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Overview of Vatterott College
Founded in 1969 in St. Louis, Missouri as a career training institution, Vatterott College has since that time expanded to a multi-campus institution with 19 campuses across the Midwest. The College provides career focused training and educational opportunities in the health care, business, computer science, and technical fields. Vatterott offers diploma, associate degree, and bachelor degree programs. Diploma programs range from 13 to 60 weeks in duration, and associate degree programs are between 80 and 90 weeks long.
Points of Distinction
Areas of Study
Vatterott has numerous campuses located across the U.S. Programs vary by campus but generally total more than 30 subjects covering various areas in the fields of information technology, business operations, trade skills, and healthcare. Award levels available at the various Vatterott locations include:
Vatterott College Admissions
The easiest way to begin the admissions process and at the same time find out more about the programs offered at Vatterott is to complete a contact form, available online. An admissions counselor will then contact the prospective applicant to explain more about the programs and follow up on the process. Because Vatterott begins classes every ten weeks, students can start their education almost immediately after being accepted.
Vatterott College Faculty Quality
Faculty members have industry experience, giving them real-world insight into the subjects they teach. Instructors have the ability to instruct both in classroom and lab environments and possess excellent communication skills with a passion for classroom management.
Vatterott College Student Body
Vatterott students are mostly adults seeking career training and higher education. Student body composition varies by campus. Average student body size is about 300 students; however, some locations have over 700 enrolled.
Vatterott College Student Life
Vatterott is a commuter school and as such, does not have on-campus student housing. Campuses are located in some of the Midwest's most interesting cities and towns, affording students access to a wide variety of cultural and recreational options. Vatterott takes pride in its active Career Placement office, which works to help students find a job that utilizes the skills they've learned at the College. The Career Placement professionals prepare students for interviews and bring employers to the students through Career Fairs.
(Note: Not all programs are necessarily available at all locations.)
Accounting
Automotive Marine and Aviation
Communication
Computer Aided Design (CAD)
Computer Networking
Counseling
Craftsmanship
Criminal Justice
Engineering Design
Fashion Design
Graphic Design
HVAC Electrical Construction
Health and Human Services
Information Technology
Management and Administration
Marketing
Medical Assisting and Nursing
Medical and Dental Administration
Medical and Pharmaceutical
Multimedia and Web Design
Paralegal
Personal
Photography and photo journalism
Science Technologies
Social Sciences
Technologies
Visual Arts
(Note: Not all degrees and coursework are necessarily available for all programs of study.)
Degrees or Coursework
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