and Career Guide 2003 - 2004 29th Edition Arizona Commission for Postsecondary Education On-Line at: http://accg.azhighered.org State of Arizona The Honorable Janet Napolitano GOVERNOR Arizona Commission for Postsecondary Education COMMISSIONERS Michael R. Rooney (Chairman) James Dugan (Vice Chair) Kathy Alexander Dr. Sarah Bickel Charles Blagg Dr. Linda Blessing (Ex-Officio) Teri Candelaria (Ex-Officio) Vernon E. Jacobs David O. Lagunas Wallace W. Lewis K.C. Miller Dr. Gary Passer Dr. Randall M. Richardson Michael A. Smith Dr. Anna Solley

Verna L. Allen EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Arizona College & Career Guide 2003 -2004 ©

Mike Smith EDITOR Commission Office 2020 North Central Avenue, Suite 550 Phoenix, Arizona 85004-4503 Telephone (602) 258-2435 ext. 100 Fax (602) 258-2483 E-Mail: [email protected]

2003 - 2004, 29th Edition The On-Line Version of the Arizona College and Career Guide is available at: www.azhighered.org By picking up the Arizona College and Career Guide, you are taking the first step toward your postsecondary education. Your post-secondary education is one of the most important decisions of your life. It is the first step toward a new choice and a new future.

This resource guide is an alphabetical listing of information on Arizona’s , , and career schools. Each school is different in many ways. Each has unique admission guidelines, program requirements, and course offerings. It is up to you to get the information you need.

Once your have narrowed your choices to several institutions: CALL the schools you are interested in attending and request admission and financial aid applications and a college catalog. Ask any questions you may have. The catalog is the best source of information you can get from the school. Most catalogs list courses and their general descriptions along with basic requirements for the certificates or degrees the school offers.

VISIT each school. See if you like the campus; talk to faculty, staff, and students; stop by the job placement or career services office and find out what companies recruit graduating students; inquire at the financial aid office about about grants, loans, and other forms of assistance.

THINK about your education carefully. It is the foundation of your future career path.

The Arizona Commission for Postsecondary Education welcomes your feedback as to what you find useful and suggestions as to how we might improve our next edition. Call us and let us know what you think. Our number is (602) 258-2435 ext. 100 or E-mail the editor, Mike Smith at: [email protected]. ACCREDITATION Accreditation is a voluntary process by which an institution volunteers to be evaluated by a specific, non-governmental accrediting body. The conferral of this accreditation indicates the institution has met pre-set standards of the accrediting body. It does not mean that all institutions with similar accreditation are the same; however, there is an implied assurance that a minimal level of quality is provided by an accredited institution. This method of industry self-regulation and quality control is fairly unique to the U.S. Accrediting bodies are recognized by both the U.S. Department of Education and Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). Two main categories of accreditation exist, and are outlined as follows: INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITATION Institutional accreditation evaluates a entire institution (as opposed to just one program or college within a ). In addition to academics, this includes evaluation of governance and administration, financial stability, student services, resources (libraries, computer lab's), academic achievement of the student body, the institution's overall effectiveness in accomplishing their mission, and their relationships with constituencies outside their institution. The accreditation review teams are usually comprised of other accredited institutions.

Institutional accreditation in the United States fall into two categories: regional and national. REGIONAL ACCREDITATION Regional accreditation is granted through six regional bodies or agencies. As stated, these bodies are named after the geographic region which they serve. Some institutions are evaluated by more than one regional agency if their locations cross regional boundaries. To an institution which receives regional accreditation, it means recognition by their peers that they provide a quality education at the college level. Accreditation assures customers - students that the institution has met comparable standards of academic quality and fiscal soundness that is similar to other countries, although our system is voluntary. Schools at any level can gain regional accreditation: 2-year programs (community or junior colleges), 4-year bachelor programs (colleges), and those which also have graduate level programs (colleges and universities). In the U.S., the words “college”, “academy”, “institute” and “university” do not necessarily confirm the school is regionally accredited (thereby considered for acceptance into higher education institutions) is to check that the school’s accreditation is one of the following seven agencies:

- Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Higher Education - New England Association of Schools and Colleges Commission on Institutions of Higher Education - North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Institutions of Higher Education - Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges Commission on Colleges - Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges - Western Association of Schools and Colleges Accrediting Commission - Community and Junior Colleges/Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities

As many of these agencies also accredit secondary schools and technical institutes in their regions, it is important that the accreditation comes from the commissions listed above.

NATIONAL ACCREDITATION Accreditation assures the student that the school is a legitimate institution, has a curriculum or training plan and holds classes, as national accrediting bodies also perform institutional evaluations; however, these agencies determine their membership by purpose rather than geographical region.

However, this coursework is not transferable to higher education institutions. Other regionally-accredited institutions, credits from nationally-accredited schools and colleges are generally not accepted in transfer toward degree programs. The reason is two-fold: the coursework offered will usually be intended to meet specif - ic occupational markets, and courses/programs taught at nationally-accredited institutions usually do not meet the same academic standards as those taught at regionally-accredited institutions. To education customers, this means that the education received at nationally-accredited institutions performs an important role in providing religious and/or vocational training, however, it is not transferable by nature of the purpose of this education.

SPECIALIZED ACCREDITATION Specialized accrediting bodies evaluate specific programs of study or colleges within an institution. Their membership is usually determined by field of study or profession. Therefore, an institution can hold regional accreditation institution-wide, and simultaneously hold specialized accreditation in specific disciplines such as architecture, business, engineering and nursing. Master students who plan to enter Doctoral programs should investigate that institution’s program to insure graduate programs meet their entrance requirements. ACCREDITING AGENCIES REGIONAL INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITING ASSOCIATIONS MSA Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools NEASC New England Association of Schools and Colleges NCA North Central Association of Colleges and Schools NASC Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges SACS Southern Association of Colleges and Schools WASC Western Association of Schools and Colleges NATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL AND SPECIALIZED ACCREDITING BODIES AABC Accrediting Association of Bible Colleges, Commission on Accreditation AACSB American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business AAFCS American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences AALE American Academy for Liberal Education AALR American Association for Leisure and Recreation AALS Association of American Law Schools AAMFT American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education AANA American Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs ABA American Bar Association, Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar ABET Accrediting Board for Engineering and Technology ABFSE American Board of Funeral Service Education, Committee on Accreditation ABHES Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools ACAOM Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine ACCE American Council for Construction Education ACCET Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training ACCSCT Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology ACCS Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools, Accreditation Commission ACEHSA Accrediting Commission on Education for Health Services Administration ACEJMC Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications ACF American Culinary Federation ACICS Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools ACNM American College of Nurse-Midwives, Division of Accreditation ACPE Association for Clinical Pastoral Education, Inc.,, Accreditation Commission ACPE American Council on Pharmaceutical Education ADA American Dental Association, Commission on Dental Accreditation ADA The American Dietetic Association, Commission on Accreditation for Dietetics Education ALA American Library Association Committee on Accreditation AOA American Optometric Association, Accreditation Council on Optometric Education AOA American Osteopathic Association, Bureau of Professional Education AOTA American Occupational Therapy Association, Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education APA American Psychological Association, Committee on Accreditation APMA American Pediatric Medical Association, Council on Pediatric Medical Education APTA American Physical Therapy Association, Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education ASHA American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Council on Academic Accreditation ATS Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada, Commission on Accrediting AVMA American Veterinary Medical Association, Council on Education CAAHEP Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs CACREP Council for the Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs CADE Commission on Accreditation for Dietetics Education CCE The Council on Chiropractic Education, Commission on Accreditation CCNE Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education CEPH Council on Education for Public Health CMTA Commission on Massage Therapy Accreditation CNME Council on Naturopathic Medical Education COA Commission of Opticianary Accreditation COE Council on Occupational Education CORE Council on Rehabilitation Education CSAC Computer Science Accreditation Commission CSWE Council on Social Work Education DETC Distance Education and Training Council, Accrediting Commission FIDER Foundation for Interior Design Education and Research IFSAC International Fire Service Accreditation Congress JRCERT Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology NATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL AND SPECIALIZED ACCREDITING BODIES (continued) JRCNMT Joint Review Committee on Educational Programs in Nuclear Medicine Technology LAAB Landscape Architecture Accrediting Board LCME Liaison Committee on Medical Education MACTE Montessori Accreditation Council for Teacher Education, Commission on Accreditation MEAC Midwifery Education Accreditation Council NAAB National Architecture Accrediting Board NAACLS National Accrediting Agency for the Clinical Laboratory Sciences NACCAS National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences NAEP Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs NAIT National Association of Industrial Technology NASAD National Association of Schools of Art and Design, Commission on Accreditation NASD National Association of Schools of Dance, Commission on Accreditation NASM National Association of Schools of Music, Commission on Accreditation, Commission on Non-Degree-Granting Accreditation, Commission on Community/Junior College Accreditation NASPAA National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration NAST National Association of Schools of Theatre, Commission on Accreditation NCATE National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education NLN National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission NPWH National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health, Council on Accreditation NRPA National Recreation and Park Association PAB Planning Accreditation Board SAF Society of American Foresters TRACS Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools

GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT To enter most programs of study, a student must have a high school diploma or a General Education Development (GED) certificate. The GED is a national test accepted by most employers and postsecondary schools as an equivalent to a high school diploma. For more information on the GED and to find the test center closest to you, call the U.S. Department of Education at: 1 (800) 62-MY-GED 1(800) 626-9433 Additional GED information may be obtained by calling: Arizona Department of Education (602) 542-5802 STUDENT FINANCIAL AID Recent studies show many high school students are not aware they are eligible for financial aid to attend college or vocational school. Unfortunately, many of the neediest students assume they cannot afford to enroll in studies past high school to continue their education. As a prospective college or vocational student, the federal government offers you three general types of financial aid:

• Grants, which are financial aid funds you do not have to pay back; • Work-Study, which lets you work and earn money to help pay for school; and • Loans, which are borrowed money you must repay with interest.

To find out more about the above student financial aid programs, write to request a free copy of the Student Guide from: Federal Student Aid Information Center P.O. Box 84 Washington, DC 20044

For answers to specific questions about federal student financial aid matters, you may call the number below at the Federal Student Aid Information Center between 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. (Central Time), Monday through Friday: 1 (800) 4-FED AID (1-800-433-3243) - The Information Center will: • help you answer questions asked when you apply for aid; • check whether a school takes part in federal student aid programs; • explain student eligibility requirements; and • explain the process to determine financial aid awards. If you are hearing-impaired, you may call the toll-free TDD number, 1 (800) 730-8913, at the Information Center for assistance. The following major student financial programs are available: Federal Pell Grants Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants (FSEOG) Federal Stafford Loan Program (Stafford) Bureau of Indian Affairs Program (BIA) Federal Direct Student Loans (at some schools) Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) Federal Work-Study (FWS) Federal Plus Loan Program (PLUS) Federal Perkins Loans Leveraging Educational Assistance Partnership (LEAP) - formerly known as the State Student Incentive Grant (SSIG)

Additionally, each school may have institutional student aid available. For additional information about institutionally sponsored student financial aid. contact the financial aid administrator at the school you are considering. He or she can tell you what financial aid programs are available at that institution.

If you need financial aid for your postsecondary education, contact the financial aid officer at the institution you would like to attend and do it as early as you can. NOTICE

The Arizona College & Career Guideis published for informational purposes only so that citizens of Arizona may be aware of the postsecondary educational opportunities available throughout the state. Every effort is made to contact organizations which claim status as an Arizona postsecondary institution. Omission of any postsecondary institution, financial assistance, or instructional program is unintentional, or due to the lack of response to the Commission survey. The course offerings, course length, and costs are those in effect at the time the Commission conducts its survey and subject to change throughout the academic year.

The Arizona Commission for Postsecondary Education makes no attempt to approve, recommend, rate, accredit, or otherwise endorse the institutions listed in this directory.

