Antonelli College Highlights
- Work-study programs
- Flexible courses
- Small class sizes
About Antonelli College
Founded as the Gebhart Art School in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1947 the school was renamed Antonelli College in 1982. The college provides Occupational Associate Degrees, diplomas and certificate programs in the arts, business, and medical fields. The school's objective is to prepare students for entry-level positions in their selected field of employment.
Antonelli College Academic Programs
- Arts Programs – Offers career-focused Associate Degrees in creative and applied arts. Students are trained for entry level jobs in either graphic design, interior design or photography.
- Associate of Applied Business Degrees – The curriculum goal is to provide the essential knowledge and skills identified by industry experts. Associate Applied Business Degrees are offered in Accounting, Technical and Network Support, Legal Assisting and Office Applications.
- Medical Programs – Plenty of hands-on training is provided in the Occupational Associate Degrees of Dental Assisting, Massage Therapy, Medical Administrative Assistant, Medical Assisting, Medical Coding and Medical Transcription. The programs' objective is to prepare students for entry-level positions in their selected field.
Learning Options at Antonelli College
- Occupational Associate Degrees may be achieved in 18 to 24 months.
- Flexible curriculums are available.
- The school offers quarterly classes, with each lasting ten weeks.
Faculty
The instructors have industry experience in their field of teaching. Personal attention is offered to students.
Student Life
The main campus situated in Cincinnati typically has about 700 undergraduate students. Antonelli College offers students the Craft Club, Antonelli Choir, Literary Club, Writing Club and the Business Olympiad.
Admissions and Financial Aid
A high School diploma or its equivalent is required for admission to the school. Applicants for the Graphic Design curriculum need to submit a portfolio of their original artwork. Financial Aid personnel offer assistance in obtaining grants, loans and work-study programs.
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