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Dear Future Graduate,
Congratulations on taking the first step in your life toward a new and rewarding career. This is a huge accomplishment that deserves to be celebrated. HCI college is focused and committed to fostering an educational environment that will prepare you for the workforce.
You will impact many lives as you go forward in the life changing career that you are considering. On behalf of the HCI College team, we welcome you and are so proud of how far you have come but we are even more proud knowing how far you will go. I cannot wait to meet you at orientation and to see you at graduation.
With your success in mind,
What to expect...
Getting to know YOU
Getting to know HCI College
Program offerings
Campus Tour
Student Services
Career Services
Program Overview
Discuss Tuition and Potential Funding Options
Admissions Requirements
Next Steps
Getting to know YOU
Tell me more about You!
HCI College History
HCI College was founded in 1993 as Health Career Institute (HCI). Initially, American Heart Association (AHA) courses were conducted on a custom basis for physicians, nurses, and EMS providers.
In 2016, HCI was granted the ability to award qualifying students Federal Student Aid from the US Department of Education. In 2017, HCI added a branch campus in Lauderdale Lakes.
HCI College History
In 2019, HCI moved its Lauderdale Lakes branch to a newly remodeled facility in Fort Lauderdale. At the same time, due to the commitment to providing quality higher education to the communities we serve, Health Career Institute underwent a name change. Health Career Institute became as it is known today, HCI College.
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The College offers general education and professional programs at the diploma, Associate of Science Degree (A.S.) and Bachelor of Science (B.S.) levels in the fields of healthcare, nursing, and emergency medical services (EMS).
HCI College Alumni
HCI College Overview
Provides campus learning for Nursing, Practical Nursing, Medical Assisting, and Veterinary Assisting as well as online learning for Emergency Medical Services and Substance Abuse Counseling
2 campuses: West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale
Licensed by Commission for Independent Education
(CIE) Florida Department of Education (FLDOE)
HCI College is institutionally accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC)
We provide classrooms, skills lab, simulation labs, and learning space for your program needs
HCI College -
Simulation labs have Sim Mom,
Sim Man, and Sim Junior
West Palm Beach
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Campus library, online library and
information resource network
available 24/7!
We have trained professionals
teaching your courses
We have clinical sites
appropriate to the
needs of your
program
Student Services
Help guide current students through school
-Guidance
-Student support
-Tutoring
-Campus tutors
-24/7 online tutor.com
-Library & Information Resources Network
-Help with community resources
-Create and promote campus events
Career Services
Career Services includes:
-Professional development
seminars
-Resume writing workshops
-Mock interviews
-Networking opportunities via
career fairs
From the moment you start school at HCI College , you begin transforming your story towards becoming a professional in your field. This transformation begins with your dress, your habits, and your skills.
West Palm Beach Programs
Associate Degree
in Nursing
Program Overview
About HCI College's Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) Program
HCI College is institutionally accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC) and for that reason students in the ADN program could be eligible for Federal Student Aid funds if they qualify.
HCI College is licensed by the Commission for Independent Education as part of the Florida Department of Education.
The ADN program at HCI College is approved by the Florida Board of Nursing (FBoN).
In Florida, Associate Degree Nursing graduates must pass the National Counsel Licensure Exam (NCLEX‐RN) to be licensed as a registered nurse in order to work as a Registered Nurse.
HCI College ADN graduates in good standing are eligible to sit for the NCLEX‐RN exam.
Graduates of HCI’s ADN program in West Palm Beach with NCLEX # US70414600 are eligible to sit for the NCLEX‐RN exam.
The Associate Degree in Nursing program at HCI College at the West Palm Beach campus located in West Palm Beach, Florida, is accredited by the: Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN).
3390 Peachtree Road NE
Suite 1400 Atlanta, GA 30326
(404) 975-5000
The most recent accreditation decision made by the ACEN Board of Commissioners for the associate nursing program is initial accreditation.
View the public information disclosed by the ACEN regarding this program on the ACEN website.
Nursing
Focuses on: Wellness of self and others; technical nursing skills across the life span in acute care facilities, long-term care facilities, and the community environment; critical care concepts; and professional development.
Upon graduation, the student is awarded an Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) and is eligible to take the National Council Licensure Exam (NCLEX) to become a Registered Nursing (RN) and subsequently seek employment in the field.
The program is approved through the Florida State Board of Nursing. The nursing program at HCI College is committed to providing quality education for students seeking an Associate Degree in Nursing.
The program is designed to provide educational and clinical experiences leading to employment in entry-level positions as registered nurses in hospitals or comparable facilities.
HCI College Experience
Nursing
Nursing Program Breakdown
(General Education)
Semester 1
Course
Number
Course Name
Credits
BSC2085C
Human Anatomy & Physiology I (MPC)
4
ENC1101
English Composition I
3
MGF1106
Liberal Arts Mathematics
3
PSY2012
General Psychology
3
Total 13
Classes range from 1 to 3 days per week with additional days required for clinical rotations.
Nursing Program Breakdown
(General Education)
Semester 2
Course
Number
Course Name
Credits
MCB2010C
Microbiology (MPC)
4
HUN1201
Elements of Nutrition (MPC)
3
BSC2086
Human Anatomy & Physiology II (MPC)
4
DEP2004
Human Growth & Development
3
Total 17
SPC2068
Speech
3
Classes range from 1 to 3 days per week with additional days required for clinical rotations.
General Education Requirements
All general education courses in the nursing
program you just viewed are delivered online
This requires access to a computer with internet
-Only some features are accessible by mobile phone
This requires dedicated time and space free from
distractions to do online work and study
-You must log in and post work at least two times
per week to meet minimum attendance policy
You must post by the first day of the term in order
to start the class
Tutors and labs can be made available on campus
to assist you with your learning needs
Helpful Tips for Online Learning
Make yourself a schedule just as you would have for
a physical/ground class.
-Example
Create a study space in your home with no TV, radio,
and that is separated from other family members.
Utilize the campus tutors during your "Scheduled" class
day to give you face-to-face support. Communicate,
communicate and communicate.
-Monday, Wednesday, and Friday focus on Math
-Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday focus on Anatomy & Physiology
-Don't wait until it's too late!
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Online Science Class Requirements
Online Science Classes (Anatomy & Physiology I and II, Microbiology) utilize both asynchronous and synchronous delivery methods to support your learning.
Classes will be recorded and then put into the weekly lecture for students to go back and review
Students will not be allowed to miss more than two (2) live classes for the term without proper documentation. If the student misses more than two (2) live classes, they may be dropped from the class.
Mandatory Weekly Live Zoom Meetings - 1 Hour (60 min)
Note: Meeting codes will be provided by instructors
Nursing Program Breakdown
(Nursing Core)
Semester 3
Course
Number
Course Name
Credits
NUR1023
Nursing I, Lecture
5
NUR1022L
Nursing I, Lab
2
NUR1023L
Nursing I, Clinical
3
NUR2140
Introduction to Pharmacology for Nursing
3
Total 13
Classes range from 1 to 3 days per week with additional days required for clinical rotations.
Nursing Program Breakdown
(Nursing Core)
Semester 4
Course
Number
Course Name
Credits
NUR1213
Nursing II, Lecture
7
NUR1213L
Nursing II, Clinical
3
NUR2520
Psychiatric Nursing, Lecture
3
NUR2520L
1
Total 14
Psychiatric Nursing, Clinical
Classes range from 1 to 3 days per week with additional days required for clinical rotations.
Nursing Program Breakdown
(Nursing Core)
Semester 5
Course
Number
Course Name
Credits
NUR2261
Nursing III, Lecture
5
NUR2261L
Nursing III, Clinical
4
Total 9
Nursing
Program Total
72
Classes range from 1 to 3 days per week with additional days required for clinical rotations.
Nursing Program Breakdown
(Nursing Core)
Semester 6
Course
Number
Course Name
Credits
NUR2943L
Nursing Capstone
6
Total 6
Nursing
Program Total
72
Classes range from 1 to 3 days per week with additional days required for clinical rotations.
Clinical Days
Classes range from 1-3 days per week with additional days required for clinical rotations
Clinical days are not guaranteed and are offered on a first-come-first-serve basis
Clinical days vary from semester to semester
Typically, clinical hours are from 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM
HCI College advises you not to enroll if there is a possibility that you have a violation that would disqualify you from meeting the background check requirement. If you are unsure, HCI College advises you to settle any uncertainty prior to enrolling. Similarly, HCI College advises you not to enroll if you believe that you cannot pass the required drug screen.
