King's College

King's College

Overview of King’s College

For more than 100 years, King’s College has been educating North Carolinians focused on gaining marketable job skills. The school blends classroom education and hands-on training in accredited programs that can be completed in as little as eight months.

King’s College is one of a network of schools falling under the umbrella of Bradford Schools, a national group of career-oriented institutions.

Points of Distinction

• On-campus housing
• Accredited career programs
• Some programs can be completed in as few as 8 weeks.

Areas of Study

Those attending King’s College have their pick of business, health care and technology programs, each preparing the student with particular job skills. All programs offer either a diploma or an associate’s degree; many programs provide the student with the option of pursuing one or the other.

King’s College Admissions and Financial Aid

Open admission is the policy at the school. There are some requirements but generally all students who meet those requirements will be offered admission

Education is an investment but there may be financial aid available to students who qualify. Many students at King’s College receive financial assistance in the form of grants and loans. A representative from the college that understands the financial aid landscape can assist in navigating the tuition planning process.

King’s College Faculty Quality

The teaching staff provides quality instruction drawn from their years of professional experience.

King’s College Student Body

Based on a 2005 report, the college has about 500 students enrolled. Women make up about three-quarters of the student body. Roughly 40% of the enrollees are African-American.

King’s College Student Life

The school’s on-campus dormitories add a dimension to the school that most other small, career-oriented schools cannot offer.

Programs of Study

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

Accounting

• Accounting

Communication

• Digital Communication and Media/Multimedia

Computer Networking

• Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications General

Graphic Design

• Graphic Design

Hospitality Management

• Hospitality Administration/Management General
• Tourism and Travel Services Management

Information Technology

• Computer Science General
• Computer and Information Sciences General

Management and Administration

• Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science General
• Office Management and Supervision

Medical Assisting and Nursing

• Medical/Clinical Assistant

Multimedia and Web Design

• Web Page Digital/Multimedia and Information Resources Design

Paralegal

• Legal Administrative Assistant/Secretary
• Legal Assistant/Paralegal

Photography and photo journalism

• Digital Communication and Media/Multimedia

Visual Arts

• Graphic Design

Coursework or Degrees

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

Degrees or Coursework

• Associate
• Diploma

Campus Locations

North Carolina

• Charlotte

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