Prospective students should contact the institution of their choice to obtain the latest information. Arizona Regents University (ARU) & Arizona Distance Learning ...... 77 ALPHABETICAL LISTING Arizona School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine...... 81 Arizona School of Dental Assisting ...... 81 ROSTER OF COMMISSIONERS...... 1 Arizona School of Integrative Studies ...... 82 WELCOME...... 2 Arizona School of Massage Therapy ...... 82 ACCREDITATION ...... 3 Arizona School of Polygraph Science...... 94 GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT (GED)...... 4 Arizona School of Real Estate & Business ...... 90 FINANCIAL AID...... 4 ...... 27 NOTICE...... 6 Arizona State University Department of Aero Technology...... 64 ALPHABETICAL LISTING ...... 7 Arizona Sun Tech ...... 94 POSTSECONDARY SECTORS ...... 10 Arizona Tech Prep...... 109 PROGRAMS OF STUDY (MAJORS) ...... 13 Arizona Welding Institute ...... 94 WESTERN UNDERGRADUATE EXCHANGE, (WUE)...... 24 ...... 36, 77 COMMUNITY COLLEGE CURRICULA MATRIX ...... 42 Arizona’s Workforce Development System...... 105 The Art Center Design College...... 54 A.T. Still University...... 80 The Art Institute of Phoenix...... 55 ABC Bartending Schools...... 93 Art Instructions Schools ...... 78 Academy of Nail Technology...... 72 Artistic Beauty Colleges...... 73 Academy of Orthodontic Assisting...... 80 Asian Institute of Medical Studies ...... 82 Academy of Radio & TV Broadcasting ...... 93 Atlantic University ...... 78 Access Learning Solutions...... 90 Atwood Institute for Research and Education ...... 82 Adult Basic Education and the GED ...... 105 Barber Works Barber School...... 73 Advanced Computer Technology Training (ACTT)...... 93 Barbizon of Tucson Inc., ...... 89 Advanced Realty Education ...... 90 Bartending Academy...... 95 Airline Training Center, Arizona...... 64 Best School of Real Estate ...... 90 Air Transport Training International, Inc...... 64 BGC School of Hair Technology...... 73 All-American Barber Academy...... 73 Bio-Link Therapeutic Massage Institute ...... 82 Allure Career College of Beauty (Scottsdale/Tucson)...... 73 Brodsky Real Estate School...... 90 Alta Center for Communication Arts ...... 93 The Bryman School...... 82 American College of Computer and Information Sciences ...... 78 Bud Crawley Real Estate School...... 90 American Express Travel School...... 93 College for Health Sciences...... 78 American Graduate University...... 78 Canyon De Chelly School of Cosmetology ...... 73 of the Assemblies of God...... 67 Canyon State Academy...... 73 American Institute of Applied Science ...... 78 Capella University...... 86 American Institute of Interior Design...... 93 Career and Technical Education ...... 109 American Institute of Real Estate & Finance ...... 90 Carsten Institute of Hair & Beauty ...... 74 American Institute of Technology ...... 93 C. David McVay Schools...... 91 Angel Air, Inc...... 64 Casler School of Real Estate...... 91 Apollo College Inc...... 80 Center for Customized Training ...... 91 Apprenticeship Training ...... 106 Center for Montessori Teacher Education/New York, Inc...... 95 Apprenticeship Matrix ...... 106 ...... 36, 77 Argosy University ...... 54 Central Arizona Realty Educators ...... 91 Arizona Academy of Beauty ...... 73 Chairside Dental Academy...... 83 Arizona Automotive Institute ...... 94 Chandler Air Service, Inc...... 64 Arizona Barber-Styling College (ABSC) ...... 73 Chandler-Gilbert Community College ...... 37 Arizona Builders Alliance ...... 108 Chaparral College ...... 69 Arizona Career Resource Network (AzCRN) ...... 108 Chapman University ...... 55 Arizona College of Allied Health ...... 81 Charles of Italy Beauty College ...... 74 Arizona College of Real Estate ...... 90 Classic Beauty Colleges...... 74 Arizona Culinary Institute ...... 94 Cleveland Institute of Electronics ...... 78, 86 Arizona Heart Institute School of Cardiac Ultrasound ...... 81 ...... 37, 64, 77 AIBT & Stellar International Institute Online...... 77 Coconino Community College...... 38, 77 Arizona Institute of Equine Massage Therapy and Kinesiology ...... 94 College America...... 83 Arizona Institute of Interior Design ...... 94 College of Beauty Arts & Sciences ...... 74 Arizona Institute of Real Estate ...... 90 College of the Humanities and Sciences ...... 55, 77 Arizona Institute of Reflexology & Clinic ...... 81 Collins College ...... 55 Arizona’s One-Stop Career Center’s ...... 108 Columbia Southern University...... 78 Arizona Paralegal Training Program ...... 69 Commercial Real Estate Institute, Inc...... 91 CompUSA, Inc...... 95 Information Technology Institute (ITI)...... 99 Computer Learning Center ...... 95 Institute for Natural Therapeutics...... 83 Concepts Marketing & Training...... 91 Institute of Manufacturing Technology ...... 99 Conservatory of Recording Arts & Science ...... 95 Interface Technical Training ...... 99 Conseva Learning Center...... 95 International Academy of Hair Design ...... 75 Convergys Technical Training Center...... 96 The International Import-Export Institute ...... 99 Cook College and Theological School ...... 67 International Institute of the Americas ...... 70 CRM Airline Training Center...... 64 IREALTYSCHOOL.COM ...... 91 Dale’s School of Canine Coiffures...... 96 ITT Technical Institute ...... 57 Desert Institute of the Healing Arts...... 83 JDO School of Aerospace Sciences - Phoenix...... 65 Desert Institute School of Classical Homeopathy ...... 83 Job Corps ...... 110 DeVoe College of Beauty ...... 74 Job Service ...... 110 DeVry University ...... 56 John Casablancas Modeling and Career Center ...... 89 DGV Holdings, Inc...... 64 Kar-Che’ The Professional Career Center...... 75 Diamond Air Airlines, Inc...... 64 Keller Graduate School of Management...... 58 Diamond Council of America ...... 78 Kincheloes Barber College...... 75 Diné College ...... 56 Kino Institute of Theology...... 67 Discovery Detective Academy ...... 96 Knowledge Alliance, Phoenix Branch...... 99 Double Eagle Aviation ...... 64 Knowledgenet...... 99 DRA Software Training ...... 96 Lamson College...... 70 Earl’s Academy of Beauty ...... 74 Latin Style Barbering School & Supplies, Inc...... 75 East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT)...... 96 Leading Edge Aviation, Inc...... 65 ...... 38 Lightpoint Learning Solutions ...... 71 Elite School of Real Estate...... 91 Loma Linda University School of Public Health ...... 86 Elizabeth Savage Talent...... 89 Long Technical College...... 83 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University ...... 56, 65 Luna’s Barber College...... 75 EMI, Inc. Training Academy ...... 97 Maricopa Beauty College...... 75 Employment Basics, Inc...... 97 Maricopa Skill Center...... 39, 99 Employment & Training for Older Workers ...... 109 ...... 39 Estrella Mountain Community College...... 38 Metro Institute ...... 100 Everest College...... 69 Metropolitan College of Court Reporting ...... 71 EVIT Academy of Cosmetic Arts...... 75 Microbusiness Advancement Center...... 100 Executrain of Phoenix ...... 97 ...... 58 Excellence in Real Estate School ...... 91 Mindworks Professional Education Group, Inc...... 100 Falcon Executive Aviation ...... 65 Mobile Dynamics ...... 100 FNT Fiber Network Training and Consulting Service ...... 98 ...... 39 FOCAS (Fucus on CADD in Architectural Studies)...... 98 Mortgage Bankers Association of America ...... 79 Fosi’s Glamour Techniques and Modeling ...... 89 Motorcycle Mechanics Institute ...... 100 The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture ...... 57 Mundus Institute ...... 100 Fred G. Acosta Job Corps Center...... 109 National Aesthetics Institute - Scottsdale...... 76 Fuller Seminary Southwest ...... 67 National Institute of Community Management...... 92 Gateway Community College...... 38 National Tax Training School ...... 79 Glendale Community College...... 38 National Training, Inc...... 79 The Global Group, Inc...... 65 Native American Employment & Training Programs...... 110 The Golf Academy of Arizona ...... 98 Nelson, Roger (Aviation) ...... 65 ...... 57 New Horizons Computer Learning Center of Phoenix...... 100 Grantham College of Engineering ...... 78 New Horizons Computer Learning Center of Tucson...... 101 Greater Phoenix Urban League, Inc...... 98 North-Aire, Inc ...... 65 Guidance Helicopters, Inc...... 65 North American Technical College...... 101 Hair Stylist Barber College...... 75 North Central University...... 59 HDS Truck Driving Institute ...... 98 Northern Arizona University...... 30 H&R Block Tax Training Schools ...... 98 Northface University ...... 79 High-Tech Institute ...... 98 Northland Pioneer College...... 39, 77 Hogan School of Real Estate ...... 91 Northstar College of Astrological Studies ...... 59 Hollywood Barber College...... 75 Northwestern School of Real Estate ...... 92 Homeless Programs ...... 110 Nova Southeastern University ...... 86 Hypnosis Motivation Institute...... 78 The Open University...... 79 Indian Bible College ...... 67 ...... 59 Paradise Valley Community College ...... 40 Southwest Technical Institute...... 102 The Paralegal Institute, Inc...... 79, 87 Southwestern College ...... 68 Park University ...... 59 Southwestern School of Real Estate...... 92 Permanent Cosmetics Center of Scottsdale...... 76 Stellar International Institute ...... 77 Phoenix Academy of Beauty ...... 76 Sunbird Flight Services, Inc...... 66 Phoenix Career College ...... 60 Sweetwater Bible College...... 68 ...... 40, 77 TechSkills ...... 102 Phoenix Institute of Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture...... 84 Thunderbird, The American Graduate School of International Mgt...... 60 Phoenix Therapeutic Massage College...... 84 Tiffin Aviation Services, Inc...... 66 ...... 40 Toni & Guy Hairdressing Academy ...... 76 Pima Medical Institute...... 84 Traveling Real Estate School of Arizona ...... 92 Portable Practical Educational Preparation, Inc...... 101, 110 Troy State University ...... 60 Precision Barber College ...... 76 Tucson Aeroservice Center, Inc...... 66 Prescott Academy of Real Estate ...... 92 Tucson College ...... 71, 85 ...... 60 Tucson School of Horseshoeing...... 102 Prescott Valley School of Real Estate ...... 92 Tucson School of Real Estate ...... 92 Professional Career Development Institute (PCDI) ...... 79 United States Truck Driving School ...... 103 Professional Flight Instruction Service ...... 65 Universal Barber College...... 76 Professional Institute of Real Estate ...... 92 Universal Technical Institute ...... 103 Proforming School of Real Estate ...... 92 University of Advancing Technology...... 61 The Providence Institute ...... 84 ...... 32 Quantum Helicopters ...... 65 ...... 61, 77 RainStar University...... 84 University of San Francisco at Kino Institute ...... 68 Realty Education Group of Arizona ...... 92 University of St. Francis...... 62 Remington College...... 60 Veterans Programs...... 111 The Refrigeration School...... 101 Vocational Technological Education ...... 111 Rehabilitation Services...... 110 Walden University ...... 88 Reavans University - University of Action Learning...... 79 Wayland Baptist University...... 62 RHODEC International ...... 79 Webster University ...... 63 Rio Salado Community College ...... 40, 77 WEDCO Employment and Training Center...... 111 Roberto-Venn School of Luthiery...... 101 Wesland Institute ...... 85 Romelia Aerospace, Inc...... 66 Westford College, Inc...... 92 Sabena Airline Training Center, Inc...... 66 Western Bible Institute...... 68 Safford College of Beauty Culture...... 76 Western College & Lovett Schools ...... 92 Sam’s Barber & Styling School ...... 76 Western International University...... 63 School of Real Estate Business...... 92 Western’s School of Horseshoeing ...... 103 Scottsdale Community College...... 40 Western Truck School...... 103 Scottsdale Culinary Institute ...... 102 Westlawn Institute of Marine Technology...... 79 SESSIONS.EDU ...... 79 Westwood College of Technology ...... 88 Sincerely, Sandra ...... 89 West Valley College of Massage Therapy ...... 85 Sonoran Desert Institute ...... 102 Westwind Academy of Massage Therapy...... 85 Southern Arizona Barber College ...... 76 Westwind School of Aeronautics...... 66 South Mountain Community College...... 40 Workforce Investment Act of 1998...... 107 Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine & Health Sciences ...... 85 WyoTech ...... 104 Southwest Flight Center ...... 66 ...... 40, 77 Southwest Institute of Healing Arts...... 85 Yuma School of Beauty...... 76 Southwest Institute of Property Inspection ...... 102 Thunderbird, The American School of International Management...... 60 POSTSECONDARY SECTORS Troy State University ...... 60 University of Advancing Technology ...... 61 ROSTER OF COMMISSIONERS...... 1 University of Phoenix...... 61, 77 WELCOME...... 2 University of St. Francis ...... 62 ACCREDITATION ...... 3 Wayland Baptist University...... 62 GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT (GED)...... 4 Webster University ...... 63 FINANCIAL AID...... 4 Western International University...... 63 NOTICE...... 6 ALPHABETICAL LISTING ...... 7 PROGRAM-ORIENTED SCHOOLS POSTSECONDARY SECTORS ...... 10 PROGRAMS OF STUDY (MAJORS) ...... 13 AVIATION SCHOOLS WESTERN UNDERGRADUATE EXCHANGE (WUE)...... 24 Airline Training Center, Arizona ...... 64 COMMUNITY COLLEGE CURRICULA MATRIX ...... 42 Air Transport Training International, Inc...... 64 Angel Air, Inc...... 64 STATE UNIVERSITIES Arizona State University Department of Aero Technology ...... 64 Arizona State University ...... 27 Chandler Air Service, Inc...... 64 Northern Arizona University ...... 30 Cochise Community College...... 64 University of Arizona ...... 32 CRM Airline Training Center ...... 64 DGV Holdings, Inc...... 64 PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGES Diamond Air Airlines, Inc...... 64 Arizona Western College...... 36, 77 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University...... 65 Central Arizona College...... 36, 77 Falcon Executive Aviation...... 65 Chandler-Gilbert Community College ...... 37, 77 The Global Group, Inc...... 65 Cochise College...... 37, 64, 77 Guidance Helicopters, Inc...... 65 Coconino Community College ...... 38, 77 JDO School of Aerospace Sciences - Phoenix ...... 65 Eastern Arizona College...... 38 Leading Edge Aviation, Inc...... 65 Estrella Mountain Community College...... 38 Nelson, Roger (Aviation) ...... 65 Gateway Community College...... 38 North-Aire, Inc...... 65 Glendale Community College...... 38 Quantum Helicopters...... 65 Maricopa Skill Center...... 39, 99 Romelia Aerospace, Inc ...... 66 Mesa Community College...... 39 Sabena Airline Training Center, Inc...... 66 Mohave Community College ...... 39 Southwest Flight Center...... 66 Northland Pioneer College...... 39, 77 Sunbird Flight Services, Inc...... 66 Paradise Valley Community College...... 40 Tiffin Aviation Services, Inc...... 66 Phoenix College ...... 40, 77 Tucson Aeroservice Center, Inc...... 66 Pima Community College...... 40 Westwind School of Aeronautics ...... 66 Rio Salado Community College...... 40, 77 Scottsdale Community College...... 40 BIBLE AND DIVINITY SCHOOLS South Mountain Community College...... 40 American Indian College of the Assemblies of God ...... 67 Yavapai College ...... 40, 77 Cook College and Theological School...... 67 COMMUNITY COLLEGE CURRICULA MATRIX ...... 42 Fuller Seminary Southwest...... 67 Indian Bible College ...... 67 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Kino Institute of Theology ...... 67 Argosy University ...... 54 Southwestern College ...... 68 The Art Center Design College...... 54 Sweetwater Bible College...... 68 The Art Institute of Phoenix ...... 55 University of San Francisco at Kino Institute ...... 68 Chapman University ...... 55 Western Bible Institute ...... 68 College of the Humanities and Sciences ...... 55, 77 Collins College ...... 55 BUSINESS SCHOOLS DeVry University ...... 56 Arizona Paralegal Training Program ...... 69 Diné College ...... 60 Chaparral College ...... 69 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University...... 56, 65 Everest College ...... 69 The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture ...... 57 International Institute of the Americas ...... 70 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Lamson College...... 70 ITT Technical Institute...... 57 Lightpoint Learning Solutions ...... 71 Keller Graduate School of Management ...... 58 Metropolitan College of Court Reporting ...... 71 Midwestern University ...... 58 Tucson College ...... 71 North Central University ...... 59 Ottawa University ...... 59 Park University ...... 59 Phoenix Career College...... 60 Prescott College...... 60 Remington College ...... 60 COSMETOLOGY AND BARBER SCHOOLS Phoenix College...... 77 COST MATRIX...... 72 Professional Career Development Institute (PCDI) ...... 79 Academy of Nail Technology...... 72 Rio Saldo Community College...... 77 Allure Career College of Beauty (Scottsdale/Tucson) ...... 73 RHODEC International ...... 79 Arizona Academy of Beauty ...... 73 SESSIONS.EDU...... 79 Arizona Barber-Styling College ...... 73 University of Action Learning ...... 79 Artistic Beauty Colleges ...... 73 University of Phoenix...... 77 Barber Works Barber School...... 73 Westlawn Institute of Marine Technology ...... 79 BGC School of Hair Technology ...... 73 Yavapai College...... 77 Canyon De Chelly School of Cosmetology ...... 73 HEALTH SCHOOLS Canyon State Academy...... 73 Apollo College, Inc...... 80 Carsten Institute of Hair & Beauty ...... 74 Arizona College of Allied Health...... 81 Charles of Italy Beauty College ...... 74 Arizona Heart Institute School of Cardiac Ultrasound...... 81 Classic Beauty College...... 74 Arizona School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine ...... 81 College of Beauty Arts & Science ...... 74 Arizona School of Dental Assisting ...... 81 DeVoe College of Beauty ...... 74 Arizona School of Integrative Studies...... 82 Earl’s Academy of Beauty ...... 74 Arizona School of Massage Therapy ...... 82 EVIT Academy of Cosmetic Arts...... 75 Asian Institute of Medical Studies ...... 82 Hair Stylist Barber College ...... 75 Atwood Institute for Research and Education ...... 82 Hollywood Barber College...... 75 Bio-Link Therapeutic Massage Institute ...... 82 International Academy of Hair Design...... 75 The Bryman School...... 82 Kar-Che’ The Professional Career Center...... 75 Chairside Dental Academy...... 83 Kincheloes Barber College ...... 75 College America ...... 83 Latin Style Barbering School & Supplies, Inc...... 75 Desert Institute of the Healing Arts ...... 83 Luna’s Barber College ...... 75 Desert Institute School of Classical Homeopathy...... 83 Maricopa Beauty College ...... 76 Institute for Natural Therapeutics, Inc...... 83 National Aesthetics Institute - Scottsdale ...... 76 Long Technical College ...... 83 Permanent Cosmetic Center of Scottsdale...... 76 Phoenix Institute of Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture ...... 84 Phoenix Academy of Beauty ...... 76 Phoenix Therapeutic Massage College ...... 84 Precision Barber College ...... 76 Pima Medical Institute ...... 84 Safford College of Beauty Culture, Inc ...... 76 The Providence Institute ...... 84 Sam’s Barber & Styling School...... 76 RainStar University ...... 84 Southern Arizona Barber College...... 76 Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine and Health Sciences ...... 85 Toni & Guy Academy ...... 76 Southwest Institute of Healing Arts ...... 85 Universal Barber College ...... 76 Tucson College ...... 85 Yuma School of Beauty ...... 76 Wesland Institute...... 85 West Valley College of Massage Therapy ...... 85 DISTANCE EDUCATION Westwind Academy of Massage Therapy...... 85 AIBT & Stellar International Institute Online ...... 78 American College of Computer and Information Sciences...... 78 HOME STUDY AND CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS American Graduate University ...... 78 Capella University...... 86 American Institute of Applied Science ...... 78 Cleveland Institute of Electronics ...... 86 Arizona Regents University (ARU) & Arizona Distance Learning ...... 77 Loma Linda University School of Public Health ...... 86 Arizona Western College ...... 77 Nova Southeastern University ...... 86 Art Instruction Schools...... 78 The Paralegal Institute...... 87 Atlantic University ...... 78 Walden University ...... 88 California College for Health Sciences ...... 78 Westwood College of Technology ...... 88 Central Arizona College...... 77 Cochise College...... 77 MODELING AND FINE ARTS SCHOOLS Coconino Community College ...... 77 Barbizon of Tucson, Inc...... 89 Cleveland Institute of Electronics...... 78 Elizabeth Savage Talent...... 89 College of the Humanities and Sciences ...... 77 Fosi’s Glamour Techniques and Modeling ...... 89 Columbia Southern University ...... 78 John Casablancas Modeling and Career Center...... 89 Diamond Council of America ...... 78 Sincerely, Sandra Inc...... 89 Grantham College of Engineering...... 78 Hypnosis Motivation Institute...... 78 Mortgage Bankers Association of America ...... 79 National Tax Training School...... 79 National Training, Inc...... 79 Northface University ...... 79 Northland Pioneer College...... 77 The Open University ...... 79 The Paralegal Institute, Inc...... 79 REAL ESTATE SCHOOLS Employment Basics, Inc...... 97 Access Learning Solutions...... 90 EXECUTRAIN of Phoenix...... 97 Advanced Realty Education ...... 90 FOCAS (Focus on CADD in Architectural Studies) ...... 98 American Institute of Real Estate & Finance...... 90 The Golf Academy of Arizona ...... 98 Arizona College of Real Estate ...... 90 Greater Phoenix Urban League, Inc...... 98 Arizona Institute of Real Estate ...... 90 HDS Truck Driving Institute ...... 98 Arizona School of Real Estate & Business ...... 90 H&R Block Tax Training Programs ...... 98 Best School of Real Estate...... 90 Brodsky Real Estate School...... 90 High-Tech Institute...... 98 Bud Crawley Real Estate School ...... 90 Information Technology Institute - ITI ...... 99 C. David McVay Schools ...... 91 Interface Technical Training ...... 99 Casler School of Real Estate ...... 91 Knowledge Alliance, Phoenix Branch ...... 99 Center for Customized Training...... 91 Knowledgenet...... 99 Central Arizona Realty Educators ...... 91 Maricopa Skill Center...... 99 Commercial Real Estate Institute, Inc...... 91 Metro Institute ...... 100 Concepts Marketing & Training ...... 91 Mindworks Professional Education Group, Inc...... 100 Elite School of Real Estate ...... 91 Mobile Dynamics ...... 100 Excellence in Real Estate School...... 91 Motorcycle Mechanics Institute ...... 100 Hogan School of Real Estate ...... 91 Mundus Institute ...... 100 IREALTYSCHOOL.COM ...... 91 National Institute of Community Management ...... 92 New Horizons Computer Learning Center of Phoenix ...... 100 Northwestern School of Real Estate...... 92 New Horizons Computer Learning Center of Tucson ...... 101 Prescott Academy of Real Estate...... 92 North American Technical College...... 101 Prescott Valley School of Real Estate ...... 92 Portable Practical Educational Preparation, Inc...... 101 Professional Institute of Real Estate ...... 92 The Refrigeration School...... 101 Proforming School of Real Estate ...... 92 Roberto-Venn School of Luthiery ...... 101 Realty Education Group of Arizona...... 92 Scottsdale Culinary Institute ...... 102 School of Real Estate Business ...... 92 Tech Skills...... 102 Southwestern School of Real Estate ...... 92 Tucson School of Horseshoeing...... 102 Traveling Real Estate School of Arizona ...... 92 United States Truck Driving School ...... 103 Tucson School of Real Estate...... 92 Universal Technical Institute...... 103 Western College & Lovett Schools ...... 92 Western’s School of Horseshoeing ...... 103 Westford College, Inc...... 92 Western Truck School...... 103 WyoTech...... 104 TECHNICAL AND TRADE SCHOOLS ABC Bartending Schools ...... 93 TRAINING, EMPLOYMENT AND SKILL CENTERS Academy of Radio & TV Broadcasting ...... 93 Adult Basic Education and the GED...... 105 Advanced Computer Technology Training (ACTT) ...... 93 Arizona’s Workforce Development System...... 105 Alta Center for Communication Arts...... 93 Apprenticeship...... 106 American Express Travel School ...... 93 Apprenticeship Training ...... 106 American Institute of Interior Design ...... 93 Arizona Builders Alliance...... 108 American Institute of Technology...... 93 Arizona Career Resource Network (AzCRN)...... 108 Arizona Automotive Institute ...... 94 Arizona’s One-Stop Career Center’s ...... 108 Arizona Culinary Institute...... 94 Arizona Tech Prep ...... 109 Arizona Institute of Equine Massage Therapy and Kinesiology ...... 94 Career and Technical Education...... 109 Arizona Institute of Interior Design...... 94 Employment & Training for Older Workers ...... 109 Arizona School of Polygraph Science...... 94 Fred G. Acosta Job Corps Center...... 109 Arizona Sun Tech...... 94 Homeless Programs...... 110 Arizona Welding Institute...... 94 Job Corps...... 110 Bartending Academy (Phoenix Metro Area) ...... 95 Job Service ...... 110 Bartending Academy (Tucson Metro Area) ...... 95 Native American Employment & Training Programs ...... 110 Center for Montessori Teacher Education/New York, Inc...... 95 Portable Practical Educational Preparation (Project PPEP)...... 110 COMPUSA, Inc...... 95 Rehabilitation Services Administration ...... 110 Computer Learning Center ...... 95 Veterans Programs...... 110 Conservatory of Recording Arts & Sciences ...... 95 Vocational Technological Education...... 111 Conseva Learning Center ...... 95 WEDCO Employment and Training Center ...... 111 Convergys Technical Training Center...... 96 Dale’s School of Canine Coiffures...... 96 Discovery Detective Academy...... 96 DRA Software Training ...... 96 East Valley Institute of Technology ...... 96 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 PROGRAMS OF STUDY University of Arizona...... 32 (MAJORS) ACCUPUNCTURE & ORIENTAL MEDICINE Arizona School of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine ...... 81 ROSTER OF COMMISSIONERS...... 1 Asian Institute of Medical Studies ...... 82 WELCOME...... 2 Phoenix Institute of Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture...... 84 ACCREDITATION ...... 3 RainStar University ...... 84 GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT (GED)...... 4 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT FINANCIAL AID...... 4 NOTICE...... 6 Chaparral College...... 69 ALPHABETICAL LISTING ...... 7 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 POSTSECONDARY SECTORS ...... 10 ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE PROGRAMS OF STUDY (MAJORS) ...... 13 Arizona State University ...... 29 WESTERN UNDERGRADUATE EXCHANGE (WUE)...... 24 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 COMMUNITY COLLEGE CURRICULA MATRIX ...... 42 Western International University...... 63

