Career Technical College

Career Technical College

Overview of Career Technical College

Career Technical College (CTC) began in 1985 when the Monroe school was established in Monroe, Louisiana. In subsequent years, the school underwent a series of ownership and name changes. Delta Educational Systems, Inc. settled on the name Career Technical College in 1999 concurrent with receiving approval to offer Associate of Occupational Studies Degrees (AOS) and diplomas. The College today supports two campuses, one in Monroe and the other in the Louisiana city of Shreveport.

Points of Distinction

• Career placement assistance
• Flexible schedules
• Coaching in resume writing and interview skills

Areas of Study

CTC offers career-track diplomas and degrees in Health Services, Business, and Technology. Associate degrees are offered in the following areas:

• Administrative Office Technology
• Massage Therapy
• Criminal Justice
• General Education
• Healthcare Technology
• Information Processing
• Management
• Medical Assisting
• Medical Office Technology
• Surgical Technology

In addition, CTC offers diplomas in the following fields of study:

• Computer Applications
• Massage Therapy
• Healthcare Assistant
• Medical Office Assistant

Career Technical College Admissions

Applicants must be high school graduates with a C average, or holders of a GED. Prospective students must also successfully complete an entrance exam. Prospective applicants can contact the school online or via phone, after which a representative will get back to them via phone or email.

Career Technical College Faculty Quality

CTC prides itself on its highly qualified instructors, as evidenced by the school's stellar career placement record. Faculty members are the best in their fields and understand today's business and technical trends. The strong curriculum is based on real-world applications in order to maximize the opportunity for graduates to find and obtain the job they want.

Career Technical College Student Body

CTC has an enrollment totaling roughly 800 students between its two campuses. Female students comprise about 80% of the student population. About 98% of the student body is from in-state.

Career Technical College Student Life

The CTC campuses are located in Monroe and Shreveport, LA, areas replete with spicy Cajun food and a highly diverse cultural atmosphere. The main campus in Monroe occupies two acres and includes a Medical Assistant Lab and Surgical Technology Lab. The College employs about 5% of its full-time students, who work on campus.

Programs of Study

(Note: Not all programs are necessarily available at all locations.)

Administration

• Education General

Criminal Justice

• Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration
• Criminal Justice/Police Science

Health and Human Services

• Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage

History

• General Studies

Information Technology

• Computer Programming Specific Applications
• Computer and Information Sciences General
• Information Technology

Management and Administration

• Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science General
• Business Administration and Management General
• General Office Occupations and Clerical Services
• Office Management and Supervision
• Operations Management and Supervision

Marketing

• Marketing/Marketing Management General

Medical Assisting and Nursing

• Medical/Clinical Assistant

Medical and Dental Administration

• Health/Health Care Administration/Management
• Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary
• Medical Office Assistant/Specialist
• Medical Office Management/Administration
• Medical/Health Management and Clinical Assistant/Specialist

Medical and Pharmaceutical

• Surgical Technology/Technologist

Teaching

• Education General

Technologies

• Occupational Safety and Health Technology/Technician

Coursework or Degrees

(Note: Not all degrees and coursework are necessarily available for all programs of study.)

Degrees or Coursework

• Associate
• Diploma

Campus Locations

Louisiana

• Monroe
• Shreveport

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