The U.S. Department of Labor projects that there will be 230,000 new job openings every year for administrative and managerial personnel, as well as accountants and bookkeepers. The opportunity is there, but the right training is a critical first step.

National College offers three levels of professional management training: Bachelor's degrees, Associate's degrees, and Diploma programs.

Students who choose to earn a degree in computer technology from National College have the benefit of learning from men and women with years of real-world experience. Our instructors are career professionals who can prepare you for the challenges you'll face as you enter the workforce.

Whether you choose the four-year Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) degree, the four-year Bachelor of Database Administration (DBA) degree, or the two-year Information Systems Engineering (ISE) degree, National College can give you the hands-on training you need to reach your career goals.

Medical Assistants are multi-skilled professionals who have a broad range of responsibilities in the ambulatory health care setting. As a Medical Assistant, graduates can expect to assist physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants, working side-by-side in direct patient care. Some of the many clinical duties that a Medical Assistant may perform include administration of medication, preparing and assisting in patient examinations, phlebotomy, specimen collection and processing, and waived diagnostic laboratory testing. Administratively, Medical Assistants may have the responsibility of scheduling appointments, making referrals upon the provider's request, billing and coding, filing and maintenance of patient's medical records, accepting and posting patient payments, and applying managed care policies.

Medical Billing and Coding offers career opportunities in physicians' offices, out-patient facilities, and hospitals. Medical Billing and Coding Specialists are the lifeline for a facility's financial well-being and make a difference in the office reimbursement practice. Take a step up to the Health Information Technology program and become the expert on patient data on which doctors, nurses, and other providers rely on to perform their jobs.

Pharmacy Technicians work alongside Registered Pharmacists in retail pharmacies, extended care facilities, rehabilitation centers, and larger out-patient centers that have in-house pharmacies. Certification is fast becoming a key issue, and with the curriculum offered at National College, Pharmacy Technician graduates have a distinct advantage in becoming certified.

Surgical Technologists assist in surgical procedures and operations as a member of an operating room team under the supervision of a surgeon, registered nurse, or other medical personnel. As a surgical technologist, you can expect to be involved in all stages of the surgical process, including operating room preparation, patient transport and preparation, assisting during the surgery itself, and cleaning of the operating room after the surgery.

The Associate's degree program in Health Information Technology equips students with the skills they need to compile, organize, analyze, evaluate, and secure information for the health care industry. This degree also enables graduates to capitalize on the job growth brought on by the current effort to digitize health care records.

As an official test site for the Institute of Certified Travel Agents and the Educational Institute of the American Hotel and Lodging Association, National College provides students an opportunity to earn highly coveted designations and certifications in key skill areas including management, sales and marketing, customer service excellence, and several tourism product knowledge subjects. Computers are used across the curriculum to ensure hands-on experience in the latest technology used by airlines, hotels, and travel agencies and students gain practical knowledge through an active internship program with local tourism businesses.

Students who choose to earn a degree in computer technology from National College have the benefit of learning from men and women with years of real-world experience. Our instructors are career professionals who can prepare you for the challenges you'll face as you enter the workforce.

Whether you choose the four-year Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) degree, the four-year Bachelor of Database Administration (DBA) degree, the two-year Information Systems Engineering (ISE) degree, or the one-year Computer Network Technician (CNT) diploma, National College can give you the hands-on training you need to reach your career goals.

The program is designed to prepare graduates to be more attractive in both the private and public job markets and to assume leadership roles in business, industry, and society. National College's primary focus is on career development and enhancement for students. National College has an accomplished reputation and committed relationship with many businesses and employers in this region. The program provides students with a broad, cross-functional approach to numerous business fields. The courses for the program were carefully chosen to help students develop analytical and decision-making skills while providing the foundational knowledge necessary for managerial proficiency.