This index does not list every program from every school. The intention of this ADVERTISING index is to help you focus in on a group of schools categorized by Northern Arizona University...... 30 general topics. AERONAUTICS & AEROSPACE SCHOOLS OFFERING MAJORS OR PROGRAMS Arizona State University ...... 29 A+ CERTIFICATION PREPARATION Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University...... 56, 65 High-Tech Institute ...... 98 CompUSA, Inc ...... 95 Leading Edge Aviation ...... 65 Computer Learning Center ...... 95 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Conseva Learning Center...... 95 Tucson Areoservice Center ...... 66 Convergys Technical Training Center...... 96 University of Arizona...... 32 DRA Software Training ...... 96 KnowledgeNet...... 99 AESTHETICS MINDWORKS Professional Education Group, Inc...... 100 Allure Career College of Beauty...... 73 New Horizons Computer Learning Center of Tucson ...... 101 Artistic Beauty Colleges...... 73 TechSkills...... 102 Canyon De Chelly School of Cosmetology ...... 73 University of Phoenix ...... 61, 77 Carsten Institute of Hair & Beauty ...... 74 Charles of Italy Beauty College ...... 74 ACCOUNTANCY College of Beauty Arts & Sciences ...... 74 Arizona State University ...... 27 EVIT Academy of Cosmetic Arts...... 75 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Maricopa Beauty College...... 75 Western International University ...... 63 National Aesthetics Institute - Scottsdale...... 76 ACCOUNTING Yuma School of Beauty...... 76 Arizona State University ...... 27 AGRI-BUSINESS Chaparral College ...... 69 Arizona State University ...... 27 DeVry University ...... 56 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Everest College ...... 69 University of Arizona...... 32 Fred G. Acosta Job Corps Center...... 109 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES International Institute of the Americas ...... 70 Arizona State University ...... 27 Keller Graduate School of Management ...... 58 Metro Institute ...... 100 Lamson College ...... 70 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Maricopa Skill Center...... 39, 99 University of Arizona...... 32 Northern Arizona30University...... 30 AIR CONDITIONING Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Tucson College...... 71, 85 The Refrigeration School, Inc...... 101 University of Arizona ...... 32 Universal Technical Institute ...... 103 Western International University ...... 63 ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES ACTING & PERFORMING ARTS Arizona College of Allied Health ...... 81 Arizona State University ...... 27 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Diné College ...... 56 ANATOMY Grand Canyon University ...... 57 University of Arizona...... 32 John Casablancas Modeling and Career Center ...... 89 Northern Arizona University...... 30 ANIMATION AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY The Art Center Design College ...... 54 Apprenticeship Training ...... 106 The Art Institute of Phoenix...... 55 Arizona Automotive Institute...... 94 Collins College ...... 55 Cleveland Institute of Electronics ...... 78 ANTHROPOLOGY Fred G. Acosta Job Corps Center ...... 109 Arizona State University ...... 27 Maricopa Skill Center...... 39, 99 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Universal Technical Institute ...... 103 University of Arizona ...... 32 University of Advancing Technology ...... 61 Westwood College of Technology ...... 88 APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING WyoTech ...... 104 Apprenticeship Matrix ...... 106 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 AVIATION ARCHAEOLOGY Chandler Air Service, Inc...... 64 Northland Pioneer College ...... 39 Cochise Community College...... 64 Pima Community College...... 42 CRM Airline Training Center...... 64 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University...... 56, 65 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING/CAD TECHNOLOGY Falcon Executive Aviation, Inc...... 65 FOCAS - Focus on CAD in Architectural Studies ...... 98 High-Tech Institute ...... 98 BANKING/BANK TELLER Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Arizona Western College...... 36, 77 Maricopa Skill Center...... 39, 99 ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN Mesa Community College...... 39 Arizona State University ...... 27 The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture ...... 57 BARBERING Northern Arizona University...... 30 Arizona Barber-Styling College (ABSC)...... 73 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Barber Works Barber School...... 73 University of Arizona ...... 32 BGC School of Hair Technology...... 73 Hairstylist Barber College ...... 75 ARIZONA REGENTS UNIVERSITY Hollywood Barber College...... 75 Arizona State University ...... 27 Kincheloe’s Barber College...... 75 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Latin Style Barbering School & Supplies, Inc...... 75 University of Arizona ...... 32 Luna’s Barber College...... 75 ART Precision Barber College...... 76 Arizona State University ...... 27 Sam’s Barber & Styling School...... 76 Collins College ...... 55 Southern Arizona Barber College...... 76 The Art Center Design College ...... 54 Universal Barber College...... 76 The Art Institute of Phoenix...... 55 BARTENDING/MIXOLOGY Diné College ...... 56 ABC Bartending Schools ...... 93 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Bartending Academy...... 95 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 BIBLICAL STUDIES University of Arizona ...... 32 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Kino Institute of Theology...... 67 ASTRONOMY Southwestern College ...... 68 Glendale Community College...... 38 Western Bible Institute...... 68 Northern Arizona University...... 30 University of Arizona ...... 32 BIOCHEMISTRY Grand Canyon University ...... 57 ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE University of Arizona...... 32 Northern Arizona University...... 30 University of Arizona ...... 32 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Arizona State University ...... 27 AUDIO, RADIO, TELEVISION & VIDEO Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Academy of Radio & TV Broadcasting ...... 93 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Arizona State University ...... 27 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 The Art Institute of Phoenix...... 55 University of Arizona...... 32 Conservatory of Recording Arts & Sciences ...... 95 Northern Arizona University...... 30 BOTANY Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Arizona State University ...... 27 Northern Arizona University...... 30 University of Arizona...... 32 BROADCASTING CERTIFIED NOVELL ENGINEER (CNE) Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 CompUSA, Inc...... 95 BUILDING TRADES DRA Software ...... 96 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Lightpoint Learning Solutions ...... 71 Apprenticeship Matrix ...... 106 CHEMISTRY BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Arizona State University ...... 27 American Indian College of the Assemblies of God...... 67 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Argosy University/Phoenix ...... 54 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Arizona State University ...... 27 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Chaparral College ...... 69 University of Arizona...... 32 Chapman University ...... 55 CHILD CARE DeVry University ...... 56 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Diné College ...... 56 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University ...... 56, 65 American Indian College of the Assemblies of God ...... 67 Everest College...... 69 Cook College and Theological School...... 67 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Fuller Seminary Southwest ...... 67 Keller Graduate School of Management ...... 58 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Lamson College...... 70 Indian Bible College...... 67 Mundus Institute ...... 100 Southwestern College ...... 68 North Central University ...... 59 Sweetwater Bible College...... 68 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Western Bible Institute...... 68 Nova Southeastern University ...... 86 Ottawa University - Phoenix Center...... 59 CISCO CERTIFIED DESIGN ASSOCIATE (CCDA) Park University ...... 59 TechSkills ...... 102 Portable Practical Educational Preparation (PPEP)...... 101, 110 CISCO CERTIFIED NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR/ASSOCIATE Prescott College ...... 60 Computer Learning Center...... 95 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Convergys Technical Training Center ...... 96 Southwestern College...... 68 New Horizons Computer Learning Center ...... 100 Thunderbird, The American Graduate School of International Mgt ...... 60 TechSkills ...... 102 Tucson College...... 71, 85 Mindworks Professional Education Group, Inc...... 100 University of Arizona ...... 30 CISCO CERTIFIED NETWORK PROFESSIONAL/PROGRAMMER University of Phoenix ...... 61, 77 TechSkills ...... 102 Wayland Baptist University ...... 62 Webster University...... 63 CLERICAL Western International University ...... 63 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 CARDIAC TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIAL DRIVER’S LICENSE Arizona Heart Institute School of Cardiac Ultrasound ...... 81 American Institute of Technology ...... 93 HDS Truck Driving Institute ...... 98 CARPENTRY Portable Practical Educational Preparation ...... 101, 110 Arizona Builders Alliance ...... 108 United States Truck Driving School ...... 103 North American Technical College ...... 101 Western Truck School...... 103 CASINO GAMING COMMUNICATION Mundus Institute ...... 100 Arizona State University ...... 27 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 CERTIFIED INTERNET WEBMASTER (CIW) Northern Arizona University...... 30 CompUSA, Inc ...... 95 Ottawa University...... 59 Computer Learning Center ...... 95 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 New Horizons Computer Learning Center of Tucson ...... 101 University of Arizona...... 32 TechSkills...... 102 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN/DRAFTING CERTIFIED NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR (CNA) Collins College...... 55 FOCAS - Focus on CADD in Architectural Studies ...... 98 DRA Software Training ...... 96 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Lightpoint Learning Solutions...... 71 High-Tech Institute ...... 98 New Horizons Computer Learning Center of Tucson ...... 101 ITT Technical Institute ...... 57 TechSkills...... 102 The Art Center Design College...... 54 University of Phoenix ...... 61, 77 University of Advancing Technology...... 61 Westwood College of Technology ...... 88 COMPUTERS COMPUTER SCIENCE Advanced Computer Technology Training (ACTT)...... 93 Arizona State University ...... 27 Executrain of Phoenix ...... 97 Chapman University ...... 55 Knowledge Alliance, Phoenix Branch...... 99 Dine College...... 56 Knowledgenet ...... 99 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University...... 56, 65 Mindworks Professional Education Group, Inc...... 100 Park University...... 59 New Horizons Computer Learning Centers of Tucson...... 101 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Tech Skills ...... 102 University of Arizona...... 32 COMPUTERS, GRAPHICS CONSTRUCTION, TRADE & INDUSTRIAL Collins Collins...... 55 Apprenticeship Training ...... 106 Phoenix College...... 40, 77 Arizona Builders Alliance ...... 108 Pima Community College...... 40 Arizona State University ...... 27 The Art Center Design College ...... 54 Arizona Welding Institute ...... 94 COMPUTERS & INFORMATION SYSTEMS Diné College...... 56 Arizona State University ...... 27 Fred G. Acosta Job Corps Center ...... 109 Chaparral College ...... 69 Maricopa Skill Center...... 39, 99 CompUSA ...... 95 North American Technical College...... 101 DeVry University ...... 56 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Diné College ...... 56 The Refrigeration School ...... 101 DRA Software Training ...... 96 Roberto-Venn School of Luthiery...... 101 Everest College...... 69 COSMETOLOGY Executrain of Arizona ...... 97 Allure Career College of Beauty...... 73 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Arizona Academy of Beauty ...... 73 High-Tech Institute ...... 98 Artistic Beauty Colleges...... 73 ITT Technical Institute ...... 57 Canyon De Chelly School of Cosmetology ...... 73 Knowledgenet ...... 99 Carsten Institute of Hair & Beauty ...... 74 Maricopa Skill Center...... 39, 99 Charles of Italy Beauty College ...... 74 Mindworks Professional Education Group, Inc...... 100 Classic Beauty Colleges...... 74 New Horizons Computer Learning Center of Tucson ...... 101 College of Beauty Arts and Sciences...... 74 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Devoe College of Beauty ...... 74 Portable Practical Educational Preparation, Inc. (PPEP) ...... 101, 110 Earls Academy of Beauty ...... 74 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 EVIT Academy of Cosmetic Arts...... 75 Remington College...... 60 International Academy of Hair Design ...... 75 TechSkills...... 102 Kar-Che’ The Professional Career Center...... 75 The Art Center Design College ...... 54 National Aesthetics Institute ...... 76 Tucson College...... 71, 85 Northland Pioneer College...... 39, 77 University of Advancing Technology...... 61 Phoenix Academy of Beauty ...... 76 University of Arizona ...... 30 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 University of Phoenix ...... 61, 77 Safford College of Beauty Culture, Inc...... 76 Western International University ...... 63 COUNSELING & GUIDANCE Westwood College of Technology...... 88 Arizona State University ...... 27 COMPUTER NETWORKING Chapman University ...... 55 Chaparral College ...... 69 Northern Arizona University...... 30 High-Tech Institute ...... 98 Prescott College ...... 60 ITT Technical Institute ...... 57 Southwestern College ...... 68 Long Technical College...... 83 University of Arizona...... 32 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 University of Phoenix ...... 61, 77 Remington College...... 60 COURT REPORTING Tucson College...... 71, 85 Metropolitan College of Court Reporting ...... 71 University of Phoenix ...... 61, 77 Westwood College of Technology...... 88 CRIMINAL JUSTICE ECONOMICS Arizona State University ...... 27 Arizona State University ...... 27 Chaparral College ...... 69 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Diné College ...... 56 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Everest College...... 69 University of Arizona...... 32 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 EDUCATION International Institute of the Americas ...... 70 American Indian College of the Assemblies of God ...... 67 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Argosy University/Phoenix ...... 54 Park University ...... 59 Arizona State University ...... 27 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Chapman University ...... 55 Remington College...... 60 College of the Humanities and Sciences ...... 55, 77 University of Arizona ...... 32 Diné College...... 56 University of Phoenix ...... 61, 77 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Wayland Baptist University ...... 62 Northern Arizona University...... 30 CULINARY ARTS Ottawa University - Phoenix Center ...... 59 Arizona Culinary Institute ...... 94 Prescott College ...... 60 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Scottsdale Culinary Institute ...... 62 Southwestern College ...... 68 The Art Institute of Phoenix...... 55 University of Arizona...... 32 DANCE University of Phoenix ...... 61, 77 Arizona State University ...... 27 Walden University ...... 88 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 University of Arizona ...... 32 ELECTRONICS/ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Apprenticeship Training ...... 106 DENTAL ASSISTANT Arizona State University ...... 27 Apollo College, Inc...... 80 DeVry University...... 56 Arizona College of Allied Health ...... 81 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University...... 56, 65 Arizona School of Dental Assisting ...... 81 High-Tech Institute ...... 98 Chairside Dental Academy...... 83 ITT Technical Institute ...... 57 Pima Medical Institute...... 84 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 The Refrigeration School ...... 101 DESKTOP PUBLISHING Westwood College of Technology ...... 88 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY DIETETICS Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 ENGINEERING DIVINITY Arizona State University ...... 27 Fuller Seminary Southwest ...... 67 DeVry University...... 56 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Diné College...... 56 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University...... 56, 65 Northern Arizona University...... 30 DRAFTING Pima Medical Institute ...... 84 Arizona Automotive Institute ...... 94 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 High-Tech Institute ...... 98 University of Arizona...... 32 ITT Technical Institute ...... 57 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 ENGLISH University of Advancing Technology...... 61 Arizona State University ...... 27 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION/DEVELOPMENT Northern Arizona University...... 30 Arizona State University ...... 27 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Dine College ...... 56 University of Arizona...... 32 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 University of Arizona ...... 32 ENGLISH Arizona State University ...... 27 EARTH SCIENCES Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Ottawa University...... 59 University of Arizona ...... 32 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 University of Arizona...... 32 ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE FORESTRY Arizona State University ...... 27 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Prescott College ...... 60 GENETICS Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 University of Arizona...... 32 University of Arizona ...... 32 GEOGRAPHY ENTOMOLOGY Arizona State University ...... 27 University of Arizona ...... 32 Northern Arizona University...... 30 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES GEOLOGY Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Arizona State University ...... 27 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 University of Arizona ...... 32 GEOSCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY University of Arizona...... 32 University of Arizona ...... 32 GEOSCIENCE EQUINE TRAINING University of Arizona...... 32 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 GERONTOLOGY ETHNIC STUDIES Arizona State University ...... 27 Arizona State University ...... 27 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Dine College ...... 56 University of Arizona...... 32 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 GOLF COURSE MANAGEMENT University of Arizona ...... 32 The Golf Academy of Arizona...... 98 Mundus Institute ...... 100 EXERCISE SCIENCE Arizona State University ...... 27 GRAPHIC DESIGN Northern Arizona University...... 30 Alta Center for Communication Arts ...... 93 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Arizona State University ...... 27 University of Arizona ...... 32 Collins College...... 55 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 FAMILY STUDIES Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 The Art Center Design College...... 54 University of Arizona ...... 32 The Art Institute of Phoenix ...... 55 FINANCE AND BANKING University of Advancing Technology...... 61 Arizona State University ...... 27 Westwood College of Technology ...... 88 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 GUNSMITHING Northern Arizona University...... 30 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Sonoran Desert Institute ...... 102 University of Arizona ...... 32 HEALTH CARE Western International University ...... 63 Arizona State University ...... 27 FINE ART Nova Southeastern University ...... 86 Dine College ...... 56 Ottawa University...... 59 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 University of Arizona ...... 32 University of Arizona...... 32 FIRE SCIENCE University of Phoenix ...... 61, 77 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 University of St. Francis...... 62 Western International University...... 63 FOOD SERVICES Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Arizona State University ...... 27 Diné College ...... 56 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 University of Arizona ...... 32 HEALTH OCCUPATIONS HUMANITIES Argosy University/Phoenix ...... 54 Arizona State University ...... 27 Arizona College of Allied Health ...... 81 College of the Humanities and Sciences ...... 55, 77 International Institute of the Americas ...... 70 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Midwestern University ...... 58 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Pima Medical Institute...... 84 University of Arizona...... 32 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 HYPNOTHERAPY The Bryman School...... 82 Atwood Institute for Research and Education ...... 82 University of Phoenix ...... 61, 77 Southwest Institute of Healing Arts ...... 85 University of Arizona ...... 32 Wesland Institute ...... 85 Walden University...... 88 Western International University ...... 63 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Westwood College of Technology...... 88 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 HEATING INTERIOR DESIGN The Refrigeration School, Inc. & RSI Training International, Inc...... 101 American Institute of Interior Design...... 93 Westwood College of Technology...... 88 Arizona Institute of Interior Design ...... 94 Arizona State University ...... 27 HEAVY EQUIPMENT Northern Arizona University...... 30 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 HISTORY The Art Center Design College...... 54 Arizona State University ...... 27 The Art Institute of Phoenix...... 55 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Northern Arizona University...... 30 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS Ottawa University...... 59 Arizona State University ...... 27 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 University of Arizona ...... 32 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 HOME ECONOMICS Thunderbird, The American Graduate School of International Mgmt ...... 60 Arizona State University ...... 27 Western International University...... 63 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 INTERNET WEBMASTER Scottsdale Culinary Institute ...... 102 CompUSA, Inc...... 95 The Art Institute of Phoenix...... 55 New Horizons Computer Learning Center of Tucson...... 101 University of Arizona ...... 30 Remington College...... 60 University of Phoenix ...... 61, 77 HOME INSPECTION Arizona SunTech...... 94 INVESTIGATIONS Sonoran Desert Institute ...... 102 Discovery Detective Academy...... 96 HORSESHOEING JOURNALISM Tucson School of Horseshoeing ...... 102 Arizona State University ...... 27 Western’s School of Horseshoeing ...... 103 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 HORSE TRAINING University of Arizona...... 32 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 JUSTICE STUDIES HORTICULTURE Arizona State University ...... 27 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 HOSPITALITY Public Community College Matrix...... 42 American Express Travel School...... 93 LANDSCAPING Chaparral College ...... 69 Arizona State University ...... 27 Lamson College ...... 70 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Mundus Institute ...... 100 University of Arizona...... 32 Northern Arizona University...... 30 LAW Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Arizona State University ...... 27 Scottsdale Culinary Institute ...... 102 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 HOTEL & RESORT MANAGEMENT University of Arizona...... 32 Mundus Institute ...... 100 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Westwood College of Technology...... 88 LEGAL ASSISTANCE MARKETING Arizona Paralegal Training Program ...... 69 Arizona Automotive Institute ...... 94 Chaparral College ...... 69 Arizona State University ...... 27 Everest College ...... 69 The Art Center Design College...... 54 Lamson College ...... 70 Collins College...... 55 Metropolitan College of Court Reporting ...... 71 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 International Institute of the Americas ...... 70 The Paralegal Institute, Inc...... 79, 87 Maricopa Skill Center...... 39, 99 LIBERAL ARTS Northern Arizona University...... 30 Arizona State University ...... 27 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 College of the Humanities and Sciences ...... 55, 77 University of Arizona...... 32 Diné College ...... 56 Western International University...... 63 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 MASSAGE THERAPY Northern Arizona University...... 30 Arizona College of Allied Health ...... 81 Ottawa University - Phoenix Center...... 59 Arizona School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine...... 81 Prescott College ...... 60 Arizona School of Integrative Studies ...... 82 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Arizona School of Massage Therapy ...... 82 University of Arizona ...... 32 Desert Institute of the Healing Arts...... 83 LIBRARY SCIENCE Institute for Natural Therapeutics...... 83 Arizona State University ...... 27 Phoenix Career College...... 60 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Phoenix Therapeutic Massage College...... 84 University of Arizona ...... 32 RainStar University ...... 84 Western International University ...... 63 Southwest Institute of Healing Arts ...... 85 The Bryman School...... 82 LINGUISTICS The Providence Institute ...... 84 Northern Arizona University...... 30 West Valley College of Massage Therapy ...... 85 University of Arizona ...... 32 West*Wind Academy of Massage Therapy ...... 85 MACHINE SHOP MATHEMATICS Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Arizona State University ...... 27 MANAGEMENT Chapman University ...... 55 Arizona State University ...... 27 Diné College...... 56 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University ...... 56, 65 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Northern Arizona University...... 30 International Institute of the Americas ...... 70 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Ottawa University...... 59 University of Arizona...... 32 Park University ...... 59 MEDICAL ASSISTANT Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Apollo College Inc...... 80 Troy State University ...... 60 The Bryman School...... 82 University of Phoenix ...... 61, 77 College America...... 83 University of St. Francis ...... 62 International Institute of the Americas ...... 70 Wayland Baptist University ...... 62 Long Technical Institute ...... 83 Webster University...... 63 Maricopa Skill Center...... 39, 99 Western International University ...... 63 Pima Medical Institute ...... 84 MARKETING Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Arizona State University ...... 27 Tucson College ...... 71, 85 Collins College ...... 55 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Grand Canyon University ...... 57 A.T. Still University of Health Sciences ...... 80 International Institute of the Americas ...... 70 Apollo College Inc...... 80 Maricopa Skill Center...... 39, 99 Arizona Heart Institute School of Cardiac Ultrasound...... 81 Park University ...... 59 Arizona State University ...... 27 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 The Bryman School...... 82 The Art Center Design College ...... 54 Long Technical Institute ...... 83 University of Arizona ...... 32 Pima Medical Institute ...... 84 Western International University ...... 63 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 University of Arizona...... 32 MARINE TECHNOLOGY Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Universal Technical Institute ...... 103 MEDICINE PARALEGAL University of Arizona ...... 32 Arizona Paralegal Training Program ...... 69 Phoenix Career College...... 60 MICROSOFT CERTIFIED DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR (MCDBA) Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Convergy’s Technical Training Center ...... 96 Executrain of Arizona ...... 97 PEST CONTROL Lightpoint Learning Solutions...... 71 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 TechSkills...... 102 PHARMACOLOGY University of Phoenix ...... 61, 77 Loma Linda University ...... 86 Midwestern University...... 57 MILITARY SCIENCE Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 University of Arizona...... 32 University of Arizona ...... 32 PHILOSOPHY Arizona State University ...... 27 MODELING Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Elizabeth Savage Talent...... 89 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Fosi’s Glamour Techniques and Modeling ...... 89 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 John Casablancas Modeling and Career Center ...... 89 University of Arizona...... 32 Sincerely, Sandra Inc...... 89 PHYSICAL THERAPY MOTION PICTURE A.T. Still University of Health Sciences ...... 80 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Northern Arizona University...... 30 MOTORCYCLE MECHANICS Pima Medical Institute ...... 84 Motorcycle Mechanics Institute ...... 100 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 MUSIC PHYSICS Arizona State University ...... 27 Arizona State University ...... 27 Conservatory of Recording Arts & Sciences ...... 95 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 University of Arizona...... 32 Roberto-Venn School of Luthiery...... 101 PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCES University of Arizona ...... 32 University of Arizona...... 32 NAVAJO LANGUAGE PLANT PATHOLOGY Diné College ...... 56 University of Arizona...... 32 Southwestern College...... 68 NEUROSCIENCE PLUMBING University of Arizona ...... 32 Arizona Builders Alliance ...... 108 North American Technical College...... 101 NURSE ASSISTANT POLITICAL SCIENCE Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Arizona State University ...... 27 Tucson College...... 71, 85 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 NURSING Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Arizona State University ...... 27 University of Arizona...... 32 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS Northern Arizona University...... 30 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 University of Arizona ...... 32 PRINTING University of Phoenix ...... 61, 77 Gateway Community College ...... 38 NUTRITION Maricopa Skill Center...... 39, 99 Arizona State University ...... 27 PSYCHOLOGY Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Argosy University/Phoenix ...... 54 Arizona State University ...... 27 NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES Capella University...... 86 University of Arizona ...... 32 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 OPTICAL SCIENCES Northcentral University...... 59 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Ottawa University...... 59 University of Arizona ...... 32 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Walden University ...... 88 Wayland Baptist University...... 62 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REFRIGERATION, AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING Arizona State University ...... 27 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 DeVry University ...... 56 The Refrigeration School ...... 101 Keller Graduate School of Management ...... 58 Universal Technical Institute ...... 103 Northern Arizona University...... 30 RELIGION Nova Southeastern University ...... 86 American Indian College of the Assemblies of God ...... 67 Ottawa University...... 59 Cook College and Theological School...... 67 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Fuller Seminary Southwest ...... 67 University of Arizona ...... 32 Indian Bible College...... 67 Western International University ...... 63 Kino Institute of Theology...... 67 PUBLIC RELATIONS Ottawa University...... 59 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Southwestern College ...... 68 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Sweetwater Bible...... 68 RACE TRACK INDUSTRIES University of San Francisco at Kino Institute ...... 68 University of Arizona ...... 32 Wayland Baptist University...... 62 Western Bible College...... 68 RADIO Academy of Radio & TV Broadcasting ...... 93 RESPIRATORY THERAPY Apollo College, Inc...... 80 RADIOLOGY Long Technical College...... 83 The Bryman School...... 82 Pima Medical Institute ...... 84 University of Arizona ...... 32 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 REAL ESTATE SCIENCE, GENERAL Advanced Realty Education ...... 90 Arizona State University ...... 27 American Institute of Real Estate & Finance ...... 90 Diné College...... 56 Arizona College of Real Estate ...... 90 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Arizona Institute of Real Estate ...... 90 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Arizona School of Real Estate ...... 90 University of Arizona...... 32 Arizona State University ...... 27 Best School of Real Estate School ...... 90 SECRETARIAL SERVICES Brodsky School of Real Estate ...... 90 Chaparral College ...... 69 Bud Crawley Real Estate School ...... 90 Diné College...... 56 C. David Mcvay Schools...... 91 Everest College ...... 69 Casler School of Real Estate ...... 91 Fred G. Acosta Job Corps Center ...... 109 Center for Customized Training ...... 91 International Institute of the Americas ...... 70 Excellence in Real Estate School ...... 91 Lamson College...... 70 Hogan School of Real Estate, Inc...... 91 Maricopa Skill Center...... 39, 59 IREALTYSCHOOL.COM ...... 91 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 National Institute of Community Management ...... 92 SIGN LANGUAGE Northern Arizona University...... 30 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Northwestern school of Real Estate...... 92 SOCIAL SCIENCES Prescott Academy of Real Estate ...... 92 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 Prescott Valley School of Real Estate ...... 92 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Professional Institute of Real Estate ...... 92 University of Arizona...... 32 Proforming School of Real Estate ...... 92 School of Real Estate Business...... 92 SOCIAL SERVICES Southwestern School of Real Estate...... 92 Arizona State University ...... 27 Traveling Real Estate School of Arizona ...... 92 Diné College...... 56 Tucson School of Real Estate ...... 92 Northern Arizona University...... 30 University of Arizona ...... 32 Nova Southeastern University ...... 86 Westford College ...... 92 Prescott College ...... 60 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 RECREATION University of Arizona...... 32 Arizona State University ...... 27 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 SOCIAL WORK Prescott College ...... 60 Arizona State University ...... 27 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Diné College...... 56 University of Arizona ...... 32 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Nova Southeastern University, Inc...... 86 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Western Bible Institute...... 68 SOCIOLOGY TOXICOLOGY Arizona State University ...... 27 University of Arizona...... 28 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 TRAVEL Ottawa University...... 59 Mundus Institute ...... 100 Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 TRUCK DRIVING University of Arizona ...... 32 American Institute of Technology ...... 93 SPEECH & HEARING SCIENCES HDS Truck D riving Institute...... 98 University of Arizona ...... 32 United States Truck Driving School ...... 103 STRINGED INSTRUMENT CONSTRUCTION & REPAIR Western Truck School...... 103 Roberto-Venn School of Luthiery...... 101 VIDEO PRODUCTION The Art Institute of Phoenix...... 55 TAXATION Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Arizona State University ...... 27 H&R Block Tax Training Schools ...... 98 WATER AND WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGY Pima Medical Institute ...... 84 THEATRE Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Arizona State University ...... 37 Northern Arizona University...... 30 WELDING Public Community College Matrix ...... 42 Arizona Welding Institute ...... 94 Maricopa Skill Center...... 39, 99 THEOLOGY American Indian College of the Assemblies of God...... 67 WOMEN’S STUDIES Arizona State University ...... 27 Arizona State University ...... 27 Cook College and Theological School ...... 67 Northern Arizona University...... 30 Fuller Theological Seminary...... 67 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Grand Canyon University ...... 57 University of Arizona...... 32 Kino Institute of Theology...... 67 WORD PROCESSING Northern Arizona University...... 30 Greater Phoenix Urban League, Inc...... 98 Southwestern College...... 68 Public Community College Matrix...... 42 Sweetwater Bible College ...... 68 ZOOLOGY University of Arizona ...... 32 Northern Arizona University...... 30 University of San Francisco at Kino Institute...... 68 Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) 2003 - 2004 What is WUE? WUE is the Western Undergraduate Exchange, a program coordinated by the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE). Through WUE, students in western states may enroll in many two-year and four-year college programs at a reduced tuition level: 150 percent of the institution’s regular resident tuition. In all cases, WUE tuition is considerably less than non-resident tuition.

