Cost, Aid & Default
Total Cost of Attendance
Costs include tuition and fees. Room & board, books, and other expenses are additional where not shown.
Tuition vs average net price after aid for International College of Broadcasting.
Financial Aid by Income Level
Financial aid distribution by income level.
Student Loan Default Rate
The published 3-year cohort default rate for borrowers at International College of Broadcasting was not reported in the College Scorecard extract for this institution.
Cohort default rates account for borrowers who default in the first three years.
Tuition tracker
Published tuition and average net price by reporting year come from the College Scorecard institution file. Values are not adjusted for inflation; missing cells mean the field was not reported or was suppressed for International College of Broadcasting in that year.
Multi-year history is not in this profile yet. It is added when the institution cost history CSV has been collected and merged into school JSON.
Sticker tuition and net price over time
Where the institution reported separate in-state and out-of-state tuition, both appear. Gaps mean the value was not reported for that year.
College Scorecard reporting-year fields (not inflation-adjusted).
Net price by family income
Brackets follow Scorecard definitions for the series shown (public vs private institution).
Latest income-band net prices available in the processed extract.
How difficult is it to get in?
Acceptance Rate
Acceptance rate data is not available for this institution.
Admissions funnel data is not available for this institution.
Test Scores
Test score data is not available for this institution.
Score distribution is not available for this institution.
Academic Requirements
GPA requirements are not published by this institution. Contact the admissions office for specific academic requirements.
Estimated GPA range is not available for this institution.
Enrollment & Student Demographics
International College of Broadcasting reported total enrollment of about 44 students in the latest College Scorecard extract. The student body is about 75% male and 25% female. About 74.29% of undergraduates receive Pell Grants.
Full-Time vs Part-Time Enrollment
N/A% Full-Time Enrollment
The total enrollment at International College of Broadcasting in 2024 is 44 students.
Full-time vs part-time enrollment comparison.
Retention Rate over Time
N/A%
2024 Retention Rate
Retention rate measures the number of first-time students who began their studies the previous fall and returned to school the following fall.
Retention rate over time compared to similar institutions.
Do students complete their programs?
Time to Complete
85.71% 100% Completion Time
85.71% 150% Completion Time
In 2024, 85.71% of students graduating from International College of Broadcasting completed their program within 100% "normal time".
Completion rates over time compared to similar institutions.
International College of Broadcasting graduates earn a median of $30,855 ten years after entry
Finding Earnings, debt, and program mix define the financial profile of International College of Broadcasting.
Evidence Median earnings 10 years after entry: $30,855. Median federal loan debt: $26,250. Average net price used in cost models: $18,284.
Method College Scorecard median earnings (10-year), median debt, and EDsmart ROI / payback models using campus net price.
Interpretation Institution-wide ROI and debt ratios summarize campus averages; program choice still drives individual outcomes.
Limitation Salary reflects median earnings ten years after entry; ROI is not program-specific.
Key takeaway International College of Broadcasting graduates report median earnings of $30,855 ten years after entry—an institution-wide outcomes signal, not a program guarantee.
Return on Investment
Debt and 4-year net cost vs. cumulative 10-year median earnings for International College of Broadcasting.
Program completion data is not available for this institution.
Employment Outcomes
Median earnings 6, 8, and 10 years after entry for International College of Broadcasting graduates.
International College of Broadcasting at a glance
International College of Broadcasting
International College of Broadcasting is a private for-profit institution in Dayton, OH.
Schools near International College of Broadcasting
Other campuses in Dayton, OH when available, plus nearby institutions in Ohio.
Similar schools
Peers matched by the same EDsmart outcomes grade (Grade C-) within Ohio, then by similar ownership and admissions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is International College of Broadcasting located?
International College of Broadcasting is located in Dayton, OH.
What is International College of Broadcasting's tuition?
International College of Broadcasting tuition (published undergraduate sticker price) is $12,430 in the latest College Scorecard data. Average net price after grant aid is $18,284 for undergraduates receiving Title IV aid.
How much does International College of Broadcasting cost?
Reported tuition is $12,430 and average net price is $18,284 in the latest College Scorecard data.
What explains International College of Broadcasting's return on investment in EDsmart Data?
EDsmart Data models ROI using campus average net price ($18,284), completion (85.7% within 150% of normal time where reported), and median earnings ten years after entry ($30,855). High completion and strong mid-career earnings relative to net cost raise modeled ROI; the estimate is institution-wide and not program-specific. Debt-to-earnings ratios, when available, further contextualize borrowing pressure. Limitations include suppressed fields, program mix, and labor-market variation over time.
What is the student body demographics at International College of Broadcasting?
International College of Broadcasting reports total enrollment of about 44 students in federal College Scorecard data.
What do graduates of International College of Broadcasting earn?
Median earnings are $28,543 six years after entry and $30,855 ten years after entry.
What is the graduation rate at International College of Broadcasting?
The 150%-time completion rate is 85.7% for the cohort reported to the College Scorecard.
How much debt do International College of Broadcasting students have?
Median federal loan debt among completers is $26,250.
Is International College of Broadcasting public or private?
International College of Broadcasting is a private for-profit institution located in Dayton, OH.
Is International College of Broadcasting an HBCU?
No. International College of Broadcasting is not flagged as an HBCU in the IPEDS institutional directory.
Is International College of Broadcasting a tribal college?
No. International College of Broadcasting is not flagged as a tribal college in IPEDS.
Is International College of Broadcasting religiously affiliated?
No religious affiliation is reported for International College of Broadcasting in IPEDS institutional characteristics.
Data Sources
This page uses data from the following sources:
- College Scorecard - U.S. Department of Education
- Institutional characteristics, costs, completion rates, and earnings data
- Data years: 2015-2024
- Source: collegescorecard.ed.gov
- Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS)
- Employment and wage data by occupation
- Latest data: May 2024
- Source: bls.gov/oes
- O*NET Online - U.S. Department of Labor
- Occupational skills, knowledge, abilities, and work activities
- Database version: 28.0 (August 2023)
- Source: onetcenter.org
- IPEDS (Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System) - National Center for Education Statistics
- Institutional data, completions, enrollment, and financial aid
- Data years: 2015-2024
- Source: nces.ed.gov/ipeds
- Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS)
- Demographic and workforce data
- Latest data: 2023 ACS 5-Year Estimates
- Source: census.gov/acs
- Related geography & profiles
Data Processing: All data has been processed, cleaned, and aggregated for presentation. Where specific data points are unavailable, estimates are based on available data and clearly marked.
Last Updated: Data reflects the most recent available information as of January 2025.
Methodology & Data Scope
This profile uses institution-level fields from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, merged with IPEDS directory attributes where needed for locale, ownership, and program completions.
Benchmark rows compare this campus to NCES locale-type medians (for example Suburban) from our processed location extract. Implied U.S. medians are derived from locale-vs-national percentage fields in that extract—not a separate national Scorecard table.