How long does each program take to complete?
Time varies, as does the content of each program. For the available curriculum for each of these three programs, visit each of the Program sections to learn more.

When is the College open?
Study hours are from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Weekend study hours are from 9:30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. on Saturday and 9:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. on Sunday.

How long are students expected to study?
Full-time students are expected to spend a minimum of 40 hours per week, half-time students a minimum of 20 hours per week and part-time students a minimum of 10 hours per week on course.

How much do the programs cost?
This varies according to the options you choose to pursue. For a list of prices and options click here.

Is financial aid available?
Yes. You'll need to talk to our Financial Aid Officer to see if you qualify.

Do these programs also have the apprenticeship feature?
Yes, faculty-supervised apprenticeships take place in businesses the College has relationships with. An Apprenticeship Contract specifies the exact requirements the student must meet, the standards of performance and the means of documenting and providing evidence that the requirements for satisfactory completion have been met.

What about internships?
They provide on-the-job experience in what has been studied. You apply what you have learned. An Internship Contract which specifies the details of the internship is signed by the student, the faculty supervisor and a representative of the organization in which the internship takes place so that everyone knows what is expected. For those currently employed, the internship can take place in their own organization.

What is the "lifetime warranty?"
If ever a graduate has a problem getting results out in the real world, he can return to the College where he will be helped to review all the applicable material dealing with the area in which he encountered difficulty. This free service can be taken advantage of at any time. It is truly a "lifetime" warranty.

What about lifetime job placement?
The College has many contacts in the working world, through alumni and other sources. These are all utilized to help graduates get jobs after they complete their studies. The service is also offered to help alumni get jobs—during their lifetimes.

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Continuing Education Certificate Programs for Working Adults Who Have Management and Administrative Responsibilities

The following certificate programs are appropriate for business owners, professionals, and executives, managers and supervisors who want to learn and apply new skills.

• Administrative Management
• Management Strategies
• Management Enhancement
• How to Manage People
• Financial Planning for Business Owners and Professionals
• How to Design an Optimum Organizational Structure
• Improving Business Communication
• Marketing and Public Relations
• Public Relations Basics
• Marketing Basics
• Sales Basics
• Sales Management
• Sales Training
   

Continuing Education Certificate Programs for People Who Have Occupational or Professional Training and Want to Obtain Advancement in the Management and Administrative Areas Associated With Their Specialty Fields

The following programs are appropriate for people who have occupational or professional training and want to advance in the management and administrative areas associated with their specialty fields.

• Administrative Management
• How to Manage People
• Marketing and Public Relations
• Sales Basics
• Sales Training
   

Continuing Education Certificate Programs for Workplace Skills Enhancement

The following programs are designed for people who want to enhance their basic skills for the workplace.

• Basic Skills for the Workplace
• Improving Interpersonal Relationships