Which States Participate? For academic year 2003 - 2004, the fifteenth year of WUE’s operation, resident students from the following states may participate if they meet eligibility requirements: Alaska Colorado Montana North Dakota Utah Arizona Hawaii Nevada Oregon Washington California* Idaho New Mexico South Dakota Wyoming

NOTE: Residents of Hawaii may enroll as WUE students in four-year programs only. *Although this state is a member of the WICHE Compact, it does not participate in WUE as a receiving state. Some states, however, will accept students from California. Please see each state’s listing to determine if this applies. Visit our web site at: http://www.wiche.edu/sep for any changes throughout the year.

In addition, students from California are eligible for selected programs in Alaska, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Washington, and Wyoming.

Programs Available Virtually all undergraduate fields are available to WUE students at the participating colleges and universities. Some institutions have opened their entire curriculum on a space-available or first-come, first-serve basis; others offer only designated programs.

WUE Bulletin To learn of the wide array of programs available, consult the WUE Bulletin. For more detail, examine individual college and university catalogs. The WUE Bulletin is available from the WICHE WUE Contact Office in your state, high school counselors, and admissions offices in participating institutions. In response to the “Internet age” we have placed the WUE Bulletin on-line as part of our web site. Any portion or the entire document may be printed for fee. We have just a limited supply of hard copies available. Please check our web site at: www.wiche.edu/sep.

Eligibility Many institutions require evidence of academic performance, such as ACT/SAT test scores or high school GPA, or place other limits on WUE enrollment. Consult your high school counselor or the the WUE Bulletin for details.

Application and Admission The student obtains application materials from, and submits the application for admission to, the institution in which he/she desires to enroll. The student must mark prominently on the application for admission that he/she seeks admission as a WUE student.

Further Information Further information about specific programs in WUE may be obtained from the admissions office of the participating institution. Information about student eligibility and the operation of the program in any state may be obtained from the home state WUE Contacting Offices.

General questions may be addressed to Student Exchange Programs, Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, P.O. Box 9752, Boulder, Colorado 80301-9752; or call (303) 541-0214; Fax (303) 541-0291 or visit our web site at: http://www.wiche.edu/sep. Institutions and Programs open to Northern Arizona University IDAHO Eligible WUE Students on a Space - designated programs TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS College of Southern Idaho Available Basis CALIFORNIA - all programs ALASKA FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS North Idaho College Since many certificates and associate degree pro- California Maritime Academy - all programs grams available to WUE students are provided in - all programs FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS University of Alaska four-year institutions, students Boise State University should review both this and the following section COLORADO - over subscribed programs not available; because participation is limited, final selections are based on describing four-year institutions. TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Aims Community College GPA, test scores and other criteria TWO-YEAR INSTITUTION - all programs except Radiologic Technology Idaho State University - over subscribed programs in pharmacy and most Prince William Sound Community College Arapahoe Community College health professions not available; because participation - designated programs - all programs is limited, final selections are based on GPA, test FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Colorado Northwestern Community College scores, and other criteria; students must complete University of Alaska Anchorage - all programs except Dental Hygiene or any of the Criminal Justice Academies Idaho State University application for admission by - designated programs February 20. University of Alaska Fairbanks Community College of Aurora - all programs Lewis-Clark State College - designated programs - over subscribed programs not available; early appli- University of Alaska Southeast Community College of Denver cants given first consideration; high school or college - open programs at three campus locations - all programs Front Range Community College GPA of 2.8 considered University of Idaho - all programs except Nursing ARIZONA - all programs TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Lamar Community College - all programs except Nursing Arizona Western College MONTANA - all programs Morgan Community College - all programs TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Central Arizona College Dawson Community College - all programs Northeastern Junior College - all programs except Nursing - all programs Chandler-Gilbert Community College Flathead Valley Community College - all programs Otero Junior College - all programs except Nursing - all programs Cochise College Helena College of Technology of the University of - all programs Pikes Peak Community College - all programs except Natural Resource Technology Montana Coconino Community College - designated programs; see WUE Bulletin for addi- - all programs and Integrated Circuit Fabrication Technology Pueblo Community College tional conditions Gateway Community College Montana Tech College of Technology - all programs - all programs Trinidad State Junior College - all programs; see WUE Bulletin for additional con - Glendale Community College ditions - all programs - all programs except health-related programs FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Mesa Community College Montana State University - Billings - all programs Colorado State University - all programs - all programs; see WUE Bulletin for additional con - Mohave Community College ditions - all programs Fort Lewis College - limited to 100 students; not all classes may be open Montana State University - Bozeman Paradise Valley Community College - the WUE scholarship will not be tied to - all programs Mesa Sate College - designated programs specific academic areas of study Phoenix College Montana State University Northern - all programs except Dental Hygiene and Nursing Metropolitan State College of Denver - designated programs - all degree programs Pima Community College Missoula College of Technology - all programs on space-available basis. Exceptions University of Northern Colorado - Child Health Associate and B.S. Nursing - all programs are selected Admissions programs such as health- Montana Tech of the University of Montana related professions and aviation. University of Southern Colorado - all programs - all programs Rio Salado Community College The University of Montana - designated programs Western State College of Colorado - designated programs - all programs Scottsdale Community College Western Montana College of the University of - designated programs HAWAII Montana South Mountain Community College - all programs - all programs FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Yavapai College University of Hawaii at Hilo - designated programs - all programs FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS University of Hawaii at Manoa University of Arizona South - designated programs - all 3rd and 4th year programs except B.A., Elementary Education NEVADA Dickinson State University Southern Utah University TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS - all programs except AS in Practical Nursing and the - designated programs Community College of Southern Nevada B.S. in Nursing Completion The University of Utah - all programs; only new students eligible Mayville State University - designated programs Great Basin College - all programs Utah State University - all programs; only new students eligible Minot State University - all programs Truckee Meadows Community College - all programs Weber State University - all programs; only new students eligible North Dakota State University - designated programs Western Nevada Community College - all programs except upper division Architecture, - all programs; only new students eligible Nursing, and Pharmacy. Lower division courses are WASHINGTON FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS open to WUE students (Washington will accept students from all WICHE Nevada State & University of Nevada, Las Vegas University of North Dakota States.) - all programs; only new students eligible - designated programs FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS University of Nevada, Reno Valley City State University Central Washington University - all programs; only new students eligible - all programs - all programs Eastern Washington University NEW MEXICO OREGON - all programs (New Mexico will accept students from all WICHE FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Washington State University states including California.) Oregon Institute of Technology - all programs TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS - designated programs Eastern New Mexico University Oregon State University WYOMING - designated programs at Roswell campus only - designated programs (Wyoming will accept students from all WICHE New Mexico Junior College Portland State University States.) - all programs - designated programs TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Northern New Mexico Community College Southern Oregon University Casper College - all programs - designated programs - all programs Santa Fe Community College University of Oregon Central Wyoming College - Alternative Fuels and Hazardous & Materials - designated programs - all programs Management Western Oregon University Eastern Wyoming College The University of New Mexico Gallup Campus - designated programs - all programs - all programs Laramie County Community College FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS SOUTH DAKOTA - all programs New Mexico Highlands University (South Dakota will accept student from all WICHE Northwest College - all undergraduate programs States.) - all programs New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Associate Degree Programs available at most South Sheridan College - designated programs; 10 most academically quali - Dakota universities, are open to WUE students as are - all programs fied students to be selected; students must apply by baccalaureate programs. Western Wyoming Community College March 1 by indicating candidacy on top of Tech’s FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS - all programs Application for Undergraduate Admission and Black Hills State University FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTION Scholarship - all programs New Mexico State University Dakota State University - all programs - one program (B.S., Surveying); and all programs for - all programs students meeting special GPA and test score require- Northern State University ments - all programs The University of New Mexico South Dakota School of Mines and Technology - All interested students MUST submit a completed - all programs UNM application and official to the UNM Office of University of South Dakota Admissions before April 30, 2004. This requirement - all programs applies to first time freshman and transfer students. UTAH NORTH DAKOTA All institutions will admit WUE students in programs (North Dakota will accept students form all currently under-enrolled. Students may apply for WICHE States.) WUE consideration in any program offered unless TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS otherwise noted. Bismark State College TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS - all programs College of Eastern Utah Lake Region State College - all programs except Nursing - all programs Salt Lake Community College Minot State University - Bottineau - all programs except Dental Hygienist and Nursing - all programs Snow College North Dakota State College of Science - all programs - all programs except AS in Dental Hygiene FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Williston State College Dixie College FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS - designated programs STATE UNIVERSITIES

