Colleges · Avocado Heights
Colleges in Avocado Heights, CA
Avocado Heights is home to Latin American Bible Institute, with about 27 students on campus. 55 more colleges are within 15 miles.
U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard & IPEDSCollege
1degree-granting, in Avocado Heights
Students on campus
27fall enrollment, not counting online-only
Largest
Latin American Bible Institute27 on campus
Most selective
Latin American Bible Instituteadmits 55% of applicants
Lowest net price
Latin American Bible Institute$10,030 a year after aid
Every college
The college in Avocado Heights
University or collegeCommunity collegeBigger dot = more students on campus
Net price is the average a year after grants for families on federal aid; earnings are the median 10 years after starting. Sources: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard and IPEDS (Scorecard 06/10/2026 · IPEDS 2024 · fall 2023).
Within reach
Other colleges near Avocado Heights
40 more colleges are within 30 miles of Avocado Heights.
Rio Hondo CollegeUniversity or college · Public · Whittier2.4 mi12,523 students
Premiere Career CollegeCareer school · For-profit · Irwindale2.8 mi106 students
North-West College-West CovinaCareer school · For-profit · West Covina3.6 mi635 students
Glendale Career College-North-West College-MFSONCareer school · For-profit · West Covina3.6 mi218 students
Whittier CollegeUniversity or college · Private nonprofit · Whittier4.6 mi859 studentsUniversity of the WestUniversity or college · Private nonprofit · Rosemead4.9 mi145 studentsInterCoast Colleges-West CovinaUniversity or college · For-profit · West Covina6.2 mi118 studentsATI College-WhittierUniversity or college · For-profit · Whittier6.3 mi125 studentsSouthern California University of Health SciencesUniversity or college · Private nonprofit · East Whittier8.1 mi957 studentsEast Los Angeles CollegeCommunity college · Public · Monterey Park8.6 mi17,853 students30 more within 30 miles.
Straight-line distance from the center of Avocado Heights. Degree-granting colleges with students on campus. Colleges marked › have their own page; the others are too small or don’t report enough to the Department of Education for one.