Allied College

Highlights

• Externships for graduates
• Job relevant courses
• Hands-on learning is emphasized
• Over 10,000 students combined enrollment for both campuses
• Accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools

About the School

Established in 1981, Allied College has locations in Missouri. The college is owned by the High-Tech Institute. The school provides associate degree programs for students interested in careers in healthcare and criminal justice. The curriculums are focused on particular jobs.

Academic Programs

• Criminal Justice – Offers education in a variety of topics including criminal and constitutional law, overview of the juvenile justice system, jails and prisons, theories of criminal behavior and other subjects.
• Healthcare – Offers healthcare programs in massage therapy, medical billing and coding, medical assistant, pharmacy technician and surgical technologist. Hands-on training is an important part of the programs.

Learning Options

• Day and evening classes.
• Small class size.
• Programs combine classroom teaching with real-world work environments.
• Graduates of Allied College can receive free skill retraining or updates.
• Degrees can be acquired in less than 19 months.

Faculty

Instructors have experience in the topics they teach. Due to small class sizes, personalized instructions are provided.

Student Life

Typically, students are seeking training for a specific type of employment. The Student Services Department offers students a variety of assistance, including with job placement, tutoring and housing. In addition, the college sponsors sports, special events and picnics. Students also have the opportunity to be involved in community services.

Admissions and Financial Aid

A high school diploma or a GED credential is required for enrollment. Admissions representatives assist students through the enrollment process. Financial aid personnel are available. Grants, scholarships and loans are provided for qualified students.