The Arizona Board of Regents is the governing body of the three public universities. The Governor appoints nine members to the Board subject to Senate confirmation. Each regent serves an eight year term, with the exception of the student regent who serves a one-year term. The Governor and Superintendent of Public Instruction are voting ex-officio members. Board members elect their own officers to annual terms beginning July 1 of each year in accordance with seniority provisions detailed in the bylaws. The appointments are staggered allowing two new regents to be appointed every two years. Board members do not receive a salary for their service. Members of the Board of Regents are responsible for providing policy guidance to the universities. In doing so they oversee the following areas: administration, finance, capital development, student services, human resources, academic affairs, audit, strategic planning, public, and legal affairs. The Arizona Board of Regents 2020 North Central Avenue, Suite 230, Phoenix, Arizona 85004-4593 (602) 229-2500 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Main Campus, P.O. Box 2803, Tempe, AZ 85287-2803 (480) 965-9011 Fax (480) 965-1608 www.asu.edu West Campus, 4701 West Thunderbird Road, P.O. Box 37100, Phoenix, AZ 85069-7100 (602) 543-5500 East Campus, 6001 South Power Road, Mesa, AZ 85206-0903 (480) 727-3278 Extended Campus, 502 East Monroe Street, Phoenix, AZ (480) 965-9696 Admissions 965-7788 Financial Aid - Pell, Direct Stafford Loans, PLUS Loans, Perkins, LEAP, SEOG, FWS, BIA, SA Trust/University Grants. Financial Aid 965-3355 Accreditation -NCA For departmental and program accreditation refer to college catalog. ASU is a Research I University. Enrollment Fall 2003- Main Campus - $7,359. West Campus - $6,630. East Campus - $3,126. Extended Campus/Other - $11,977 Admission Requirements - Please refer to the ASU General Catalog available in all high school and community college counselors’ offices. Specific information about the uni- versity and its programs may be requested through Undergraduate Admissions. Continuing Education - Over 670 off-campus courses are offered. Instructional Television Credit Courses - KAET Channel 8 and cable. Extended Education - (480) 965-9696. PROGRAM BACHELOR MASTER DOCTORAL COLLEGE/ACADEMIC UNITS Accountancy BS Business/ASU West Mgmt. BS only Accountancy & Information Systems MAIS,Business Post Baccalaureate Accountancy (ASU West) Post Baccalaureate Certificate ASU West Administration of Justice BS ASU West Human Services Advanced Business English (not for academic credit) Undergraduate Certificate Extended Education Aeronautical Management Technology BS College of Technology and Applied Science ASU East Aerospace Engineering BSE MS, MSE PhD Engineering and Applied Sciences African American Studies BA Liberal Arts & Sciences & Undergraduate Certificate Agribusiness BS MS Morrison School of Agribusiness & Res. Mgt. @ ASU East American Indian Studies BS Undergraduate Certificate Public Programs American Public Policy Undergraduate Certificate Liberal Arts American Studies BA ASU West Arts & Sciences Anthropology BA MA PhD Liberal Arts Applied Biosciences BS ASU Main Applied Science BAS ASU East, ASU West, Extended Education Applied Computing BS ASU West Applied Psychology BS MS ASU East Architectural Studies BSD Architecture & Environmental Design Architecture M Arch Architecture & Environmental Design Art BA, BFA MA, MFA Fine Arts Asian Language & Civilizations (Chinese/Japanese) MA Liberal Arts Asian Languages (Chinese/Japanese) BA Liberal Arts Asian Pacific American Studies Undergraduate Certificate Public Programs Asian Studies - Non-Degree Certificate Program Atmospheric Science Graduate Certificate College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Biochemistry BS ASU Main Bioengineering BSE MS PhD Engineering and Applied Sciences Biology BS MS PhD Liberal Arts Building Design MS Architecture & Environmental Design Business Administration BS MBA PhD Business/ASU West Mgmt.-MBA only, ASU East-BS only Business English (not for academic credit) Undergraduate Certificate Extended Education Chemical Engineering BSE MS, MSE PhD Engineering and Applied Sciences Chemistry BA, BS MS PhD Liberal Arts Chicana/o Studies BA Interdisciplinary Committee Civic Education Undergraduate Certificate Liberal Arts Civil Engineering BSE MS, MSE PhD Engineering and Applied Sciences Classical Studies Undergraduate Certificate Language, Literature, & Humanities Clinical Laboratory Sciences BS Liberal Arts Communication BA, BS MA PhD Public Prog./Interdisciplinary Comm./ASU West Human Services - BA, BS only ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY (continued) PROGRAM BACHELOR MASTER DOCTORAL COLLEGE/ACADEMIC UNITS Communication and Human Relations Post-Baccalaureate Certificate ASU West Communication Studies BA, BS MA ASU West Communications Disorders MS Liberal Arts Composition MM Fine Arts Computational Biosciences MS Liberal Arts Computational Mathematical Sciences BS Liberal Arts Computer Engineering Technology BS ASU East Computer Information Systems BS Business Computer Science BS MCS, MS PhD Engineering/Liberal Arts Computer Systems Engineering BSE Engineering and AppliedSciences Conservation Biology BS Liberal Arts Construction BS MS Engineering and Applied Sciences Counseling MC Education Counseling Psychology PhD Education Counselor Education MED Education Creative Writing MFA Interdisciplinary Committee Criminal Justice MA ASU West Curriculum and Instruction MA, MED EdD, PhD Education/Interdisciplinary Committee Dance BFA MFA Fine Arts Dealership Management Undergraduate Certificate Business Design MSD Architecture & Environmental Design Design Science BSD Architecture & Environmental Design Early Childhood Education BAE Education/ASU West Education East Asian Studies - Non-Degree Certificate Program Public Programs Economics BA, BS MS PhD Liberal Arts/Business Administration Educational Administration and Supervision MED EdD Education/ASU West Education - Med only Educational Leadership and Policy Studies PhD Education Educational Psychology MA, MED PhD Education Educational Technology MED PhD Education Electrical Engineering BSE MS, MSE PhD Engineering and Applied Sciences Electronics Engineering Technology BS College of Technology and Applied Science ASU East Elementary Education BAE MED Education/ASU West Education - MED (West only) Engineering ME Tri-University Engineering Science MS, MSE PhD Engineering & Applied Sciences Engineering Special Studies BSE Engineering & Applied Sciences English BA MA PhD Liberal Arts/ASU West Arts & Sciences - BA only English as a Second Language (not for academic credit) Undergraduate Certificate Extended Education Enriched College Degree Undergraduate Certificate Liberal Arts Environmental Design & Planning PhD Architecture & Environmental Design Environmental Planning MEP Architecture & Environmental Design Environmental Resources BS MS ASU East Ethics Undergraduate Certificate Liberal Arts Ethnic Studies (West) - Non-Degree Certificate Program College of Arts & Sciences Exercise & Wellness BS MS ASU East Exercise Science PhD Interdisciplinary Committee (PhD) Family and Human Development BS MS Liberal Arts Family Science PhD Liberal Arts Film and Video Studies Undergraduate Certificate ASU West Finance BS Business French BA MA Liberal Arts Geographic Information Science Graduate Certificate Interdisciplinary Committee Geography BA, BS MA PhD Liberal Arts Geological Sciences BS MS PhD Liberal Arts German BA MA Liberal Arts Gerontology (Main & West) - Non-Degree Certificate Program Post-Baccalaureate, Graduate Global Business BS ASU West Mgmt. Graphic Design BSD Architecture & Environmental Design Hazardous Materials & Waste Management (ASU East) Undergraduate Certificate Information & Management Technology Non-Degree Certificate Program Health Physics - Non-Degree Certificate Program Undergraduate Certificate Liberal Arts Health Services Administration MHSA Business Higher and Postsecondary Education MED EdD Education History BA MA PhD Liberal Arts/ASU West Arts & Sciences - BA only History & Theory of Art PhD Fine Arts (with U of A) History and Philosophy of Science Undergraduate Certificate Liberal Arts Housing and Urban Development BSD Architecture & Environmental Design Human Health BA, BS ASU East ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY (continued) PROGRAM BACHELOR MASTER DOCTORAL COLLEGE/ACADEMIC UNITS Humanities BA MA Interdisciplinary Committee Indian Law Graduate Certificate Law Industrial Design BSD Architecture & Environmental Design Industrial Engineering BSE MS, MSE PhD Engineering and Applied Sciences Industrial Technology BS College of Technology and Applied Science ASU East Information Management MS Business Integrated Studies BA, BS Liberal Arts Integrative Studies BA ASU West Arts & Sciences Interdisciplinary Arts & Performance BA ASU West Arts & Sciences Interdisciplinary Studies BIS MA ASU Main East, West, Extended Interior Design BSD Architecture & Environmental Design International Business Studies - Non-Degree Cert. Prgm. Undergraduate Certificate Business International Studies Undergraduate Certificate Liberal Arts Islamic Studies Undergraduate Certificate Liberal Arts Italian BA Liberal Arts Jewish Studies - Non-Degree Certificate Program Undergraduate Certificate Liberal Arts Journalism and Mass Communication BA Public Program/Interdisciplinary Committee Justice Studies BS MS PhD Public Program/Interdisciplinary Committee Kinesiology BS MS Liberal Arts Landscape Architecture BSLA Architecture & Environmental Design Latin American Studies - Non-Degree Certificate Pgm. Undergraduate Certificate Liberal Arts Law JD Law Law, Science, & Technology Graduate Certificate Law Life Sciences BS ASU West Arts & Sciences Management BS Business Manufacturing Engineering Technology BS College of Technology and Applied Science ASU East Marketing BS Business Mass Communication MMC Public Program Materials Engineering MS, MSE Engineering and Applied Sciences Materials Science MS Engineering and Applied Sciences Materials Sciences/Engineering BS Engineering and Applied Sciences Mathematics BA, BS MA PhD Liberal Arts Mechanical Engineering BSE MS, MSE PhD Engineering and Applied Sciences Mechanical Engineering Technology BS ASU East Medieval & Renaissance Studies - Non-Degree Cert. Pgm. Undergraduate Certificate Graduate Medieval Studies - Non-Degree Certificate Program Graduate Microbiology BS MS PhD Liberal Arts Molecular and Cellular Biology MS PhD Interdisciplinary Committee Molecular Biosciences/Biotechnology BS Liberal Arts Multimedia Writing & Technical Communication BS ASU East Multimedia Writing & Technical Communication Undergraduate Certificate ASU East Multimedia Writing & Technical Communication Post-Baccalaureate Certificate ASU East Museum Studies - Non-Degree Certificate Program Graduate Music BA MA, OMA Fine Arts Music Education BM MM Fine Arts Music Therapy BM Fine Arts Natural Sciences MNS Liberal Arts Non-profit Leadership and Management Graduate Certificate Public Programs Non-profit Management Certificate (non-credit) Public Programs Nursing BSN MS Nursing/ASU West Human Services BSN only Nutrition BS MS ASU East Performance BM MM Fine Arts Philosophy BA MA PhD Liberal Arts Physical Education MPE Liberal Arts Physics BS MS PhD Liberal Arts Plant Biology BS MS PhD Liberal Arts Political Science BA, BS MA PhD Liberal Arts/ASU West Arts & Sciences-BA, BS only Post-Bachelor’s Artist Diploma Post-Baccalaureate Certificate Fine Arts Post-Master’s Nurse Practitioner Certificate of Completion Professional Accountancy Post-Baccalaureate Certificate ASU West Psychology BA, BS PhD Liberal Arts/ASU West Arts & Sciences, BA, BS only Public Administration MPA PhD Public Prog./Interdisciplinary Committee Public Administration and Public Management Undergraduate Certificate Public Programs Public Health MPH Quality Analysis - Non-Degree Certificate Program Undergraduate Certificate Business Real Estate BS Business Recreation BS MS Public Prog./ASU West Human Services - BA only ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY (continued) PROGRAM BACHELOR MASTER DOCTORAL COLLEGE/ACADEMIC UNITS Recreation & Tourism Management BS ASU West Religious Studies BA MA PhD Liberal Arts Renaissance Studies - Non-Degree Certificate Program Graduate Russian BA Liberal Arts Russian & East European Studies - Non-Degree Cert. Pgm Undergraduate Certificate Scandinavian Studies Undergraduate Certificate Liberal Arts Scholarly Publishing - Non-Degree Certificate Program Liberal Arts Science & Engineering of Materials PhD Engineering and Applied Sciences Secondary Education BAE MED Education/ASU West Education - MED (West only) Small Business and Entreprenurship - Non-Degree Undergraduate Certificate Business Certificate Program Social & Behavorial Sciences BA, BS ASU West Arts & Sciences Social & Philosophical Foundations of Education MA Education Social Work BSW MSW PhD School of Social Work/ASU West Human Svcs. - BSW only Sociology BA MA PhD Liberal Arts/ASU West Arts & Sciences - BA only Southeast Asian Studies - Non-Degree Certificate Program Undergraduate Certificate Spanish BA MA PhD Liberal Arts/ASU West Arts & Science - BA only Special Education BAE MA MED Education/ASU West Education - BAE only Speech and Hearing Science BS PhD Liberal Arts/Interdisciplinary Committee Statistics MS Interdisciplinary Committee Statistics Study Graduate Certificate Interdisciplinary Committee Supply Chain Management BS Business Taxation M Tax Business Teaching English as a Second Language M. TESL Liberal Arts Technology, General M.S. Tech College of Technology and Applied Science ASU East Theater BA MA, MFA PhD Fine Arts Theory of Composition BM Fine Arts Translation - Non-Degree Certificate Program Graduate Transportation Systems - Non-Degree Certificate Program Graduate Urban Planning BSP Architecture & Environmental Design Women’s Studies BA, BS Liberal Arts/ASU West Collaborative Programs Women’s Studies (Main & West) - Non-Degree Cert. Pgm. Undergraduate Certificate Writing (ASU Main & West) - Non-Degree Cert. Pgm. Undergraduate Certificate NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY Milton Road & Butler Avenue, P.O. 4108, Flagstaff, AZ 86011 (928) 523-9011 or Toll Free (888) 667-3628, Fax (928) 523-1551 www.nau.edu Undergraduate Admissions: (928) 523-5511 or (888)-667-3628 [email protected] Financial Aid: (928) 523-4951 or (888)-667-3628 ext. 4951 [email protected] Graduate Admissions: (928) 523-4348 [email protected] Statewide Academic Programs: (928) 523-4212 or (800) 426-8315 [email protected] Financial Aid - BIA, Direct Loans, FWS, LEAP, Others, Pell, Perkins, SEOG Accreditation -NCA Admission Requirements - Please refer to the NAU General Catalog available in all high school and community college counselors’ offices. Specific information about the uni- versity and its programs may be requested through Undergraduate Admissions. Tuition & Fees 2003/2004 - Undergraduate Residents: $3,593 Graduate Residents: $3,793 Undergraduate Non-Residents: $12,113 Graduate Non-Residents: $12,313 (for 12 or more credit hours) (for 9 or more credit hours)

MAJOR (CODE) BACHELOR MASTER DOCTORAL ACADEMIC UNITS Accountancy BSAccy Business Administration Advertising BS School of Communication American Political Studies BS Social and Behavioral Sciences Anthropology BA, MA Social and Behavioral Sciences Applied Geography BS Ecosystem Science and Management Applied Indigenous Studies BA, BS Ecosystem Science and Management Applied Science BAS University Interdisciplinary Applied Sociology BA, BS, MA Social and Behavioral Sciences Art Education BSEd School of Fine Art Art History BA Arts and Sciences Arts Management BS School of Performing Arts Asian Studies - Minor Social & Behavioral Sciences Astronomy BS Arts & Sciences Athletic Training BS Health Professions Bilingual/Multicultural Education M.Ed. Education Biology, General BS, BSEd MAT, MS PhD Arts & Sciences Botany BS Arts & Sciences NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY (continued) MAJOR (CODE) BACHELOR MASTER DOCTORAL ACADEMIC UNITS Business Administration MBA Business Administration Business Economics BSBA Business Administration Chemistry BS, BSEd MS Arts & Sciences Civil Engineering BSE Engineering and Technology Clinical Speech Pathology MS Health Professions Computer Information Systems BSBA Business Administration Computer Science & Engineering BSCSE Engineering and Technology Construction Management BS Engineering and Technology Counseling M.Ed, MA Education Criminal Justice BS MA Social and Behavioral Sciences Curriculum and Instruction EdD Education Dental Hygiene B.S.D.H. Health Professions Early Childhood Education M.Ed. Education Earth Science BSEd MAT, MS Arts & Sciences Educational Leadership M.Ed. EdD Education Educational Psychology EdD Education Educational Technology M.Ed. Education Electrical Engineering BSE Engineering and Technology Electronic Media BA, BS School of Communication Elementary and Special Education BSEd Education Elementary Education BSEd M.Ed. Education Engineering Physics BS Arts & Sciences English BA, BSEd MA Arts & Sciences Environmental Chemistry BS Arts & Sciences Environmental Engineering BSE Engineering and Technology Environmental Science BS Arts & Sciences Exercise Science BS Health Professions Finance BSBA Business Administration Forestry BSF MSF Ecosystem Science and Management French BA, BSEd Arts & Sciences Geochemistry BS Arts & Sciences Geography BS, BSEd Ecosystem Science and Management Geography, Rural MA Ecosystem Science and Management Geology BS MS Arts & Sciences German BA, BSEd Arts & Sciences Gerontology - Non-Degree Program Social & Behavioral Sciences Health Promotion BS, BSEd Health Professions History BA, BS, BSEd MA PhD Arts and Sciences History and Social Studies BSEd Arts and Sciences Hotel and Restaurant Management BS Hotel and Restaurant Management Humanities BA Arts & Sciences Interior Design BS School of Fine Art International Affairs BA Social and Behavioral Sciences International Hospitality Management BS Hotel and Restaurant Management Journalism BSEd, BSJ School of Communication Latin American Studies - Minor Liberal Studies BAILS MLS University Interdisciplinary Linguistics - Minor Social & Behavioral Sciences Linguistics, Applied PhD Arts & Sciences Management BSBA MS Business Administration Marketing BSBA Business Administration Mathematics BS, BSEd MAT, MS Arts & Sciences Mechanical Engineering BSE Engineering and Technology Merchandising BS School of Communication Microbiology BS Arts & Sciences Music BA, BMEd MM School of Performing Arts Music History and Literature B Mus School of Performing Arts Music Performance BMus School of Performing Arts Native American Studies - Minor Ecosystem Science and Management Navajo - Non-Degree Program Nursing BSN MSN Health Professions Parks and Recreation Management BS Ecosystem Science and Management Philosophy BA Arts & Sciences Photography BS School of Communication Physical Education MA Health Professions Physical Science BS MAT Arts & Sciences Physical Therapy MPT DPT Health Professions NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY (continued) MAJOR (CODE) BACHELOR MASTER DOCTORAL ACADEMIC UNITS Physics BS Arts & Sciences Political Science BA, BS MA PhD Social and Behavioral Sciences Psychology BA, BS MA Social and Behavioral Sciences Public Administration MPA Social and Behavioral Sciences Public Planing BS Ecosystem Science and Management Public Relations BS School of Communication Quaternary Sciences MS Interdepartmental Committee Education Reading and Learning Disabilities M.Ed. Education Religious Studies BA Arts & Sciences School Psychology MA Education Secondary Education BSEd M.Ed. Education Social Work BSW Social and Behavioral Sciences Sociology BA, BS Social and Behavioral Sciences Southwest Studies - Minor Social and Behavioral Sciences Spanish BA, BSEd Arts & Sciences Special Education M.Ed. Education Speech Communication BA, BS School of Communication Statistics MS Arts and Sciences Studio Art BFA School of Fine Arts Teaching English as a Second Language MA Arts & Sciences Technology Education BSEd Education Theater BS, BS, BSEd School of Performing Arts Visual Communication BFA School of Communication Vocational Education BSEd MVE Education Women’s Studies BA, BS University Interdisciplinary Zoology, General BS Arts & Sciences UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Administration Building, Room 313, P.O. Box 210066, Tucson, AZ 85721-0066 (520) 621-2211 or (520) 621-3237 Fax (520) 621-3665 www.arizona.edu Admissions (520) 621-3237 Financial Aid - BIA, FFEL, FWS, LEAP, Others, Pell, Perkins, SEOG Financial Aid (520) 626-8632 Accreditation - NCA For departmental and program accreditation refer to college catalog. Admission Requirements - All admission requirements can be found on line at: www.arizona.edu. Click on “Future Students”on the blue bar above the photo and then choose the option that best suits your needs. Continuing Education - The University of Arizona offers a wide variety of credit and non-credit courses. Daytime, evening and weekend classes, correspondence courses, and conferences are available to meet the changing needs of people in Pima and Cochise counties as well as throughout Arizona. Extended Education: (520) 621-1858. Tuition & Fees 2002/03 - Resident Tuition & Fees 2003/2004 (per semester) Non-Resident Tuition & Fees 2003/2004 (per semester) 1 Unit - $197.00 1 Unit - $526.00 2 Units - $380.00 2 Units - $1038.00 3 Units - $563.00 3 Units - $1550.00 4 Units - $771.00 4 Units - $2087.00 5 Units - $954.00 5 Units - $2599.00 6 Units - $1137.00 6 Units - $3111.00 7 Units - $3632.00 8 Units - $4144.00 9 Units - $4656.00 10 Units - $5168.00 11 Units - $5680.00

All resident students enrolled for 7 or more hours, in all colleges and divisions, and at all levels (per semester) - $1,802.00 All non-resident students enrolled for 12 or more hours, in all colleges and divisions, and at all levels (per semester) - $6,187 Note: These rates to not apply to students in the College of Law or the College of Pharmacy, nor to graduate students in Business and the Health Sciences. A comprehensive list of all rates can be found on the UofA Bursar’s web site through http://www.bursar.arizona.edu/. 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Sciences (FASC) MS PhD College of Agriculture & Life Sciences Family Studies & Human Development (FSHD) BS College of Agriculture & Life Sciences Finance (FIN) BS Eller College of Business & Public Administration Fine and Performing Arts (AIFA) BA Arizona International College French (FREN) BA MA PhD College of Humanities General Biology (GBIO) BS MEd, MS PhD College of Science General Business Administration (GBUS) BS Eller College of Business & Public Administration Genetics (GENE) MS PhD Graduate College Geography (GEOG) BA MA PhD College of Social & Behavioral Sciences Geological Engineering (GEE) BS College of Engineering & Mines Geosciences (GEOS) BS MS PhD College of Science German Studies (GER) BA MA College of Humanities Gerontology (GERO) MS Graduate College Health & Human Services Administration (HHS) BS Eller College of Business & Public Administration Health Education (HLTH) BS Arizona College of Public Health Higher Education (HED) MA PhD College of Education History 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Rogers College of Law Industrial Engineering (INE) BS MS College of Engineering &Mines Information Resources and Library Science (IRLS) MA PhD College of Social & Behavioral Sciences Insect Science (INSC) PhD Graduate College Interdisciplinary Studies (IDST) BA University College International Trade Law LLM James E. Rogers College of Law Italian (ITAL) BA College of Humanities Judaic Studies (JUS) BA College of Social & Behavioral Sciences Landscape Architecture (LAR) MLA College of Architecture, Planning & Landscape Architecture Language Arts (LANG) BA College of Education Language, Reading, & Culture (LRC) MA EdD, EDS, PhD College of Education Latin American Studies (LAS) BA MA College of Social & Behavioral Sciences Law (LAW) JD James E. 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DEGREE DEGREE ABBREVIATION DEGREE ABBREVIATION DEGREE AMD Doctor of Musical Arts JD Juris Doctor BA Bachelor of Arts LLM Master of Laws BAE Bachelor of Arts in Education MA Master of Arts BAR Bachelor of Architecture MAC Master of Accounting BES Bachelor of Environmental Sciences MAE Master of Agricultural Education BFA Bachelor of Fine Arts MAR Master of Architecture BHS Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences MBA Master of Business Administration BMUS Bachelor of Music MED Master of Education BS Bachelor of Science MFA Master of Fine Arts BSA Bachelor of Science in Agriculture MLA Master of Landscape Architecture BSB Bachelor of Science in Business Administration MM Master of Music BSE Bachelor of Science in Education MPA Master of Public Administration BSF Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Resources MPH Master of Public Health BSN Bachelor of Science in Nursing MS Master of Science BSP Bachelor of Science in Public Administration MT Master of Teaching BSR Bachelor of Science in Renewable Natural Resources PD Doctor of Pharmacy EDD Doctor of Education PhD Doctor of Philosophy EDS Education Specialist PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGES

