This school has a lot of career-related programs, starting from one-quarter long to 2+ year. The programs vary, some are allied health programs, such as Medical Assistant, Pharmacy Technician, CNA, Massage Therapist, and so on. Some other programs include Refrigeration Technology, Professional Baking, Land Surveying, and a lot more. Those programs are mostly Monday-Friday 8 am until 2:30. You will be focused on getting the skills necessary for your chosen career. This school offers regular classes as well, such as Math, Psychology, Biology and others.
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
The staff is pleasant for the most part, they want you to succeed and help you when you ask questions.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
The prices are relatively low, especially for career programs! For example, it will cost around $10,000 at Pima Medical Institute to get into a pharmacy technician program, whereas here it will be around $5,000-which is half the price.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Once you register, look up the books online, sometimes you may find a much better price than in the bookstore.
Check out their Financial Aid office, they have plenty of scholarships and grants available!
When in classes, don't hesitate to ask questions - it will work towards your benefit.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
It is great for anyone who wants to aquire a good paying career in a relatively short time and not spend too much money.
This school has a lot of career-related programs, starting from one-quarter long to 2+ year. The programs vary, some are allied health programs, such as Medical Assistant, Pharmacy Technician, CNA, Massage Therapist, and so on. Some other programs include Refrigeration Technology, Professional Baking, Land Surveying, and a lot more. Those programs are mostly Monday-Friday 8 am until 2:30. You will be focused on getting the skills necessary for your chosen career. This school offers regular classes as well, such as Math, Psychology, Biology and others.
The staff is pleasant for the most part, they want you to succeed and help you when you ask questions.
The prices are relatively low, especially for career programs! For example, it will cost around $10,000 at Pima Medical Institute to get into a pharmacy technician program, whereas here it will be around $5,000-which is half the price.
Once you register, look up the books online, sometimes you may find a much better price than in the bookstore. Check out their Financial Aid office, they have plenty of scholarships and grants available! When in classes, don't hesitate to ask questions - it will work towards your benefit.
It is great for anyone who wants to aquire a good paying career in a relatively short time and not spend too much money.