Bradford School Columbus

Bradford School Columbus Highlights

• Accelerated programs can be completed in eight months
• Culinary Arts program takes 20 months
• Career placement services
• Financial aid planning
• Accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools

About Bradford School Columbus

Bradford School Columbus provides career-focused programs in the fields of Business, Healthcare, Culinary Arts, and Technology. The institution focuses on practical training. The school's goal is to provide students the skills sought after by employers.

Bradford School Columbus Academic Programs

Areas of program studies at Bradford include:

• Business – The career-focused curriculums offer practical experience and personalized attention. Study areas include accounting, office administration, legal administration, travel, and hospitality.
• Technology – The programs strive to offer the skills sought after by employers in the fields of computer programming, graphic design, computer specialist and network management.
• Healthcare – Students learn the skills required for employment as a medical assistant or a veterinary technician in real-world clinical environments. According to the school, enrollees are provided the equipment utilized in medical and veterinary facilities.
• Culinary Arts – Students are trained by faculty who have real-world experience. A wide range of skills are provided.

Learning at Bradford School Columbus

• The accelerated programs can be finished in eight months.
• On-campus curriculums

Faculty

The instructors have the appropriate academic credentials as well as industry knowledge. The teachers offer plenty of practical training.

Student Life

Usually, the school has about 400 students and the majority of them are female. The school provides career placement services. Regarding housing, residence facilities are located on the campus.

Admissions and Financial Aid

A high school diploma or a GED credential is necessary for attending the school. SAT or ACT test scores are not required for enrollment. A school representative assists students with acquiring financial aid. Grants and loans are provide to eligible students. Scholarships are provided on an annual basis.