The community college system makes up the largest segment of public higher education in Arizona. It was established in 1960 under the Arizona Revised Statutes, Title 15, Chapter, 6, now Title 15, Chapter 12. It consists of 10 districts each governed by a locally-elected board and located in 11 counties. The Maricopa Community College District is the largest of the community college districts with 12 of the 19 community colleges that operate on 34 campuses throughout the State. Because of geographical availability, tuition rates are generally lower than those of the universities and private postsecondary schools, and with the wide variety of degrees, certificates and programs of study offered, practically every resident of Arizona has easy and affordable access to educational services. The educational services provided by Arizona community colleges include: • the first two years of university-level education—designed for transfer to any Arizona university; • occupational training programs in technical, vocational and paraprofessional careers; • general education opportunities; • continuing education and job skill enhancement; • academic counseling and job placement services; and • cultural and community services programs for community enrichment. Enrollment Requirements As a prospective Arizona community college student, you must meet one of the follow criteria: • be a graduate of an accredited high school; • have successfully completed the General Education Development Certificate of High School Equivalency (GED); • be an individual of 18 years of age who has not completed high school; • be a transfer student in good standing from another college or community college; or • be a high school student who wishes to take college courses. Curriculum Matrix This section includes a curriculum matrix which details the types of educational programs available, the colleges at which they are offered, and the types of degrees or certificates awarded. Tuition and Fees Tuition and fees for each college are listed under the individual college heading. Financial Aid Financial aid programs are available to qualifying students at each community college. Please see the individual college listing for program types and contact the financial aid office at the community college you wish to attend. ARIZONA WESTERN COLLEGE P.O. Box 929, Yuma, AZ 85366 (520) 317-6000 Fax (520) 344-7543 www.azwestern.edu Community Education Center - 2098 S. 3rd Avenue., Yuma, AZ 85364 (520) 783-7485 La Paz Center - 1120 16th Street, Parker, AZ 85344 (520) 669-2214 San Luis Center - San Luis Middle School, San Luis, AZ 85349 (520) 627-2005 Somerton Center - 1011 North Somerton Avenue, Somerton, AZ 85350 (520) 627-2083 Admissions 317-6000 Financial Aid - Pell, Perkins, LEAP, SEOG, FWS, BIA, and others Financial Aid 344-7634 Accreditation -NCA, NLN Tuition & Fees On Campus, City of Yuma, YPG and MCAS Out of State 15 + hours...... $465 15 + hours...... $2649 1-14 hours...... $31/hour 14 hours ...... $2618 Greater Yuma County and La Paz County 13 hours ...... $2587 15 + hours...... $390 7-12 hours...... $213/hour 1-14 hours...... $26/hour 1-6 hours...... $36/hour CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE Signal Peak Campus - 8470 North Overfield Road, Coolidge, AZ 85228 (520) 426-4444 or (520) 426-4260 Fax (520) 426-4271 www.cac.cc.az.us Aravapai Campus - Star Route, Box 97, Winkelman, AZ 85292 (520) 357-7864 Superstition Mountain Campus - 273 East Old West Highway, Apache Junction, AZ 85219 (480) 982-7261 Admissions (520) 426-4260 Financial Aid - Pell, FFEL, LEAP, SEOG, BIA, Others Financial Aid (520) 426-4425 Accreditation - NCA, NLN Tuition & Fees In-state Out-of-state residents 1-13 hours...... $34/credit hour 1-6 hours...... $68/credit hour 14-20 hours ...... $476 per semester 7-13 hours ...... $202/credit hour Processing Fee = $7/semester 14-20 hours...... $2,828 per semester Processing Fee = $7/semester Western Undergraduate Exchange: $51/credit hour 14-20 credit hours = $714/semester. Processing Fee = $7/semester CHANDLER-GILBERT COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2626 East Pecos Road., Chandler, AZ 85225-2499 (480) 732-7000 Fax (480) 732-7099 www.cgc.maricopa.edu Other Campus Locations: Williams Campus: 7360 East Tahoe Avenue, Mesa, AZ, 85212 (480) 988-8000 Accreditation - NCA Sun Lakes Education Center: 25105 South Alma School Road, Sun Lakes, AZ 85248-7158 (480) 857-5500 Financial Aid - LEAP, Pell, Stafford, BIA Chandler-Gilbert Community College is an open enrollment institution of higher education and there are no admission requirements.

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Degrees Offered: AA, AGS, AAS, ATP (Associate Transfer Partnership), Certificates of Completion (CCL)

Classes/Programs Offered: Transfer Partnership Degrees (ATP) to Arizona State University: General Education Coursework Accountancy Liberal Arts Business (ECN, FIN, MGT, PLM, REA) Business Computer Information Systems Science/Math Elementary Education Global Business Associate of Applied Science Degrees (AAS) Psychology (BA) General Business Psychology (BS) Early Childhood Social work Aviation Electronics Maintenance Tech Aircraft Construction Technology Certificates of Completion (CCL) Airway Science Technology, Flight Emphasis Developmental Disabilities Specialist Microsoft Networking Technology Early Childhood Education, Teacher Aide (w/Emphasis on Special Networking Technology: Cisco Developmental Needs) Early childhood Education, Teacher Assistant (w/Emphasis on Special Developmental Needs) Composite Technology Sheet Metal Structures Avionics Airframe Maintenance Powerplant Maintenance Aircraft Maintenance Tech Flight Technology Microsoft NT Product Specialist Microsoft Networking Technology Media Arts: Digital Imaging Media Arts: Computer Art/Illustration Networking Technology: Cisco Networking Administration: Cisco Tuition for 2003-2004 is $46.00 for in-state resident, and $211.00 for out-of-state resident. Fees vary by program/course.

COCHISE COLLEGE 4190 West State Highway 80, Douglas, AZ 85607 (520) 364-7943 Fax (520) 417-4006 www.cochise.cc.az.us Sierra Vista Campus - 901 North Colombo, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 (520) 515-0500 Wilcox Center - 1110 Freemont Street, Wilcox, AZ 85643 (520) 384-4502 Fort Huachuca Center - Buffalo Soldier Education and Training Center, Building 52104, Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613 (520) 533-2255 Benson Center - 1025 State Route 90, Benson, AZ 85602 Admissions 364-7943 Ext. 246 Financial Aid - Pell, FFEL, Perkins, LEAP, SEOG, FWS, BIA, Others Financial Aid 417-4045 Ext. 243 Accreditation -NCA Tuition & Fees In-State Residents ...... $31/hour Out-of-State Residents On-Line Tuition...... $62/hour 7 + hours...... $177/hour (retroactive to 1 unit) 1-6 hours...... $45/hour COCONINO COMMUNITY COLLEGE Flagstaff - Main Campus: 2800 South Lone Tree Road, Flagstaff, AZ 86001-2701 (928) 527-1222 Fax (928) 226-4110 www.coconino.edu Admissions (928) 527-1222 x4250 Accreditation -NCA Financial Aid (928) 527-1222 x4219 Advisement (928) 527-1222 x4219 TTY/TTD (928) 226-4128 Page Campus: 475 South Lake Powell Blvd./P.O. Box 728, Page, AZ 86040-0728, (928) 645-3987 Fax (520) 645-3501 Site Locations: Camp Navajo, Grand Canyon and Williams Financial Aid - Pell, LEAP, SEOG, FWS, BIA, and others Tuition & Fees: Fees In-State ...... $37/hour Tuition Out-of-state residents 7-18 hours ...... $190/hour 1-6 hours...... $90/hour EASTERN ARIZONA COLLEGE Thatcher Campus - 615 North Stadium Avenue, Thatcher, AZ 85552 (928) 428-8472 or (928) 428-8270 Fax (928) 428-8462 www.eac.edu Other Campus Locations: Gila Pueblo Campus - Six Shooter Canyon Road, Globe, AZ 85502 (928) 425-3151, Various sites in Safford, Thatcher, Pima, Morenci, Clifton, and Duncan Arizona. Accreditation -NCA Admissions (928) 428-8270 Financial Aid - BIA, FSEOG, FWS, Institutional Scholarships, LEAP, PELL, Work Programs Financial Aid (928) 428-8287 Tuition & Fees: In-State Out-of-State 12 or more credit hours...... $434 12 or more credit hours...... $2,694 11credit hours ...... $374 11credit hours...... $2,269 10 credit hours ...... $314 10 credit hours...... $1,844 9 credit hours ...... $254 9 credit hours...... $1,419 8 credit hours ...... $194 8 credit hours...... $994 7 credit hours ...... $134 7 credit hours...... $569 2-6 credit hours ...... $74 2-6 credit hours ...... $144 1 credit hour...... $37 1 credit hour ...... $72 ESTRELLA MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE 3000 North Dysart Road, Avondale, AZ 85323-1000 (623) 935-8000 Fax (623) 935-8870 www.emc.maricopa.edu Admissions 935-8888 Financial Aid - Pell, Stafford, SEOG, LEAP, FWS Financial Aid 935-8940 Accreditation -NCA Tuition & Fees Resident of County ...... $41/hour Out-of-State Resident ...... 1-6 credit hours - $66/hour 7+ credit hours - $178/hour (starting with 1 credit hour)

GATEWAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 108 North 40th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034 (602) 392-5000 Fax (602) 392-5194 www.gwc.maricopa.edu Admissions 392-5189 Financial Aid - Pell, Perkins, LEAP, SEOG, FWS, BIA, Scholarships, Loans Financial Aid 392-5132 Accreditation - NCA (Parent College to Maricopa Skill Center) Tuition & Fees Resident of County...... $46/hour Out-of-State Resident...... $71/hour 7+ credit hours - $183/hour (starting with 1 credit hour) GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 6000 West Olive Road, Glendale, AZ 85302 (623) 845-3000 Fax (623) 845-3303 www.gc.maricopa.edu Admissions 845-3300 Financial Aid - FWS, LEAP, Others, PELL, Perkins, SEOG Financial Aid 845-3370 Accreditation - NCA, NLN Tuition & Fees Maricopa County Resident...... $51 per credit hour Out-of-County Resident ...... $76 per credit hour (less than 7 credit hours) Out-of-County Resident ...... $207 per credit hour (more than 7 credit hours) Out-of-State Resident ...... $76 per credit hour (less than 7 credit hours) Out-of-State Resident ...... $216 per credit hour (more than 7 credit hours) (including international and foreign students) Distance Learning: $135 per credit h our (courses offered outside of Arizona including distance learning to non-resident out-of-state students.) Western Undergraduate Exchange Program (WUE): $76.50 per semester credit hour. (Out-of-state students participating in the WUE program) Registration Processing Fee: $5 Course Fees: Some courses may have additional costs. The College reserves the right to add and adjust course fees as deemed appropriate. Programs Offered: Degree or Certificate Programs, Potential Degree Programs at Arizona Universities, Associate in Applied Science Degrees, Occupational Certificates, and Associate Transfer Partnership (ATP) degrees with ASU Main & ASU West. For more information, please call or visit our web site.

MARICOPA SKILL CENTER (A Division of GateWay Community College) 1245 East Buckeye Road, Phoenix, AZ 85034 (602) 238-4300 or (602) 238-4350 Fax (602) 238-4307 www.gwc.maricopa.edu/msc/ Financial Aid - BIA, DVR, FFEL, LEAP, Pell, Scholarships, VA Accreditation - NCA Entrance Requirements - Age 16 and over, no GED or High School Diploma required. Length is based on 35 hour weeks. Cost - $3.50 per hour spent in class. Five (5) and seven (7) hour schedules standard; part-time available. Add $225.00- books/materials/lab fee. $5 registration fee. Hours vary based on prior knowledge, rate of learning, and complexity of certificate selected. Financial Aid - (602) 238-4350 CUSTOM CLASSES FOR BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT, FOR GROUPS OR INDIVIDUALS. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENT LENGTH COST Auto Body 16 years of age Up to 29 weeks $3.50 per hour spent in class Banking/Retail 16 years of age 25 weeks $3.50 per hour spent in class Computer and Office Programs 16 years of age 23 weeks $3.50 per hour spent in class Computer Repair/A+ 16 years of age 28 weeks $3.50 per hour spent in class Computer Technology Programs 16 years of age 28 weeks $3.50 per hour spent in class Facilities Maintenance 16 years of age 30 weeks $3.50 per hour spent in class Food Preparation 16 years of age 27 weeks $3.50 per hour spent in class Machine Trades 16 years of age 25 weeks $3.50 per hour spent in class Meat Cutting 17.5 years of age 22 weeks $3.50 per hour spent in class Medical Assistant 17.5 years of age 23 weeks $3.50 per hour spent in class Nursing Assistant 17.5 years of age 12 weeks $3.50 per hour spent in class Practical Nursing 17.5 years of age* 47 weeks $3.50 per hour spent in class Printing Trades 16 years of age 28 weeks $3.50 per hour spent in class Welding 16 years of age 24 weeks $3.50 per hour spent in class * Have High School Diploma or GED, attend nursing information session, and meet testing requirements. MESA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1833 West Southern Avenue, Mesa, AZ 85202 (480) 461-7600 Fax (480) 461-7321 www.mc.maricopa.edu Admissions 461-7600 Financial Aid - Pell, FFEL, Perkins, FWS, LEAP, SEOG, and others Financial Aid 461-7440 Accreditation -NCA, NLN Tuition & Fees Resident of County ...... $41/hour (6 or more hours) Out-of-State Resident ...... $178/hour (6 or less hours) MOHAVE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Kingman Campus - 1971 Jagerson Avenue, Kingman, AZ 86401 (928) 757-0864 Fax (928) 757-0808 www.Mohave.edu Lake Havasu Campus - 1977 West Acoma Blvd., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403 (928) 855-7812 Mohave Valley Campus - 3400 Highway 95, Bullhead City, AZ 86442 (948) 758-9460 North Mohave Campus - 480 South Central/P.O. Box 980, Colorado City, AZ 86021 (928) 875-2799 Financial Aid - FWS, LEAP, PELL, Perkins, Scholarship, SEOG Accreditation - NCA Degrees Offered: AA, AAS, AGS, AS, ABus, ATP, CERT NORTHLAND PIONEER COLLEGE 102 First Avenue at Hopi Blvd., P.O. Box 610, Holbrook, AZ 86025 (928) 524-7600 or (928) 524-7612 FAX (928) 524-7311 www.NPC.edu District Office: 103 North 1st Avenue, Holbrook, AZ 86025 (928) 524-7600 Little Colorado Campus: 1400 East 3rd Street, Winslow, AZ 86047 (928) 289-6511 Painted Desert Campus: 993 East Hermosa Drive & 2251 East Navajo Blvd., Holbrook, AZ 86025 (928) 524-7311 Silver Creek Campus: 1610 South Main, Snowflake, AZ 85937 (928) 536-6211 White Mountain Campus: 1001 West Deuce of Clubs, Show Low, AZ 85901 (928) 532-6111 Heber Center: 300 North Mustang Drive, Heber, AZ 85928 (928) 535-5937 Hopi Center: Highway 264 at Junction for Hopi Jr./Sr. High School, Between Polacca and Keams Canyon (928) 738-5585 Kayenta Center: Monument Valley School District Challenge Center, Kayenta, AZ 86033 (928) 697-8333 Springerville/Eagar Center: 578 North Main Street, Eagar, AZ 85925 (928) 333-2498 St. Johns Center: 65 South Third West, St. Johns, AZ 85936 (928) 337-4768 Whiteriver Center: 720 South Chief, Whiteriver, AZ 85941 (928) 338-5185 Financial Aid (928) 524-7470 Financial Aid - FWS, LEAP, Pell, FSEOG, TANIF, Institutional & Private Scholarships, Tribal Scholarships (800) 266-7845 ext. 7470 Accreditation -NCA Tuition Costs: Northland uses a tiered tuition scale based on per credit hour. Credits over the maximum pay no additional tuition. Arizona Residents: $30 per credit hour, with a 12-credit-hour payment maximum. Credits 3-7.5 are charged a flat $90. Out of State Residents: $55 per credit hour for 1-2 credits, with credits 3-6 paying just $165. Credits 7-15 are charged $180 per credit hour, with no tuition charge for over 15 credits. New Mexico Residents: Pay resident tuition with an approved fee waiver available from the Admissions Office. Degrees Offered: Associate of Arts (AA), Associate of Applied Science (AAS), Associate of Business (ABus), Associate of Science (AS), Associate of General Studies (AGS), Certificate of Applied Science (CAS), Certificate of Proficiency (CP). PARADISE VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 18401 North 32nd Street, Phoenix, AZ 85032 (602) 787-7025 Fax (602) 787-7025 www.pvc.maricopa.edu Admissions 787-7020 Financial Aid - Pell, FDL, LEAP, SEOG, BIA, and others Financial Aid 787-7100 Accreditation -NCA Tuition & Fees Resident of County ...... $46/hour Out-of-State Resident ...... $71/hour up to 6 credit hours Out-of-State Resident ...... $211 for 7 or more credit hours Programs offered: Degree or Certificate Programs, Potential Degree Programs at Arizona Colleges/Universities, Associate in Applied Science Degrees, Occupational Certificates, and Associate in Arts Transfer Partnership Degrees. For more information, please call or visit our web site. PHOENIX COLLEGE 1202 West Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ 85013 (602) 285-7500 or (602) 285-7502 Fax (602) 285-7813 www.pc.maricopa.edu Admissions 285-7502 Financial Aid - Pell, FFEL, Perkins, LEAP, SEOG, FWS, BIA, and others Financial Aid 285-7409 Accreditation -NCA, CAHEA, ABET, NLN, ADA Tuition & Fees Resident of County ...... $46/hour Out-of-State Resident ...... 1-6 credit hours - $71/hour Out-of-State Resident ...... 7 + credit hours - $183/hour starting with 1 credit hour PIMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE District - 4905 East Broadway, Tucson, AZ 85709-1010 (520) 206-6666 Fax (520) 206-5143 www.pima.edu West Campus - 2202 West Anklam Road, Tucson, AZ 85709-0001 (520) 206-6600 Downtown Campus - 1255 North Stone Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85709-3000 (520) 206-6135 Community Campus - 401 North Bonita, Tucson, AZ 85709-5000 (520) 206-3933 East Campus - 8181 East Irvington, Tucson, AZ 85709-4000 (520) 206-7000 Northwest Campus - 8310 North Thornydale, Suite 140, Tucson, AZ 85709-5200 (520) 206-2000 *Desert Vista Campus - 5901 South Calle Santa Cruz, Tucson, AZ 85709-6000 (520) 206-5000 Admissions (520) 206-5020 Financial Aid - Pell, FFEL, Perkins, LEAP, SEOG, FWS, and others Financial Aid (520) 206-5035 Accreditation -NCA, NLN, CAHEA, ADA Tuition & Fees Resident of County ...... $35/hour (no additional charge for 13 to 18 hours) Out-of-State Resident, 1-6 hours...... $60/hour, 6 hours or above $107/hour Center for Training and Development (CTD) (520) 206-5100 On-Campus Enrollment into CTD Programs (full-time enrollment is 30 hours per week) RIO SALADO COMMUNITY COLLEGE Administration - 2323 West 14th Street, Tempe, AZ 85281 (480) 517-8000 Fax (480) 517-8199 www.rio.maricopa.edu Rio East Valley - 1455 South Stapley #5, Mesa, AZ 85204 (480) 517-8050 Rio North Valley - 4550 East Cactus Road, Suite 116, Phoenix, AZ 85032 (602) 996-9917 Rio Phoenix - 619 North 7th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85007 Rio West Valley - 7383 North Litchfield Road, Luke AFB, AZ 85309 (623) 935-7056 Rio Sun Cities - 12535 Smokey Drive, Surprise, AZ 85374 School of Dental Hygiene - 1150 East Washington, Phoenix, AZ 85007 Admissions: (480) 517-8150 Financial Aid - Pell, LEAP Financial Aid: (480) 517-8310 Accreditation -NCA Advisement: (480) 517-8540 Tuition & Fees If resident of Maricopa or any other county in Arizona with a community college district: $46 per credit hour If resident of Gila, Greenlee, La Paz or Santa Cruz counties: 1-6 credit hours = $68 per credit hour; 7+ credit hours = $192 per credit hour. If resident of Arizona for less than one year: 1-6 credit hours = $68 per credit hour; 7+ credit hours = $180 per credit hour. If resident outside of Arizona: $125 per credit hour.

