CCI Colleges

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Thinking About Healthcare After High School?

You do not need to have your entire career figured out. Explore healthcare training options, see a campus, ask questions, and understand what each path involves before deciding what comes next.

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START WITH YOUR INTERESTS

What kind of healthcare work interests you?

Think about the settings, responsibilities, and kinds of patient interaction that appeal to you. Program pages can help you compare what students learn and where each program is offered.

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WHAT TRAINING LOOKS LIKE

Learning happens in more than one setting.

Depending on the program, career training may combine classroom instruction with lab practice, clinical learning, or an externship.

Review the specific program requirements so you understand the schedule, attendance expectations, and hands-on learning involved.

APPLYING TO CCI

Ask what you need before you apply.

Admissions can explain the general enrollment process. Each program’s current materials provide the specific entrance requirements and documents that apply.

Start With Admissions
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FAMILY & FUNDING QUESTIONS

You can include the people helping you decide.

Parents and family members can help compare programs, schedules, and the commitment involved. CCI also has a dedicated Financial Aid page explaining FAFSA and possible funding resources.

Financial Aid is available to those who qualify.

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AFTER TRAINING

Career preparation starts before graduation.

Career Services helps students and graduates prepare for job searching. Licensing or certification requirements vary by occupation and are explained on the relevant program pages.

Career Services provides job-placement assistance; employment is not guaranteed.

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BEFORE YOU DECIDE

A visit can help you understand the classroom, the program pace, and what a normal training day may involve.