Traditional Learning

Clinical Medical Assistants are vital members of the healthcare team, and work to administer medications, assist with minor procedures, obtain laboratory specimens, perform electrocardiograms, provide patient education, and much more.

Receive an exceptional education and training to successfully pass the NCLEX exam to become a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN).

Strengthen your skills in a program specifically designed to prepare you for acceptance into the competitive Practical Nursing program.

Gain the knowledge and skills for a career dedicated to helping others as a behavioral health technician or specialist.

From planting the seed to relieving a patient's ailments, learn the healing side of the medical cannabis industry.

This program aims to provide committed learners with quality, collegiate, and career-enhancing Cannabis-based horticulture education in a supportive environment that promotes personal growth and prepares graduates for successful careers and college transfer opportunities.

As a diagnostic medical sonography student, you will receive hands-on lab training, benefit from small class sizes, and have a team of experienced faculty supporting you as you pursue your goals.

Design a program based on your career interests and goals as you explore courses across a broad range of academic disciplines.

Gain the essential skills needed to become a capable, successful manager within the dynamic, growing heath care industry.

Build a solid academic foundation to further pursue education in more specialized health care programs.

Achieve an associate degree that prepares you for licensure in a high-demand, rewarding health care profession.

Students who are interested in working in the socially important, rewarding field of Human Services will explore issues related to mental health care, social problems, criminal justice.

This classroom and hands-on clinical education will prepare you for a variety of clinical positions in the health care field.

Receive the in-depth instruction and training you need to successfully pass the NCLEX to become a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN).