When Kelly Rippey heard a radio commercial for CollegeAmerica’s Medical Specialties program, she was working for minimum wage in customer service. “I really enjoyed working with people,” Kelly recalls, “but I just knew this wasn’t where I wanted to be.” At that time, she had three children under age ten.
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“If I can explain it in one word, I am content, and happy, and comfortable. I know it’s because of my degrees I was able to be where I’m at today. If it weren’t for my degrees, I think I would still be doing housekeeping.”
- Shannon Ayzie
School of Healthcare
“You can take any job, even if it makes a lot of money, but if you don’t love what you do, it’s not worth it. I actually love the medical field. I didn’t even know I loved the medical field. If it were not for CollegeAmerica I would not have put my foot in the door of something that I love.”
- Kaytee Lacour
School of Healthcare
“CollegeAmerica has the accelerated courses, which was nicer being an older student going back to college. I didn’t want to spend four years on an education, because I had waited so long from high school going back to school. I wanted something that would meet my needs, faster.”
- Krista Crawford
Business Management & Accounting (AAS)
“Before I even started college, I was shy. I was not very confident in what I was doing. I couldn’t tell anybody what I was doing in my future. I run Mountain Bytes, LLC. I service in home computers for my clients. I repair, troubleshoot, the whole nine yards. I felt a lot more confident in a lot of what I do in my career.”
- Reid Anderson
Computer Science with a Networking & Information Systems Security emphasis (BS)
“I have a specialty. I have a career. It’s like nothing I’ve ever dreamt I could feel before! I’m a stronger person. I’m better for my kids, better for our family. I make a lot more money now. In general, I feel like an actual career person, like a member of society really contributing the most that I can. The confidence that gave me was unbelievable. I just know I can do things now.”
- Kelly Rippey
School of Healthcare
A master’s degree is ideal for you if you’re looking to advance your career. Programs in healthcare, business, and information technology are offered online through our affiliated institution, Independence University and take approximately 15 to 16 months to complete, depending on the program.
Smaller class sizes means more personalized attention.
Choose daytime or evening classes in all three schools of study.
Don’t just take it from us. Find out how our graduates benefited from completing their degree at CollegeAmerica.
CollegeAmerica strives to provide its students with a great experience during their time in school, and that includes helping you find out if you qualify for financial assistance. With federal loans, grants, and other options, college might be more affordable than you think.
Our grant and scholarship programs1 can help you afford college and focus on what’s most important: pursuing your degree. There are many excellent grant and scholarship options available to those who qualify, each designed to meet the needs of people in many different life scenarios.
CollegeAmerica admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin.