Florida Department of Law Enforcement
Passing a Level I & Level II background check and the appropriate drug screen are required before a student can enter the PN program or before entering any core nursing classes in the ADN program.
Level I & Level II Background Check and Drug Screen
It is the policy of HCI College to require a background check and drug screen for each student entering the Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) and the Practical Nursing (PN) programs.
Students whose criminal background checks and/or drug screening that are deemed unsatisfactory will be denied access to entering the PN program or denied access to enter the core nursing classes in the ADN program.
Withdrawal from the program will occur if students cannot meet HCI College's background check and/or drug screening requirements.
Students who decide to move forward with enrollment after having been advised of these requirements and who are later withdrawn for failing a background check and/or drug screen, will be charged for all courses taken with the understanding that they cannot advance in the program.
If there is a record of conviction of crime, the Florida Board of Nursing will determine the graduate's eligibility for certification and/or licensure.
Admissions Requirements - Nursing
• Complete and sign an application.
• Provide a valid Driver's License or government issued photo ID
• Provide proof of high school graduation, or successful completion of the General Education Development test (GED), or verification of graduation from an Associate degree or higher program from an accredited college or university. Acceptance of any of the documents listed above is at the sole discretion of the College.
• Pass the SmarterMeasure Learning Readiness Indicator with a minimum score of 70% in Technical Competency, 70% in Life Factors, and 60% in Technical Knowledge (please see the SmarterMeasure policy in the HCI College Catalog or more information).
• Pass the Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) with a minimum composite score of 50 (please see the TEAS policy for further information) or become exempt due to having an earned associate degree (Associate of Science, Associate of Applied Science, or Associate of Occupational
Science only) or higher from an accredited institution or are a licensed LPN in the state of Florida. Must have proof of official college transcripts or LPN license.
* Certain findings on background checks or drug screen can hinder or prevent a student from clinical/ride placement or pursuing licensure in most program fields offered by HCI College.
• Must sign the Background Check and Drug Screening Acknowledgement*
I understand that I will be required to pass a criminal background check and 10-panel drug screen two weeks prior to starting Nursing core courses as part of my enrolled program at HCI College. Students who have transferred all required General Education courses and are eligible to enroll directly into Nursing core courses will be required to pass a criminal background check and 10-panel drug screen prior to starting class.
What Is Included With
Application Fee and Tuition?
Physical & immunizations
Background check
Drug screening
CPR - American Heart Association
TEAS tutoring & test
Books
Uniforms & supplies
Educational platforms
The use of Labs & the use of Clinicals
Tutor.com 24/7 access
• ATI – This is an Online Resource giving students access to adaptive
testing, virtual simulation and protected exams and test banks. ATI
also provides textbooks (eBooks) resources including their
pharmacology drug
reference book and concept mapping.
• Lippincott – This is an integrated learning system which includes
digital courses, textbooks (eBooks) and adaptive testing.
• General Education Online Books – All online courses are eBooks.
Nursing Program
Cost
Tuition = $52,900
Application fee is $50
A set of required materials and textbooks (eBooks) are provided at no additional cost.
Total cost = $52,950
Paying for School
Loans*
Grants*
*Financial aid is available to those who
qualify. Financial aid team members can
talk to you more about your eligibility.
Military Assistance
Florida Pre-paid
Scholarships
Career Source
Extended Payment Plans
Private Loans*
Practical Nursing
Diploma Program Overview
Practical Nursing
The Practical Nursing program is designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and experience necessary to excel in their nursing careers. With a strong emphasis on hands-on learning and a supportive learning environment, we are committed to helping our students become compassionate and competent nurses.
Upon graduation, the student is awarded a Diploma in Practical Nursing and is eligible to take the National Council Licensure Exam (NCLEX-PN) to become a licensed practical nurse (LPN) and subsequently seek employment in the field.
The program is designed to provide educational and clinical experiences leading to employment in entry-level positions as practical nurses in hospitals or comparable facilities.
The program combines theoretical instruction with practical clinical experiences and clinical simulation in medical-surgical nursing, pharmacology, medication administration, geriatric and long-term care nursing, and obstetrical and pediatric nursing to ensure a well-rounded education.