Delivering Distance Learning opportunities. Classes start every two weeks. Over 300 Internet courses. SCOTTSDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 9000 East Chaparral Road., Scottsdale, AZ 85256 (480) 423-6000 Fax (480) 423-6200 www.sc.maricopa.edu Admissions 423-6100 Financial Aid - Pell, FFEL, LEAP, SEOG, FWS, BIA and others Financial Aid 423-6549 Accreditation - NCA, NLN Tuition & Fees Resident of County ...... $51/credit hour Out-of-State Resident ...... $76/1-6 credit hours, $216/7+ credit hours SOUTH MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE 7050 South 24th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85042 (602) 243-8000 Fax (602) 243-8239 www.smc.maricopa.edu Other Campus Locations: SMCC Guadalupe Center and Horizon Community Learning Center Admissions 243-8123 Financial Aid - FWS, LEAP, PELL, Scholarships, SEOG, Stafford Loans/FFEL (subsidized and unsubsidized) Financial Aid 243-8300 Accreditation -NCA Admission Requirements: Open enrollment. Degrees Offered: AA - 2 year Tuition & Fees Resident of County ...... $46/hour Out-of-State Resident ...... $71/1-6 credit hours, $211/7+ credit hours YAVAPAI COLLEGE 1100 East Sheldon, Prescott, AZ 86301 (520) 776-2188 Fax (520) 776-2151 www.yavapai.cc.az.us Verde Valley Campus (928) 634-7501 Accreditation - NCA Admissions 445-7300 Ext. 2149 Financial Aid 445-7300 Ext. 2125 Financial Aid - FFEL, LEAP, Pell, Stafford, BIA, Perkins, SEOG Admission Requirements: High School Diploma or GED. Degrees Offered: AA, AB, TUITION AND FEES State Residents: 1 credit hour $38 11 credit hours $418 2 credit hours $76 12 credit hours $456 3 credit hours $114 13 credit hours $494 4 credit hours $152 14 credit hours $532 5 credit hours $190 15 credit hours $570 6 credit hours $228 16 credit hours $608 7 credit hours $266 17 credit hours $646 8 credit hours $304 18 credit hours $684 9 credit hours $342 19 credit hours $722 10 credit hours $380 20 credit hours $766

Non residents please contact Yavapai College for out-of-state fees. CURRICULA MATRIX FOR ARIZONA’S COMMUNITY COLLEGES FALL 2003 ~ SPRING 2004 The following curricula matrix includes all academic and vocational programs offered by Arizona’s community colleges during the academic year 2003 - 2004. This matrix indicates the type of degree or certificate awarded at the completion of each program. The approximate length of time required to complete each certificate is also shown. LEGEND Degrees: Certificates (Classified according to semester credit hours needed for completion): Associate of Arts ...... 1 0-15 semester credit hours ...... 6 Associate of Applied Arts...... 2 16-30 semester credit hours...... 7 Associate of Business ...... 2A 31-45 semester credit hours...... 8 Associate of Science ...... 3 46-60 semester credit hours...... 9 Associate of Applied Science...... 4 License position (no certificate)...... 10 Associate of General Studies ...... 5 Skill Center Certificate...... 11 DEGREES, CERTIFICATES OR LICENSES Associate of Arts - This is a college transfer degree and is recommended for students who plan to complete the first two years of a baccalaureate program at the com- munity college. Because the first two years of a baccalaureate program vary considerably among curriculums and institutions, it is usually necessary to design the course work for this degree to satisfy the curriculum outlined in the catalog of the university to which the student intends to transfer. Associate of Applied Arts - This degree is awarded to students who complete requirements of a specified two-year program. Associate of Business - This is a college transfer degree and is recommended for students who plan to complete the first two years of a baccalaureate program at the community college. Because the first two years of a baccalaureate program vary considerably among curriculums and institutions, it is usually necessary to design the course work for this degree to satisfy the curriculum outlined in the catalog of the university to which the student intends to transfer. Associate of Science - This is a college degree and is similar to the Associate of Arts degree, except that the student’s major emphasis is in science or engineering course work. Associate of Applied Science - This degree is awarded to students who complete the requirements of a specified two-year program. Associate of General Studies - This degree is awarded to students who complete an approved two-year program in general studies. Certificate - A certificate is awarded to students who have completed an approved vocational program. The length of time necessary to complete certificate programs varies depending upon the achievement of the technical skills and competence necessary in a specific program. License - A license is awarded to students who have completed a program of study approved by the licensing agency. These programs vary according to the specific licensure requirements. Note: The Community College Matrix is not available in the on-line Arizona College & Career Guide, however by doing a search of the programs of study, the same results will be obtained. You may also view the community college of your choice and go to their individual web site to obtain course listings.

Curricula Matrix for Arizona’s CommunityColleges Academic and Vocational AGRICULTURE Agri-Business Sales & Service: Maricopa Skill Center 11 Agriculture Production & Management Central Arizona 7 Mesa 4,8 (Science, General): Eastern Arizona 1 Mohave 4,7 Arizona Western 5 Glendale 4 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Central Arizona 4,8 Mesa 4 Phoenix College 4 Cochise 4 Pest Control: Pima 4,8 Eastern Arizona 1 Mesa 4,6 Scottsdale 4,7 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Forestry: Yavapai 4 Yavapai 4 Eastern Arizona 1 Accounting/Bookeeping: Agronomy: Horticulture (Specialist): Coconino 8 Central Arizona 4,8 Glendale 4 (7) Eastern Arizona 7 Animal Science: Northland Pioneer 6 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Mesa 4,6,8 Landscape Technician: Yavapai 7 Northland Pioneer 6 Glendale 7 Bookeeping/Accounting Clerk: Equine Training & Management: Mesa 6 Central Arizona 8 Cochise 7 Pima 4,8 Chandler-Gilbert 8 Scottsdale 4 Ornamental Horticulture & Landscaping: Gateway 7 Yavapai 4 Mesa 4 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Horsemanship & Basic Training: Recreation: Northland Pioneer 4,7,8 Scottsdale 8 Central Arizona 1 Pima 11 Farm Business Management: Turf Grass Management: Yavapai 7 Arizona Western 4,8 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Paraprofessional Accounting: Central Arizona 8 Yavapai 4 Chandler-Gilbert 4 Yavapai - 4 BUSINESS Glendale 4 Plant Science: Accounting: Paradise Valley 4,8 Arizona Western 4 Central Arizona 4 Yavapai 4,7 Yavapai 4 Chandler-Gilbert 8 Coconino 8 Bilingual Business Administration: Eastern Arizona 1 Computer Programmer/Analyst: Pima 6 Business/Office Education: Cochise 7 Business Admnistration: Estrella Mountain 6,7 Glendale 4,7 Arizona Western 1 Gateway 11 Paradise Valley 4,8 Central Arizona 1 Northland 4,8 Pima 4 Cochise 2A Pima 11 South Mountain 7 Coconino 2A Business Transfer Degree - ASU Main & Yavapai 4 Eastern Arizona 2A ASU West: Computer Programming: Glendale 3 Chandler-Gilbert 1 Cochise 4 Mohave 1,7 Coconino 2A Eastern Arizona 7 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Eastern Arizona 1 Paradise Valley 4,8 Pima 6,8 Estrella Mountain 1 Computer Specialist/Small Business: Yavapai 2A Glendale 1 Pima 4 International Business: Paradise Valley 1 Computer in Small Business: Chandler-Gilbert 4,8 South Mountain 1 Yavapai 8 Cochise 7 Yavapai 2A Computer Usage & Technology: Estrella Mountain 4,8 Computer Science: Cochise 4 Gateway 4,8 Cochise 3 Coconino 4 Mesa 4,8 Eastern Arizona 4,8 Rio Salado 4,7 Paradise Valley 4,8 Mohave 4 South Mountain 7 Pima 4 Pima 1,3 Yavapai 4 Scottsdale 4,8 Business Information Systems: Electronic Workplace: South Mountain 4,8 Eastern Arizona 7 Rio Salado 4,7 Management: Mohave 4 Networking: Arizona Western 4 Yavapai 4 Arizona Western 7 Chandler-Gilbert 4,8 Computer Application Programmer: Northland Pioneer 9 Cochise 7 Central Arizona 6 Rio Salado 4,7 Mohave 4,7 Cochise 7 Computer Web Development: Yavapai 4 Eastern Arizona 7,8 Cochise 7 Marketing: Gateway 7 Eastern Arizona 8 Arizona Western 4 Glendale 7 Glendale 7,8 Mohave 4,7 Mohave 4,7 Paradise Valley 8 General Business: Yavapai 4 Rio Salado 4,7 Arizona Western 5 Computer Programming Fundamentals: South Mountain 7 Central Arizona 1 Mohave Yavapai 4 Chandler-Gilbert 4 Computer Information Systems: Data Processing: Cochise 2 Arizona Western 4,7 Pima 7,8 Coconino 2A Central Arizona 4 Rio Salado 7 Eastern Arizona 4 Cochise 2A,4 Desktop Publishing: Gateway 4 Coconino 4,7,8 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Glendale 4 Eastern Arizona 2A,4 Northland Pioneer 4,7 Mesa 4 Estrella Mountain 4 Yavapai 4 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Glendale 4 Microcomputer Accounting: Paradise Valley 4,8 Mesa 4,7,8 Gateway 4,8 Phoenix College 4 Mohave 4,7 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Rio Salado 4,7 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Paradise Valley 8 Scottsdale 4,8 Paradise Valley 4,7 Phoenix College 8 Yavapai 2A Phoenix College 4 Microcomputer Applications: International Business Studies: Scottsdale 4,8 Arizona Western 4,7 Cochise 7 South Mountain 4 Central Arizona 6,7 Paradise Valley 4,8 Yavapai 4 Chandler-Gilbert 4,7 Pima 4 Computer Operator: Cochise 6,7 Rio Salado 4,8 Central Arizona 7 Coconino 4,6,8 Import/Export Trade: Coconino 4,7,8 Estrella Mountain 4,7 Mesa 7 Glendale 4,7 Paradise Valley 7 Mohave 7 Rio Salado 7 Northland Pioneer 7 South Mountain 7 Phoenix College 8 Business Education: South Mountain 7

LEGEND Degrees: Certificates (Classified according to semester credit hours needed for completion) Associate of Arts ...... 1 Associate of Science...... 3 0-15 semester credit hours ...... 6 46-60 semester credit hours ...... 9 Associate of Applied Arts ...... 2 Associate of Applied Science...... 4 16-30 semester credit hours ...... 7 License position (no certificate) ...... 10 Associate of Business ...... 2A Associate of General Studies ...... 5 31-45 semester credit hours ...... 8 Skill Center Certificate ...... 11 Microcomputer Maintenance & Repair: Management: Quality Process Leadership: Cochise 7 Central Arizona 4 Estrella Mountain 7 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Cochise 4,7 Small Business Management: Northland Pioneer 4,8 Mesa 4,8 Central Arizona 6 Pima 7,8 Mohave 4,7 Cochise 7 South Mountain 8 Phoenix College 4,6,8 Eastern Arizona 4 Yavapai 7 Southmountain 4,6,7 Glendale 6 Microcomputer Programming: Yavapai 4 Mohave 7 Central Arizona 7 Fashion Merchandising: Rio Salado 6 Mohave 7 Phoenix College 4,8 Yavapai 8 Northland Pioneer 7 Pima 2 Small Business Proprietor: Network Administrator: Gaming Mangement: Eastern Arizona 8 Cochise 8 Scottsdale 4,7 Supervisory Management: Glendale 4,7,8 General Business Management: Central Arizona 4 Mesa 4,7 Coconino 4 Rio Salado 4,6 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Mohave 7 Tribal Development: Pima 3 Northland Pioneer 4,7 Scottsdale 4,7 South Mountain 6 Yavapai 4 Marketing: Network Management: Supermarket Management: Central Arizona 4,6 Cochise 4 South Mountain 4,7 Mesa 4,8 Coconino 4,7 Hospitality Hotel and Food Service: Mohave 7 Glendale 4 Cochise 4 Phoenix College 4,8 Northland Pioneer 7 Coconino 1,4,7,8 Marketing and Management: Network Support: Estrella Mountain 4,8 Arizona Western 4 Cochise 8 Pima 4,11 Mohave 4 Eastern Arizona 8 Scottsdale 4,8 Yavapai 4 Northland Pioneer 7,8 Materials Mangement: Salesmanship: Office Automation Specialist: Gateway 4,7 Mesa: 7 Central Arizona 8 Middle Mangement: Broadcasting: Coconino 4 Central Arizona 7 Arizona Western 4 Gateway 4 Glendale 4 Pima 4 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Paradise Valley 4,8 Mass Communcation: Northland Pioneer 4,8 Middle Management - Business: Central Arizona 1 Office Technician/Data Processing: Rio Salado 4,8 Eastern Arizona 7 Eastern Arizona 8 Scottsdale 8 Pima 7 Gateway 9 Middle Mangement - Public Motion Picture/Television/Video Maricopa Skill Center 11 Administration: Production: Northland Pioneer 4 Pima 1 Glendale 4 Pima 7,8,11 Middle Management - Public Relations: Pima 4 Systems Programmer: Glendale 4 Scottsdale 4 Cochise 7 Mesa 4 Yavapai 4,8 Unix System Administrator: Scottsdale 4,8 Telecommunications: Cochise 6 Retail Management/Marketing: Pima 4,9 Northland Pioneer 7 Central Arizona 8 Print Media: Banking and Finance: Glendale 4 Pima 4 Arizona Western 4 Pima 1,4 Office Occupations: Mesa 4 Scottsdale 4,8 Pima 11 Mohave 4,7 Supervision: Administrative Assistant: Phoenix College 4 Glendale 8 Cochise 4 Pima 4 Rio Salado 4,6,8 Coconino 4,7,8 Credit Union: South Mountain 6,7 Estrella Mountain 6,7 Phoenix College 4,6,7 Total Quality Management: Maricopa Skill Center 11 Pima 4,6,7 Estrella Mountain 7 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Real Estate: Organizational Leadership: Pima 4,11 Mesa 4,7 Gateway 4,7 Yavapai 4,7 Savings Bank: Phoenix College 4,7 Medical: Pima 4,6,7 Rio Salado 4,6 Coconino 4,6 Northland Pioneer 4 Yavapai 4,8

LEGEND Degrees: Certificates (Classified according to semester credit hours needed for completion) Associate of Arts ...... 1 Associate of Science...... 3 0-15 semester credit hours ...... 6 46-60 semester credit hours ...... 9 Associate of Applied Arts ...... 2 Associate of Applied Science...... 4 16-30 semester credit hours ...... 7 License position (no certificate) ...... 10 Associate of Business ...... 2A Associate of General Studies ...... 5 31-45 semester credit hours ...... 8 Skill Center Certificate ...... 11 Chiropractic Assisting: Utilities Customer Service: Medical Records Management: Rio Salado 6 Rio Salado 7 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Optical Customer Service: Office Administrative: Pima 4,8 Rio Salado 6 Arizona Western 4,7 Secretary: Pharmacy Customer Service: Central Arizona 4 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Rio Salado 6 Eastern Arizona 8 Secretary/Executive: Clerk-General: Mesa 8 Estrella Mountain 7 Central Arizona 7 Yavapai 4,7,8 Secretary/Legal: Cochise 7 Office Automation Systems: Central Arizona 4,8 Coconino 8 Coconino 4 Estrella Mountain 7 Gateway 7 Gateway 4 Gateway 8 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Mohave 4,8 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Mesa 4 Phoenix College 4,8 Pima 11 Paradise Valley 4,7,8 Yavapai 4,8 Medical Receptionist: Scottsdale 4,7 Secretary/General: Central Arizona 8 South Mountain 4,7 Central Arizona 7 Cochise 7 Clerk Typing (Administrative Support): Coconino 4,7,8 Coconino 4,6 Coconino 4,7,8 Glendale 7 Estrella Mountain 7 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Mohave 4,8 Clerk Typist: Mohave 7 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Central Arizona 7 Northland Pioneer 7 Yavapai 4 Coconino 8 Phoenix College 9 Legal Court Reporting: Maricopa Skill Center 11 Pima 7 Gateway 4,9 Glendale 6 Receptionist (Executive Assistant): Pima 4 Mesa 7 Mesa 9 Medical: Mohave 8 Mohave 6 Central Arizona 4,8 Pima 4,11 Pima 11 Mohave 4,8 General Office: Office Support Services: Phoenix College 8 Central Arizona 7 Coconino 4,7,8 Yavapai 4,8 Cochise 7 Estrella Mountain 6,7 Secretarial Science: Coconino 4,7,8 Gateway 7 Mohave 4,8 Eastern Arizona 7,8 Glendale 6 Stenographer: Maricopa Skill Center 11 Northland Pioneer 7 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Phoenix College 4,7 Information Processing: Yavapai 4,8 Public Administration Supervision: Maricopa Skill Center 11 Legal Assistant: Rio Salado 8 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Central Arizona 8 Receptionist: Word Processing: Coconino 9 Cochise 7 Coconino 4,7,8 Northland Pioneer 4 Estrella Mountain 6 Eastern Arizona 8 Phoenix College 4,8 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Gateway 7 Pima 4,7 Glendale 6 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Yavapai 4 Mohave 6 Mohave 8 Medical Transcriptionist: Receptionist/Legal: Northland Pioneer 4,8 Central Arizona 7 Coconino 8 Pima 11 Cochise 7 Receptionist/Medical, Legal, General: Scottsdale 7 Coconino 8 Central Arizona 8 Yavapai 4,8 Eastern Arizona 7 Coconino 8 Real Estate: Gateway 7 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Glendale 4 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Pima 8 Mohave 6,7 Office Administration Services: Receptionist/Office Clerk: Yavapai 10 Coconino 4,7,8 Coconino 4,7,8 Sales & Brokerage: Eastern Arizona 4 Gateway 7 Pima 4,6,7 Glendale 4 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Welfare Administration: Phoenix College 4 Pima 11 Rio Salado 7 Yavapai 4 Records Management: Legal: Northland Pioneer 7 Coconino 8 Pima 4,8 Pima 4 Yavapai 4,8

