Yes, we offer courses throughout the summer for students interested in pursuing careers in healthcare. Summer enrollment may be available for our Vocational Nursing, Diagnostic Medical Sonography (AAS Degree), Surgical Technology (AAS Degree), Medical Assistant, Sterile Processing Technician, and Nurse Assistant programs. Availability and start dates may vary by program, so please contact Admissions for current scheduling and enrollment information.

Our college does not participate in Federal Financial Aid (Title IV) programs. However, students enrolled in our Vocational Nursing, Diagnostic Medical Sonography (AAS), Surgical Technology (AAS), Medical Assistant, Sterile Processing Technician, and Nurse Assistant programs may be eligible for alternative funding options, including scholarships, grants, workforce development programs, and payment plans. Eligibility varies by program and funding source.

Our Nurse Assistant Certificate Program does not require a high school diploma or GED, but all of our other programs do.

Yes. Our Career Services team provides career assistance and employment support to graduates, including resume preparation, interview coaching, job search guidance, and referrals to potential employers. While we are committed to helping students pursue employment opportunities in their field of study, employment is not guaranteed, and securing a position ultimately depends on factors such as the graduate's qualifications, experience, job availability, and hiring decisions made by employers.