Cost
Free phlebotomy training
Free phlebotomy training means someone else pays the school: a workforce grant, a college waiver, or an employer. The course itself still has a price.
Search results that promise a free class in every city are not describing this directory. We show a tuition of zero only if a public listing literally published zero, and even then you should confirm it. A blank price is not a free price.
The realistic free paths are eligibility-based. A WIOA office can fund a program on the eligible list for a person who qualifies. A community college can use a grant or a fee waiver. An employer can train you after hire. Each of those has an application.
If you do not qualify, a short, published tuition is the honest alternative. Compare that number on the school card with the national median wage on the salary page before you take on a large private loan for a weeks-long course.
States and territories
- Alabama 11
- Alaska 3
- Arizona 32
- Arkansas 31
- California 305
- Colorado 22
- Connecticut 22
- Delaware 8
- Florida 172
- Georgia 54
- Guam 1
- Hawaii 1
- Idaho 7
- Illinois 64
- Indiana 64
- Iowa 12
- Kansas 13
- Kentucky 21
- Louisiana 58
- Maine 14
- Maryland 13
- Massachusetts 22
- Michigan 63
- Minnesota 20
- Mississippi 15
- Missouri 30
- Montana 8
- Nebraska 4
- Nevada 17
- New Hampshire 10
- New Jersey 18
- New Mexico 16
- New York 82
- North Carolina 62
- North Dakota 2
- Ohio 133
- Oklahoma 10
- Oregon 14
- Pennsylvania 36
- Rhode Island 4
- South Carolina 16
- South Dakota 3
- Tennessee 33
- Texas 170
- U.S. Virgin Islands 3
- Utah 15
- Vermont 1
- Virginia 40
- Washington 34
- West Virginia 14
- Wisconsin 20
- Wyoming 4
Questions
Can you sign me up for a free class?
No. This directory does not enroll students and does not award grants.
Which schools might be fundable?
Start with cards marked as a workforce training list, then ask the local workforce office about that specific program.