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Overview of Gibbs Schools
The origin of Gibbs Schools traces back to 1911, when Katharine Ryan Gibbs opened her first school in Providence, Rhode Island. The school's quality immediately earned it a reputation for producing ready-made business professionals. The schools offer career-focused programs in several different areas, with some variation in program availability and degree offerings depending on campus.
Points of Distinction
Areas of Study
Gibbs Schools offer career-focused programs in the areas of medical assisting, health care administration, criminal justice, fashion design, visual communications, business, technology, and more. Programs lead to certificates or associate's degrees and actual programs vary by campus. Students are able to complete some programs of study and prepare for career opportunities in as little as 12 months.
Gibbs Schools Admissions
The admissions process begins with an online application, a visit to the campus, or contacting the school to start the application process. Prospective students are invited to take advantage of the assistance offered by the Gibbs School’s admissions department. After assessing the applicant's goals and interests, the admissions staff will assist in determining the Gibbs School program that provides the best fit. As part of the assessment process, a facility tour will also be arranged and answers will be provided to any questions the applicant may have concerning the school's programs or curriculum. Parents and/or significant others are welcome to attend the tour. As part of the admissions requirement, proof of high school completion (or expected completion for high school seniors) or GED should be provided.
Gibbs Schools Faculty Quality
Gibbs Schools are led by faculty and staff members who help prepare students for a demanding career. The professors are experienced professionals who work in the field that they teach, bringing real world experience into the classroom. Small class sizes are maintained so that students can receive focused attention.
Gibbs Schools College Student Body
The student population at Gibbs Schools is primarily female. Student/faculty ratio also varies by campus, with the average being around 20:1.
Gibbs Schools Student Life
Gibbs Schools are generally commuter schools, and as such, do not provide college housing.
(Note: Not all programs are necessarily available at all locations.)
Communication
Computer Networking
Criminal Justice
Graphic Design
Information Technology
Management and Administration
Medical Assisting and Nursing
Medical and Dental Administration
Multimedia and Web Design
Paralegal
Photography and photo journalism
Technologies
Visual Arts
(Note: Not all degrees and coursework are necessarily available for all programs of study.)
Degrees or Coursework
New York
Virginia
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