While the college does not participate in federal financial aid programs, we are committed to supporting our students through a variety of alternative financial assistance options such as institutional scholarships, need-based grants, third-party funding sources, and other forms of aid designed to help eligible students reduce the cost of tuition and make education more accessible.  Our Financial Services team is available to help you explore the best option based on your individual situation.

A high school diploma or GED is not required for the certificate program. However, other diploma programs may require proof of high school completion or an equivalent credential. Admission requirements vary by program, so we recommend speaking with an Admissions Advisor for specific details. 

Absolutely. Our Career Services Department provides support with job search strategies, resume writing, interview preparation, and connecting with employers in the healthcare field. While employment cannot be guaranteed, we are committed to helping our graduates succeed in their careers.