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Attending a career school can be affordable with access to the right resources. Diligent efforts and research can help students from any background follow their educational dreams. Use this brief guide to get a head start on financing your education.
- Complete FAFSA Early: Filling out the Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA) is a necessary part of every student’s path to financial aid. This government-administered report determines what percentage of a student’s education is expected to be contributed by family members. Factors that influence your FAFSA report include siblings also seeking postsecondary degrees, household income, and assets. First-time applicants should fill out their paperwork as early as possible. This will allow extra time to correct mistakes before aid application dates pass. Aid eligibility can change every year, so be sure to schedule time for your FAFSA application prior to each school year.
- Investigate Grants: Begin researching scholarship opportunities as soon as you complete your FAFSA. Awards based on need are typically administered in conjunction with your FAFSA report. Alternatively, merit scholarships are based on academic or athletic success. Your employer may be another source of grant funds if your educational goals can contribute to improving your company. Unlike student loans, grants and scholarships don’t require repayment by the student.
- Consider Student Loans: Private and student loans can also supplement your finances for school. Prioritize student loans through the government over private bank loans. Federal Stafford and Perkins loans provide some of the best rates available. Consider bank loans as a method for filling the gap left by FAFSA and scholarship resources. Most loans require students to maintain a minimum credit schedule to continue deferment of payments.
The goal of Career Colleges of America is to provide affordable education to dedicated students. Visit us online or call (800) 487-2464 to learn more about financing opportunities for our programs.
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Our campus will be closed on Monday, February 20th for President's Day. If you have any questions during this time, call (562) 923-4CCA and leave a message. We will return your call on Tuesday.
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You should check out these articles if you're looking for a career in the medical field. From becoming a fitness trainer to being certified as a surgical technologist, the resources below can give you some very insightful information.
- Get more information on the benefits of becoming a fitness trainer on this page from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
- Learn more about how to apply for financial aid on this page from StudentAid.Ed.gov.
- Head over to this page from CollegeBoard.com to get an overview of the responsibilities of a surgical technologist.
- You can learn more about what to expect from a career as a surgical technologist on this page from Jobs.AOL.com.
- Check out this page from Education-Portal.com for more information on the education requirements to become a surgical technologist.
Contact Career Colleges of America if you believe that a career in the health or medical industries is right for you. You can call us at (800) 487-2464 to speak with an admissions representative, or you can visit our website for more information.
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Are you looking for your ultimate career path or want to learn more about potential career options? Find more information about health careers on these websites.
- Learn more about the steps you’ll need to take to become a medical assistant on this page from the American Association of Medical Assistants.
- Take a look at this page from the U.S. Department of Education for more tips on how to find the right path and the right career college.
If you’re thinking about pursuing a health career, contact Career Colleges of America today at (800) 487-2464. We have a variety of programs to help you prepare for your future career.
Last updated 22 days ago
Starting college means starting the journey that will lead you to your ultimate career. For many students, a career college provides a faster path to achieving their career goals, making it the best educational choice. At Career Colleges of America, we offer a variety of programs to meet the needs of a variety of students. There are many reasons to choose Career Colleges of America, including:
Great Programs
Some career colleges only offer a few programs, limiting future career options for potential students. You shouldn’t have to settle for a program you’re not interested in just because of a school’s limited program choices. Here at Career Colleges of America, we offer a variety of wonderful programs to meet the diverse needs and interests of our students. When you choose our career college, you can study to become a vocational nurse, a medical biller, a home health aide, a dental assistant, a fitness trainer, or a number of other great professions.
Four Convenient Locations
It can be challenging for some students to make it to a single campus when they don’t live close. You won’t have to worry about any of this annoyance when you enroll here at Career Colleges of America. We have four great locations to choose from. If you’re close to South Gate, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, or Gardena, you can easily make it to our campus!
Employment Opportunities for Graduates
After graduation, you’ll want to find a job that requires your skills and training. This can be an overwhelming task to handle on your own, which is why it’s important to find a school that offers services for graduates. At Career Colleges of America, our team works hard to locate employment opportunities for graduates of all programs.
Are you ready to start training for your future career? You can learn more about our school and student services by contacting Career Colleges of America. Visit our website or call us at (800) 487-2464 today!