Practical Nursing
Program Breakdown
Semester 1
15 weeks
Course
Number
Course Name
Credits
PN101
Medical Terminology
PN102
Introduction to Nursing
PN105
Fundamentals of Nursing
Total for Semester One
2
3.5
5.5
11
Classes are an average of 8 hours per day or less, 3 days per week.
Practical Nursing
Program Breakdown
Course
Number
Course Name
Credits
PN103
Long Term Care Nursing Assistant
PN104
Anatomy and Physiology
PN106
Pharmacology and Intravenous Therapy Skills
Total for Semester Two
4
4
3
11
Semester 2
15 weeks
Classes are an average of 9 hours per day or less, 3 days per week.
Practical Nursing
Program Breakdown
Course
Number
Course Name
Credits
PN107
Medical Surgical Nursing I
PN109
Maternal Newborn Nursing
Total for Semester Three
PN110
Pediatric Nursing
7.5
2.5
2.5
12.5
Semester 3
15 weeks
46
Classes are an average of 9 hours per day or less, 3 days per week.
Practical Nursing
Program Breakdown
Course
Number
Course Name
Credits
PN108
Medical Surgical Nursing II
PN111
Mental Health Nursing
Total for Semester Four
PN112
Community Health
2.0
7.5
0.5
11.5
Semester 4
Total Credits for Practical Nursing Program
46
Classes are an average of 9 hours per day or less, 4 days per week.
15 Weeks
PN113
Transition to Practice
1.5
5 Weeks
5 Weeks
(begins in Week 5)
(begins in Week 10)
Clinical Days
Classes are 2 days per week with additional days required for clinical rotations
Clinical days are not guaranteed and are offered on a first-come-first-serve basis
Clinical days vary from semester to semester
Typically, clinical hours are from 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM
HCI College advises you not to enroll if there is a possibility that you have a violation that would disqualify you from meeting the background check requirement. If you are unsure, HCI College advises you to settle any uncertainty prior to enrolling. Similarly, HCI College advises you not to enroll if you believe that you cannot pass the required drug screen.
Florida Department of Law Enforcement
Passing a Level I & Level II background check and the appropriate drug screen are required before a student can enter the PN program or before entering any core nursing classes in the ADN program.
Level I & Level II Background Check and Drug Screen
It is the policy of HCI College to require a background check and drug screen for each student entering the Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) and the Practical Nursing (PN) programs.
Students whose criminal background checks and/or drug screening that are deemed unsatisfactory will be denied access to entering the PN program or denied access to enter the core nursing classes in the ADN program.
Withdrawal from the program will occur if students cannot meet HCI College's background check and/or drug screening requirements.
Students who decide to move forward with enrollment after having been advised of these requirements and who are later withdrawn for failing a background check and/or drug screen, will be charged for all courses taken with the understanding that they cannot advance in the program.
If there is a record of conviction of crime, the Florida Board of Nursing will determine the graduate's eligibility for certification and/or licensure.
Admissions Requirements - Practical Nursing
• Complete and sign the HCI College Application and Enrollment Agreement packet
• Provide a valid Driver's License or government issued photo ID
• Provide proof of High School graduation, or successful completion of the General Education
Development test (GED), or verification of graduation from an Associate degree or higher
program from an accredited college or university or successful completion of at least 60
semester or trimester credit hours or 72 quarter credit hours that does not result in the
awarding of an associate’s degree, but that is acceptable for full credit toward a bachelor’s
degree at any institution; or enrollment in a bachelor's degree program where at least 60
semester or trimester credit hours or 72 quarter credit hours have been successfully
completed, including credit hours transferred into the bachelor’s degree program.
Acceptance of any of the documents listed above is at the sole discretion of the College.
• Pass the Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) with a minimum composite score of 40
(please see the TEAS policy for further information) or meet the requirements for HESI A2
Exam Exemption or become exempt due to having an associate degree (Associate of Science,
Associate of Applied Science, or Associate of Occupational Science only) or higher from an
accredited institution .
• Pass a FDLE Level II criminal background check conducted upon enrollment
• Pass a 10-panel drug screen conducted upon enrollment
What Is Included With
Application Fee and Tuition?
