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Overview of Brookline College
Brookline College was founded in 1979 as a non-profit business and technical school, and was known at that time as Arizona Institute of Business and Technology (AIBT). After that is was called IIA College prior to becoming Brookline College in 2002. Over this time the scope of the institution expanded significantly. The college today has four campus locations (Mesa, Phoenix, and Tucson, Arizona; and Albuquerque, New Mexico) and also offers online degree programs. The college's goal is to give students a specialized skill in a relatively short time and help them obtain employment in their chosen career.
Points of Distinction
Areas of Study
Brookline College offers undergraduate degrees and career training programs leading to certification in several career areas. The school offers an MBA program and Associate of Arts (AA) degrees are available in the following fields of study:
In addition, Brookline College offers certificate and diploma programs in the following areas:
Brookline College Admissions
Brookline College strives to make its admissions process relatively painless. Those without a high school diploma or a GED can be evaluated by the school to determine where they will begin. Those who do possess a High School diploma or a GED can in most cases start their program within 2 weeks. A brief personal interview with one of Brookline College's admission representatives is required.
Brookline College Faculty Quality
Brookline College faculty members are qualified, experienced, and many have advanced degrees in the field they teach. Instructors truly care and pride themselves on "going the extra mile".
Brookline College Student Body
There is no typical profile associated with an Brookline College student, simply because the school's focus is to accommodate students of all levels, backgrounds, and stages of life. Total population at the four campus locations is in excess of 1,500 students.
Brookline College Student Life
Brookline College is a commuter school which offers several student amenities at its campus sites. The Library/Learning Resource Center (LRC) is a valuable resource where students come to study, do computer research, and work on class projects. Each LRC contains books, periodicals, computer programs, CD collections, and a large array of search engines and databases to assist students in all facets of their education. In addition, Brookline College supports parents with young children by offering a no-cost child activity center for enrolled students. Brookline College also provides continual placement assistance for all of its alumni. The Career Development office is available to all graduates seeking assistance with resume writing, refreshing of interviewing skills, and job search.
(Note: Not all programs are necessarily available at all locations.)
Business And Management
Family And Social Work
Law
Medical Administration
Medical Support And Technology
Nursing And Emergency Medicine
Office And Administration
Security And Law Enforcement
Therapy And Counseling
(Note: Not all degrees and coursework are necessarily available for all programs of study.)
Degrees or Coursework
Arizona
New Mexico
Online
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