Course work is taught using multiple teaching methods. Students not only work independently but also learn in structured class sessions. Emphasis is placed on hands-on learning and application. Skills needed for success in today's workforce are interwoven throughout the program. With the help of a program advisor, students declare their career goals when entering the program or after working through course material and further identifying their personal strengths.
Admission is offered on a space available basis.
Many classes are sequential and have prerequisites. Most classes are offered quarterly. A schedule of course offerings can be obtained from program advisors. It is estimated that a full-time student can complete the Receptionist or Medical Receptionist certificate requirements in two quarters, Office or Accounting Assistant in three quarters and Accounting Technician or Administrative Assistant in five quarters. 735 Students may apply for an Associate in Applied Science degree or a certificate upon completion and verification of all requirements and standards.