Physical
Immunizations
Background check
Drug screening
CPR - American Heart Association
Books
Uniforms
Supplies
Educational platforms
Lab fees
Clinical fees
Tutor.com 24/7 access
TEAS
Practical Nursing Program Cost
Tuition = $22,540
Application fee is $50
A set of required materials and textbooks (eBooks) are provided at no additional cost.
Total cost = $22,590
Paying for School
Loans*
Grants*
*Financial aid is available to those who
qualify. Financial aid team members can
talk to you more about your eligibility.
Military Assistance
Florida Pre-paid
Scholarships
Career Source
Extended Payment Plans
Private Loans*
Associate of
Science in
Emergency
Medical
Services
Associate of Science in Emergency Medical Services (A.S. in EMS)
The student will demonstrate the cognitive ability to comprehend, apply, and evaluate the clinical information relative to their role in EMS.
The student will demonstrate affective personal behaviors consistent with professional demeanor.
The student will demonstrate the ability to manage a team of rescuers, to supervise and preform assessment of the scene and patient, and to apply current patient care protocols given a pre-hospital emergency scenario.
The student will demonstrate technical proficiency in all psychomotor skills necessary to fulfill their role in EMS.
The student will be familiar with the hospital environment including but not limited to policies, practices, equipment, and skills as they relate directly and/or indirectly to their field.
HCI College -
(multiprogram simulation drills)
Mass Casualty Incidents
A.S. EMS Program Breakdown
(General Education)
Course
Number
Course Name
Credits
ENC1101
English Composition I
3
ENG1102 or
SPC2608
English Composition II or Communications
3
MGF1106 or
MTA1030
Liberal Arts Mathematics or Intermediate Algebra
3
PSY2012
Introduction to Psychology
3
Total 15
AMH2010
History of the USA: A Survey to 1877
3
A.S. EMS Program Breakdown
(EMS Core)
Course
Number
Course Name
Credits
EMS2620C
Lecture Lab Combine S1
11
Total 45
A.S. EMS
Program Total
60
EMS2621C
Lecture Lab Combine S3
11
EMS2622C
Lecture Lab Combine S3
11
EMS2664L
Hospital/Field Combine S1
4
EMS2665E
Hospitial/Field Combine S1
4
EMS2668L
Hospital/Field Combine S1
4
Admissions Requirements - A.S. in EMS
• Complete and sign an application.
• Provide a valid Florida Driver’s License or government issued photo ID.
• Provide proof of High School graduation (Diploma) or successful completion of the General
Education Development test (GED), or recognized equivalents of a high school diploma, or
verification of graduation of an Associate degree or higher from an accredited college or university.
Acceptance of any of the documents listed above is at the sole discretion of the Institution.
• Be currently licensed as a Paramedic
• Pass the SmarterMeasure Learning Readiness Indicator with a minimum score of 70% on
Technical Competency, 70% in Life Factors, and 60% in Technical Knowledge (please see the
SmarterMeasure policy for more information).
What Is Included With
Application Fee and Tuition?
Books
Uniforms
Educational platforms
The use of Labs
The use of Clinicals
Tutor.com 24/7 access
A.S. in EMS Cost
Paramedic Tuition & Fees = $9,900
General Education Classes = $9,675
A set of required materials and textbooks (eBooks) are provided at no additional cost.
Total Tuition and Fees = $19,575
Paying for School
Private Loans
A financial aid advisor will help you learn more about private loans to pay for school.
Military Assistance
Florida Pre-paid
Career Source
Extended Payment Plans
Deposit required to the school; monthly payments must be made thereafter.
Substance Abuse
Counseling Program
Overview
Substance Abuse Counseling Program
100% Online
Upon graduation, the student is awarded an Associate of Science degree in Substance Abuse Counseling
The program is designed to prepare the student to help individuals with job readiness knowledge, skills and attitudes required to be successful in the helping professions; acquire paraprofessional competencies applicable to the substance abuse treatment field and many other behavioral health professions; learn about theories as they apply to working with clients, skills needed to apply the theories, and promote an understanding of how substance use disorders develop in individuals as well as how treatment is designed to meet their individual needs.
Associate of Science in
Substance Abuse Counseling - 100% Online
Intake and Orientation: Clarify rights and responsibilities of both client and treatment facility, facility rules, tour appropriate areas, explain treatment process, help client to understand what is expected, and what s/he may expect.
