Career Point College

The courses at Career Point College are designed for busy adults with prior obligations. Career Point knows that most of its pupils have work and family obligations which make it extremely difficult to take courses and move up in their careers. At Career Point, there is an ample schedule of both daytime and evening courses as well as financial assistance available for tuition, child care, and even commuting costs. The VA has also approved the college's career classes.

Why opt for Career Point College?

Committed educators and staff will help you advance in your career
Daycare available on site
Diplomas or degrees
Employment training first
Learn with hands-on training activities
Student portal: all students can look at their records on the Internet, including grades, how many classes attended, financial details, and other information
Classes begin weekly
Schedules are flexible
Three sessions a day: morning, afternoon, and evening
Lifetime placement assistance
Lifetime upgrading of classes
Assistance with transportation
Externship with all programs
A full-time Employment Assistance department
For students who do not have a vehicle, bus passes are available
Financial assistance available for those who qualify: government grants, government loans, and private financing
Computers at each desk
High placement rates

Accreditation

The Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools accredits Career Point College to award AAS degrees, diplomas, and certificates.

AAS in Medical Administration Assistant

Students of this program will be ready for an entry-level job at a physician's office or other health care location. To obtain this goal, those who graduate will utilize relevant procedures relating to medical work, letting them work well in a technologically advanced office setting to keep patient files organized, manage records, and perform tasks like medical transcription, coding and billing for insurance, and medical office scheduling on a computer. An Associate in Applied Science degree plan offers a mix of academic concepts with general education curriculum and technical experience with the required classes for the current medical office surroundings.

AAS in Network Support Specialist

Students who complete this program will be prepared for entry-level positions in computer network administration within various organizations. To achieve this goal, students will be able to: give an explanation of major networking topologies, utilize the field-specific terminology, install and maintain network components, make an assessment of network status, utilize troubleshooting methods and devices, properly utilize Microsoft Windows 98/2000/NT/XP-based networks, and be familiar with Novell.