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Overview of Medix School
The Medix School was founded in 1969 for the purpose of training personnel for the medical and dental professions. Despite a number of ownership changes in the ensuing years, Medix has been in continuous operation since its founding. With four campus locations in the U.S. (one in Georgia and three in Maryland), the school today offers a variety of programs in the allied health field. Medix also offers a limited number of technology programs which are available from its new Medix Technical Training Center, a division of the Medix School Atlanta campus. In addition to its U.S. facilities, Medix also operates campuses in Canada.
Points of Distinction
Areas of Study
Medix offers certificate and/or diploma programs in a variety of career areas, most of them related to the medical and dental professions. Not all programs are offered at every campus. Available programs include the following fields of study:
Medix School Admissions
The admission process can be initiated online. Applicants should arrange for a personal interview prior to enrollment. The interview can take place either at the school or in the applicant's home. Admission requirements include a standard high school diploma or equivalency certificate and successful completion of a standardized entrance test.
Medix School Faculty Quality
Faculty members are dynamic individuals who possess excellent administrative skills. Instructors are highly qualified in their field and possess not only knowledge but working experience.
Medix School Student Body
Student population varies by campus. The Georgia campus serves close to 400 students, while the Towson, Maryland campus has an enrollment of roughly 450.
Medix School Student Life
The student experience at Medix does not include on-campus housing but does include availability of day or evening classes, job placement assistance, and financial aid for students who qualify. All programs are culminated by a four-month externship, giving students experience in a real-world working environment. The Georgia campus is situated on a three-acre suburban location in Smyrna, 20 miles outside of Atlanta. Public transportation is readily available to serve all campuses and all sites are easily accessible from major highways.
(Note: Not all programs are necessarily available at all locations.)
Biological
Craftsmanship
HVAC Electrical Construction
Health and Human Services
Medical Assisting and Nursing
Medical and Dental Administration
Medical and Pharmaceutical
Personal
Science Technologies
(Note: Not all degrees and coursework are necessarily available for all programs of study.)
Degrees or Coursework
Georgia
Maryland
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