FAQ
How do I apply for admission to Charter College?
Do I need a high school diploma?
Will I qualify for financial aid?
Do I have to live in Alaska, California, Montana, New Mexico or Washington?
Are your programs accredited?
What kind of resources do you provide?
How do I get started?
At Charter College, we understand that our students are different and have unique needs, but we have compiled a list of the questions that our staff is most frequently asked.
If your education is important to you, please contact Charter College directly. We would love to answer your specific questions and help you get started.
How do I apply for admission to Charter College?
All applicants need to have a personal interview with an Admissions Representative and complete an enrollment agreement.
Do I need a high school diploma?
The goal at Charter College is for every willing student to attend our schools regardless of their situation. Many of our career training programs require a high school diploma or GED.
Students who have passed an ability to benefit (ATB) test may enroll in select programs at Charter College. ATB students may be eligible to receive Title IV financial aid only if they have received Title IV funds prior to July 1, 2012. ATB students may be eligible for VA benefits, scholarships and other funding. Contact Financial Aid for more information.
Will I qualify for financial aid?
Everybody has a unique situation and each state offers different programs with individual requirements. We recommend you visit with one of our financial aid specialists to help you understand what is available and what you qualify for. Schedule an appointment today.
Do I have to live in Alaska, California, Montana, New Mexico or Washington?
No. You do not have to live in Alaska, California, Montana, New Mexico, or Washington in order to complete certain programs. However, it is recommended that you do live near a campus in order to receive any number of our resources.
Some of our programs, however, do require you to live near a campus because they are Blended Learning programs or offered fully on campus. Students enrolled in Blended Learning programs would be expected to attend classes several days a week and complete the rest of their studies at home. The Blended Learning programs include Medical Assistant, Dental Assistant, Pharmacy Technician, Veterinary Assistant, HVAC/R, and Welding. Fully on campus programs include Nursing.
Are your programs accredited?
Yes. Charter College is institutionally accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES).
Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES)
7777 Leesburg Pike, Suite 314 N, Falls Church, Virginia 22043
www.abhes.org
info@abhes.org
Phone: 703-917-9503
Fax: 703-917-4109
For more information about our accreditation and licensing, please visit our Accreditation page.
What kind of resources do you provide?
At Charter College, we measure how well we are doing by how successful you are.
We want to help you succeed in every way we can. Charter College provides student success coaching to all our students. All campuses have access to our virtual library and in many, we have computer labs. We also host special lecture series where students can listen to and connect with industry leaders.
Charter College works to accommodate the needs of each individual student through our provided resources.
How do I get started?
Getting started at Charter College is easy. All you need to do is visit one of our campuses or call the number below.
When you visit, we will give you a tour, talk about financing options and answer all your questions.
At Charter College, we work to get you to work
More questions?
Call 1-888-200-9942.