Counseling: Be able to: select the appropriate counseling model(s) for a situation; use one-on-one and group counseling skills, including empowering clients, focusing on strengths using motivational interviewing.
Crisis Intervention: Prepare to recognize and respond appropriately respond to signs of slips, relapse, co-occurring disorders, and mental health concerns.
Patient Education: Teach and present prevention to help clients understand the processes of addiction, withdrawal, relapse, and recovery; convey this information in terms understood by clients in group and individual counseling environments.
Case Management: Be able to assist with assessment, social service resources, support groups, rehabilitation options and mental health resources.
Semester 1 - 15 Weeks (Two terms/7 weeks)
Course Number
Course Name
Credits
BSC2085C
Human Anatomy & Physiology I
4
ENC1101
English Composition I
3
MGF1106
Liberal Arts Mathematics
3
PSY2012
General Psychology
3
Substance Abuse Counseling Program Breakdown
Semester 2 - 15 Weeks (Two terms/7 weeks)
Course Number
Course Name
Credits
4
3
4
3
Course Number
Course Name
Credits
3
3
3
Semester 3 - 15 Weeks (Two terms/7 weeks)
MCB2010C
HUN1201
BSC2086
DEP2004
Microbiology
Elements of Nutrition
Human Anatomy & Physiology II
Human Growth & Development
SPC2608
SOC131
AMH2012
Speech
Introduction to Sociology
History of the USA
Helpful Tips for Online Learning
Make yourself a schedule just as you would have for a physical/ground class.
Create a study space in your home with no TV, radio, and that is separated from other family members.
Utilize the campus tutors during your "Scheduled" class day to give you face-to-face support. Communicate, communicate and communicate.
Example:
- Monday, Wednesday, and Friday focus on Math
- Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday focus on
Anatomy & Physiology
Online Science Class Requirements
Classes will be recorded and then put into the weekly lecture for students to go back and review
Students will not be allowed to miss more than two (2) live classes for the term without proper documentation. If the student misses more than two (2) live classes, they may be dropped from the class.
Anatomy, Physiology I and II, Microbiology
Mandatory Weekly Live Zoom Meetings - 1 Hour (60 min) Note: Meeting codes will be provided by instructors
Semester 4 - 15 Weeks
Course Number
Course Name
Credits
3
3
Semester 5 - 15 Weeks (Two terms/7 weeks)
Course Number
Course Name
Credits
3
3
3
Credits
Semester 6 - 15 Weeks
SAC101
SAC111
Models of Treatment
Psychopharmacology
SAC122
SAC221
SAC241
Ethics in Substance Abuse
Cultural Diversity
Disorders Co-Occurring with Substance Abuse
Totals 45 Weeks GenEd / 45 Weeks Core = 90 Weeks (Approx 24 Months)
Substance Abuse Counseling
Program Total
60
Course Number
Course Name
Credits
SAC252
SAC262
SAC272
Counseling Groups and Individual
3
3
3
Clinical Assessment
Service Coordination
What Is Included With
Application Fee and Tuition?
Books
Educational platforms
Tutor.com 24/7 access
Substance Abuse
Counseling
Program Cost
Tuition = $29,820
Application fee is $50
A set of required materials and textbooks (eBooks) are provided at no additional cost.
Total cost = $29,870
Paying for School
Loans*
Grants*
*Financial aid is available to those who
qualify. Financial aid team members can
talk to you more about your eligibility.
Military Assistance
Florida Pre-paid
Scholarships
Career Source
Extended Payment Plans
Private Loans*
Admissions Requirements -
Substance Abuse Counseling
• Complete and sign an application.
• Be 18 years of age prior to the start of classes.
• Provide a valid Driver’s License or government issued photo ID.
• Provide proof of High School graduation (Diploma) or successful completion of the General
Education Development test (GED), or may prove a recognized equivalent of a high school
diploma, or verification of graduation from an Associate degree or higher program from an
accredited college or university. Acceptance of any of the documents listed above is at the
sole discretion of the Institution.
• Pass the SmarterMeaure Learning Readiness Indicator with a minimum score of 70% on
Technical Competency, 70% in Life Factors, and 60% in Technical Knowledge (please see the
SmarterMeasure policy for more information).
Important Information -
Substance Abuse Counseling
Access to the internet and a laptop or computer
Attend the first day of class
Minimum attendance of two days per week
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