Medical billing and coding schools in Mississippi

We found 10 schools offering medical billing & coding training in Mississippi, with campuses in Clarksdale, Summit, Gulfport, and Horn Lake and more. Medical coders in Mississippi earn a median $41,500 a year, according to the BLS.

Schools
10
Public colleges
8
Median pay in MS
$41,500
Cities with schools
1

10 medical billing & coding schools

School results

  1. Blue Cliff College-Gulfport

    Gulfport, MS · Private

    • Medical billing & coding
    • Medical assistant
    • Dental assistant
    • +3
  2. Coahoma Community College

    Clarksdale, MS · Public

    • Medical billing & coding
    • Electrician
    • HVAC technician
    • +15
  3. Delta Technical College-Mississippi

    Horn Lake, MS · Private

    • Medical billing & coding
    • Electrician
    • HVAC technician
    • +6
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  5. East Mississippi Community College

    Scooba, MS · Public

    • Medical billing & coding
    • Electrician
    • Welding
    • +14
  6. Hinds Community College

    Raymond, MS · Public

    • Medical billing & coding
    • Electrician
    • HVAC technician
    • +27
  7. Itawamba Community College

    Fulton, MS · Public

    • Medical billing & coding
    • Electrician
    • HVAC technician
    • +17
  8. Meridian Community College

    Meridian, MS · Public

    • Medical billing & coding
    • Electrician
    • Carpentry
    • +20
  9. Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College

    Perkinston, MS · Public

    • Medical billing & coding
    • Electrician
    • HVAC technician
    • +26
  10. Pearl River Community College

    Poplarville, MS · Public

    • Medical billing & coding
    • Electrician
    • HVAC technician
    • +21
  11. Southwest Mississippi Community College

    Summit, MS · Public

    • Medical billing & coding
    • Electrician
    • HVAC technician
    • +8

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What medical coders earn in Mississippi

Median pay means half earn more and half earn less. Pay grows with experience, certifications and overtime.

Median pay
$41,500
$19.95 an hour
Typical range
$31,010–$61,580
10th to 90th percentile
Jobs in MS
2,310
Job growth, 2025–35
+7.8%
14,000 openings a year (U.S.)

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, and Employment Projections.

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Frequently asked questions

How many medical billing & coding schools are in Mississippi?

We list 10 schools in Mississippi with medical billing & coding programs: 8 public colleges and 2 private career schools. Campuses are in Clarksdale, Summit, Gulfport, Horn Lake, and Scooba.

Are there community college medical billing & coding programs in Mississippi?

Yes. 8 public colleges in Mississippi offer medical billing & coding. Public programs often cost less and are usually eligible for federal financial aid. Confirm costs and aid with each school.

How much does medical billing & coding school cost in Mississippi?

Among the 9 schools here that report it to the U.S. Department of Education, the average yearly net price (after grants and scholarships) ranges from $2,525 to $18,032. That figure covers the whole school, not just this program, so ask each school for the program's total cost.

How much do medical coders make in Mississippi?

The median pay for medical coders in Mississippi is $41,500 a year, and most earn between $31,010 and $61,580, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

How do I choose a medical billing & coding school in Mississippi?

Ask each school about accreditation, total cost after financial aid, hands-on lab hours, certification exam prep, class sizes and job placement. Request info from two or three schools so you can compare their answers side by side.