The Court Reporting program at Clark State is approved by the National Court Reporters Association and offers one of the few associate degree programs in the state. Long recognized as an exemplary Court Reporting program, students learn in a modern computer-integrated courtroom environment. Graphic Art Design students mix the fundamentals of fine arts with their application in the computerized business environment. Office Administration and Medical Office Administration students combine the computer application, writing, administrative and interpersonal skills required in business and medical offices in the 21st Century. All business programs either require or provide the opportunity for students to participate in work-based learning experiences as part of their education.
Students earn college credits while participating in a real world work environment.
While the primary focus of each Business Technologies program is employment at the completion of the program, transfer options are available for students interested in completing a four-year degree. At the other end of the spectrum, the Business Technologies Division is an active member of Tech Prep and has partnered with many area high schools and career centers to provide advanced placement credits to students who have mastered many of the entry-level courses of the programs. Clark State is getting down to business by meeting your educational needs. Whether it's upgrading skills or working toward a degree, faculty members will be there every step of the way. Jane A. Cape , M.Ed.