LEGEND Degrees: Certificates (Classified according to semester credit hours needed for completion) Associate of Arts ...... 1 Associate of Science...... 3 0-15 semester credit hours ...... 6 46-60 semester credit hours ...... 9 Associate of Applied Arts ...... 2 Associate of Applied Science...... 4 16-30 semester credit hours ...... 7 License position (no certificate) ...... 10 Associate of Business ...... 2A Associate of General Studies ...... 5 31-45 semester credit hours ...... 8 Skill Center Certificate ...... 11 GENERAL OR Emergency Medical Technology Respiratory Care Technician: (Advanced): Gateway 8 EXPLORATORY STUDIES Glendale 4,9 Respiratory Care Therapist: General Studies: Phoenix College 9 Gateway 4,9 Arizona Western 1,5 Pima 4 Pima 4 Central Arizona 5 Emergency Medical Technology (Cardiac to Respiratory Therapy: Chandler-Gilbert 5 Paramedic): Central Arizona 6 Cochise 5 Eastern Arizona 8 Speech/Language Pathology: Coconino 1,5 Northland Pioneer 4 Arizona Western 4 Eastern Arizona 5 Yavapai 10 Scottsdale 5 Estrella Mountain 5 Health Unit Coordinator: Surgical Technology: Gateway 1,5 Gateway 7 Gateway 8 Glendale 5 Mohave 6 Dental Assisting: Northland Pioneer 5 Health Unit Management: Phoenix College 4,8 Paradise Valley 5 Gateway 4,6 Pima 8 Phoenix College 5 Home Health Aide: Dental Hygiene: Pima 5 Cochise 7 Phoenix College 4 Rio Salado 5 Eastern Arizona 7 Pima 4 South Mountain 5 Northland Pioneer 7 Dental Laboratory Technician: Yavapai 5 Hospital Central Service: Pima 4 HEALTH OCCUPATIONS Gateway 7 Dental Office Management: Allied Health: Medical Assistant: Phoenix College 4 Central Arizona Cochise 8 Nurse Assistant: Allied Health Services (EEG Technology) Eastern Arizona 7 Arizona Western 6 Phoenix College 4 Medical Radiography or Rad Tech: Central Arizona 6 Clinical Medical Assisting: Gateway 4 Cochise 7,10 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Medical Records Technician: Coconino 7 Phoenix College 4,7,8 Eastern Arizona 4 Eastern Arizona 6 Diagnostic Ultra Sound Technician Northland Pioneer 8 Gateway 6 (Electrocardiology): Phoenix College 4,7 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Gateway 4,8 Pima 11 Glendale 6 Phoenix 6 Nuclear Medicine Technology: Mesa 7 Emergency Medical Technology: Gateway 4,9 Mohave 7 Arizona Western 4 Paramedic: Northland Pioneer 6 Mohave 3,8 Central Arizona 6 Paradise Valley 6 Emergency Medical Technology (Basic): Cochise 4,7 Phoenix College 7 Arizona Western 8 Eastern Arizona 4,7,9 Pima 6,11 Central Arizona 6 Mohave 3,8 Scottsdale 7 Eastern Arizona 7 Northland Pioneer 4 Yavapai 6 Glendale 6 Phoenix College 4,9 Associate Degree/Transfer (BSN): Mesa 6 Pima 9 Arizon Western 1 Mohave 6,8 Yavapai 10 Central Arizona 4 Paradise Valley 6 Patient Care Technician: Cochise 4 Phoenix College 6 Eastern Arizona 7 Eastern Arizona 4 Pima 6 Pima 11 Gateway 4 Scottsdale 6 Pharmacy Technology: Glendale 1,4 Yavapai 10 Central Arizona 7 Mesa 4 Emergency Medical Technology Eastern Arizona 1 Mohave 3 (Intermediate): Pima 4,8 Northland Pioneer 4 Central Arizona 7 Phlebotomy: Phoenix College 4 Mesa 7 Coconino 8 Pima 4 Mohave 7 Mohave 6 Scottsdale 4 Phoenix College 7 Phoenix College 6 Yavapai 4 Pima 7 Physical Therapy: Yavapai 10 Eastern Arizona 1 Gateway 4 Radiologic Technician: Pima 4

LEGEND Degrees: Certificates (Classified according to semester credit hours needed for completion) Associate of Arts ...... 1 Associate of Science...... 3 0-15 semester credit hours ...... 6 46-60 semester credit hours ...... 9 Associate of Applied Arts ...... 2 Associate of Applied Science...... 4 16-30 semester credit hours ...... 7 License position (no certificate) ...... 10 Associate of Business ...... 2A Associate of General Studies ...... 5 31-45 semester credit hours ...... 8 Skill Center Certificate ...... 11 Practical Nursing: Infant/Toddler Caregiver: Culinary Arts: Arizona Western 4 Central Arizona 7 Arizona Western 7 Centeral Arizona 8 Eastern Arizona 7 Central Arizona 4,7 Cochise 8 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Phoenix College 8 Gateway 8 Scottsdale 7 Pima 4 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Perioperative Nursing: Scottsdale 4,8 Glendale 9 Gateway 6 Dietetic Education: Mesa 8 Teacher Aide/Assistant: Central Arizona 4,8 Mohave 8 Pima 8 Paradise Valley 4 Northland Pioneer 8 Teacher/Director: Food Service Administration: Phoenix College 8 Pima 4 Phoenix College 4,7 Pima 7 Education: Institutional Food Service: Scottsdale 8 Coconino 1 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Yavapai 8 Bilingual Teacher Aide: Phoenix College 6 Perioperative Nursing: Mesa 4,7 Pima 11 Gateway 6 Early Childhood Development: Professional Cooking: HOME ECONOMICS Central Arizona 4,7 Central Arizona 4,7 Adolescence: Northland Pioneer 4,8 Phoenix College 7 Phoenix College 6 Scottsdale 4,7 Pima 11 Early Childhood Education: South Mountain 4,8 Professional Food & Beverage Service: Central Arizona 4,7 Family Provider: Phoenix College 6 Cochise 1,4,7 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Pima 11 Coconino 4,8 Instructional Aide: LIBERAL ARTS AND Child Care Assistant: Northland Pioneer 4,8 SCIENCES Arizona Western 7 Elementary: Central Arizona 1 Art Applied: Eastern Arizona 4 Arizona Western 1 Pima 7 Coconino 1 Eastern Arizona 1 Cochise 1 Child Care Adiministration: Eastern Arizona 1 Mesa 4,7 Secondary: Central Arizona 1 Mohave 4 Phoenix College 4,7 Pima 2 Yavapai 4 Cochise 1,3 Eastern Arizona 1 Education: Child Care Provider/Teacher Aide: Eastern Arizona 1 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Teacher Aide: Cochise 6,7 Jewelry Technology: Yavapai 7,8 Mohave 4,7 Child Development: Mesa 4 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Painting: Arizona Western 4,8 Mohave 1,4 Eastern Arizona 7 Fashion Design: Phoenix College 4,8 Ceramics: Mohave 4,7 Mohave 1 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Pima 2 Interior Design: Computer Aided Design & Advertising Pima 11 Graphics, ADA: Child & Family Studies: Chandler-Gilbert 4,7,8 Estrella Mountain 4,7,8 Coconino 4,6,7 Eastern Arizona 7 Eastern 4 Phoenix College 4,8 Gateway 4,7,8 Glendale 7 Phoenix College 4,8 Pima 7 Pima 4,8 Early Childhood Associate: Mesa 4,7,8 Paradise Valley 4,7,8 Yavapai 4,8 Arizona Western 6 Computer Graphic Design: Eastern Arizona 8 Pima 4,7,8 Rio Salado 4,7,8 Glendale 4,8 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Phoenix College 4,8 Yavapai 7,8 Scottsdale 4,7 South Mountain 4,7,8 Pima 1 Early Childhood Education: Computer Imaging and Animation: Central Arizona 4,8 Apparal: Mesa 4 Cochise 7 Coconino 4,8 Glendale 4,8 Eastern Arizona 4,7 Needle Specialist: Mesa 7 Yavapai 4 Glendale 4,8 Drama: Paradise Valley 4,8 Pima 1 Yavapai 4,7,8 Drama (Applied): Central Arizona 1

LEGEND Degrees: Certificates (Classified according to semester credit hours needed for completion) Associate of Arts ...... 1 Associate of Science...... 3 0-15 semester credit hours ...... 6 46-60 semester credit hours ...... 9 Associate of Applied Arts ...... 2 Associate of Applied Science...... 4 16-30 semester credit hours ...... 7 License position (no certificate) ...... 10 Associate of Business ...... 2A Associate of General Studies ...... 5 31-45 semester credit hours ...... 8 Skill Center Certificate ...... 11 Drama (Production): Speech and Drama: Microbiology: Central Arizona 1 Central Arizona 1 Yavapai 3 English: Northland Pioneer 1 Oceanography: Arizona Western 1 Yavapai 1 Arizona Western 1 Central Arizona 1 Theatre and Cinematic Arts: Physics: Cochise 1 Eastern Arizona 1 Arizona Western 1 Eastern Arizona 1 Theatre Arts: Central Arizona 1 Mohave 1 Arizona Western 1 Eastern Arizona 3 Northland Pioneer 1 Cochise 1 Yavapai 3 Yavapai 1 Northland Pioneer 1 Science, General: Creative Writing: Engineerng: Arizona Western 5 Phoenix College 7 Arizona Western 1 Central Arizona 1 Yavapai 7 Central Arizona 1,4 Mohave 1 Speech Communication: Mathematics: Yavapai 3 Arizona Western 5 Arizona Western 1,5 Philosophy: Pima 1 Central Arizona 1 Yavapai 1 Yavapai 1 Cochise 1 Physical Education: Journalism and Mass Communication: Eastern Arizona 1,3 Arizona Western 1,5 Cochise 1 Mohave 1 Central Arizona 1 Pima 4 Northland Pioneer 1 Cochise 1 Fine Arts: Pima 1 Eastern Arizona 1 Arizona Western 5 Yavapai 1,3 Yavapai 1 Cochise 1 Physical and Life Sciences: Group Fitness Instructor: Coconino 1 Arizona Western 5 Glendale 6 Mohave 1,8 Cochise 3 Fitness and Sports Science: Northland Pioneer 1 Mohave 3 Pima 1 Pima 1 Archaeology: Fitness Technician: Foreign Languages: Pima 3,7,8 Glendale 6 Arizona Western 1,5 Biology: Pima 1,3 Cochise 1 Arizona Western 1 Social and Behavioral Sciences: Eastern Arizona 1 Central Arizona 1 Glendale 6 Northland Pioneer 1 Cochise 3 American Indian Studies: Yavapai 1 Eastern Arizona 3 Pima 1 History: Mohave 3 Anthropology: Cochise 1 Northland Pioneer 1 Cochise 1 Eastern Arizona 1 Yavapai 3 Eastern Arizona 1 Northland Pioneer 1 Wildlife: Pima 1 Yavapai 1 Eastern Arizona 3 Yavapai 1 Journalism: Chemistry: Developmental Disabilities Specialist: Cochise 1 Arizona Western 1 Pima 1 Liberal Arts and Sciences: Central Arizona 1 Economics: Central Arizona 1 Cochise 3 Cochise 1 Cochise 1 Eastern Arizona 3 Political Science: Eastern Arizona 1 Northland Pioneer 1 Cochise 1 Mohave 1 Yavapai 3 Eastern Arizona 1 Northland Pioneer 1 Environmental Science: Pima 1 Pima 1 Arizona Western 1 Scottsdale 1 Yavapai 1 Coconino 3 Yavapai 1 Music: Geology: Public Administration: Arizona Western 1 Arizona Western 1 Pima 3 Central Arizona 1 Central Arizona 1 Psychology: Cochise 1 Eastern Arizona 3 Central Arizona 1 Eastern Arizona 1 Northland Pioneer 1 Cochise 1 Mohave 1 Pima 1 Coconino 1 Northland Pioneer 1 Yavapai 3 Eastern Arizona 1 Pima 1 Geology/Earth Science: Mohave 1 Yavapai 1 Yavapai 3 Yavapai 1 Sculpture: Interdisciplinary Sciences: Yavapai 1 Pima 3

LEGEND Degrees: Certificates (Classified according to semester credit hours needed for completion) Associate of Arts ...... 1 Associate of Science...... 3 0-15 semester credit hours ...... 6 46-60 semester credit hours ...... 9 Associate of Applied Arts ...... 2 Associate of Applied Science...... 4 16-30 semester credit hours ...... 7 License position (no certificate) ...... 10 Associate of Business ...... 2A Associate of General Studies ...... 5 31-45 semester credit hours ...... 8 Skill Center Certificate ...... 11 Social Science: Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental: Dention Services: Arizona Western 1,5 Central Arizona 1 Arizona Western 6 Chandler-Gilbert 1,5 Eastern Arizona 3 Rio Salado 4,6 Mohave 4,8 Yavapai 3 Evidence Technology: Northland Pioneer 1 Pre-Medical Technologies: Phoenix College 4 Sociology: Central Arizona 1 Judicial Studies: Central Arizona 1 Yavapai 3 Eastern Arizona 7 Cochise 1 Pre-Microbiology: Mesa 4 Coconino 1 Yavapai 3 Law Enforcement Technology: Eastern Arizona 1 Pre-Nursing: Arizona Western 9 Mohave 1 Arizona Western 1 Glendale 6 Northland Pioneer 1 Central Arizona 1 Pima 4,7,8 Pima 1 Cochise 1 Rio Salado 4,8 Yavapai 1 Eastern Arizona 3 Peace Officer Cert. I - Limited Reserve: PRE-PROFESSIONAL Mesa 1 Mesa 6 Pre-Agriculture: Yavapai 1 Phoenix College 6 Central Arizona 1,4 Pre-Optical Sciences: Peace Officer Cert. II - Full Authority: Pima 1 Pima 3 Mesa 7 Yavapai 4 Pre-Optometry: Phoenix College 6 Pre-Architecture: Central Arizona 1 Police Academy: Pima 8 Eastern Arizona 3 Arizona Western 8 Pre-Chiropractic: Pre-Pharmacy: Eastern Arizona 7 Eastern Arizona 3 Central Arizona 1 Glendale 7 Pre-Dental: Eastern Arizona 1 Mohave 4 Arizona Western 1 Pima 1 Pima 7 Central Arizona 1 Yavapai 3 Police Certification: Pima 1 Pre-Physical Therapy: Central Arizona 7 Yavapai 3 Central Arizona 1 Yavapai 10 Pre-Education: Eastern Arizona 1 Tribal Court Advocate: Arizona Western 1 Pre-Veterinary: Northland Pioneer 4,7,8 Cochise 1 Central Arizona 1 Phoenix College 4 Coconino 1 Pima 1 Pima 8 Pima 1 Yavapai 3 Archeology Aide/Field Work: Yavapai 1 SERVICE OCCUPATIONS Northland Pioneer 8 Pre-Engineering: Administration of Justice: Pima 7,8 Central Arizona 1,4 Arizona Western 1,4 Computer Archeology & Cartography: Coconino 3 Cochise 1,4 Pima 9 Eastern Arizona 3 Coconino 1,3 Cosmetology: Yavapai 3 Eastern Arizona 1,4 Northland Pioneer 4,8,10 Pre-Forestry: Glendale 4 Aesthetician/Manicurist: Central Arizona 1 Mesa 4 Northland Pioneer 10 Yavapai 3 Mohave 4 Cosmetology/Barber Stylist Instructor: Pre-Law: Northland Pioneer 4 Northland Pioneer 10 Central Arizona 1 Phoenix College 4 Manicurist: Eastern Arizona 1 Pima 1,4 Northland Pioneer 10 Northland Pioneer 1 Scottsdale 4 Manicurist Instructor: Pima 1 Yavapai 4 Northland Pioneer 10 Yavapai 1 Adult Corrections: Fire Academy (Hazardous Materials): Pre-Medical: Central Arizona 4,6 Glendale 7 Arizona Western 1 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Phoenix College 8 Central Arizona 1 Phoenix College 4,6 Coconino 3 Corrections: Eastern Arizona 3 Central Arizona 4 Northland Pioneer 1 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Pima 1 Rio Salado 7 Yavapai 3 Court Administration/Support Service: Pima 4,7 Criminal Justice: Central Arizona 4

LEGEND Degrees: Certificates (Classified according to semester credit hours needed for completion) Associate of Arts ...... 1 Associate of Science...... 3 0-15 semester credit hours ...... 6 46-60 semester credit hours ...... 9 Associate of Applied Arts ...... 2 Associate of Applied Science...... 4 16-30 semester credit hours ...... 7 License position (no certificate) ...... 10 Associate of Business ...... 2A Associate of General Studies ...... 5 31-45 semester credit hours ...... 8 Skill Center Certificate ...... 11 Fire & Science: Air Force ROTC: Yavapai 4,7,9 Arizona Western 8 Pima 6 A/C and Electrical Access: Cochise 4,7 Army ROTC: Gateway 6 Coconino 4,6,8 Pima 6 Mesa 6 Glendale 4,8 Navy ROTC: Alignment, Brakes and Chassis: Mesa 4,6,7,8 Pima 6 Mesa 6 Mohave 4,8 Mortuary Science: Mohave 7 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Mesa 4 Auto Body Repair: Phoenix College 4,8 Community Nutrition Worker: Central Arizona 8 Pima 4 Central Arizona 8 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Scottsdale 4,7 Human Services Administration Auto Engine & Drive Trains: Yavapai 4,7,8 Assistant/Intake Worker: Gateway 6 Recruit Firefighter Certificate: Arizona Western 4,5 Glendale 6 Glendale 8 Rio Salado 6,7 Auto Engine Repair & Rebuilding: Hospitality: Human Service Aide: Pima 7 Arizona Western 4 Arizona Western 8 Automotive Mechanics: Coconino 1,7,8 Glendale 4 Arizona Western 8 Airline Operations: Interpreter Preparation (Deaf): Central Arizona 4,8 Rio Salado 4,6 Phoenix College 4,8 Eastern Arizona 8 Airline Reservations Systems: Pima 2 Pima 7 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Sign Language: Automotive Part Specialist: Rio Salado 4,6,8 Phoenix College 7 Eastern Arizona: 8 Casino Card Dealer: Pima 7 Automotive Technology: Mohave 8 Social Services: Arizona Western 4 Scottsdale 8 Cochise 7 Eastern Arizona 4 Casino Card Master: Pima 1,4,7 Gateway 4,9 Mohave 8 Chemical Dependency: Glendale 4 Casino Pit Games Dealer: Rio Salado 4,7,8 Mesa 4 Mohave 7 Domesitic Violence Intervention: Mohave 4 Scottsdale 8 Pima 7 Yavapai 4,7,9 Advanced Pit Games Dealer: Eating Disorders: Chassis: Mohave 7 Pima 7 Glendale 7 Culinary & Food Management: Gerontology: Electrical and Fuel Systems: Arizona Western 7 Phoenix College 7 Mesa 6 Cochise 4,7,8 Pima 1,4 Mohave 7 Pima 4 Substance Abuse Speciality: Engine Performance and Diagnosis: Scottsdale 4,7 Pima 1,4,7 Gateway 6 Help Desk Specialist: Tractor Trailer Driving: Glendale 7 Glendale 7 Glendale 7 Mesa 7 Hospitality: Translation Studies: Document Power Transmission: Cochise 4,7 Translation: Mesa 6 Pima 1 Pima 8 Recreational Vehicle Technology: Hotel/Motel Operations: Youth Care/Services: Mesa 8 Central Arizona 4,8 Pima 1,4 Suspension and Brankes: Restaurant, Culinary & Food Management: TECHNOLOGY AND TRADE Gateway 6 Pima 4,11 Aircraft Maintenance: Restaurant Managment: INDUSTRIAL Chandler-Gilbert 4,9 Central Arizona 8 Air Conditioning & Refrigeration: Cochise 4 Pima 4 Arizona Western 4,8 Airframe Mechanics: Scottsdale 4,8 Cochise 7 Chandler-Gilbert 8 Travel Industry Operations: Gateway 4,8 Cochise 9 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Mohave 7 Pima 7,8 Phoenix College 4,8 Pima 4,7 Powerplant Maintenance: Pima 4,8 A/C Heating & Ventilation: Chandler-Gilbert 8 Library Media Technology: Gateway 4,8 Cochise 9 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Pima 8 Avionics Technologies: Library Technician: Automotive Technology: Chandler-Gilbert 9 Mesa 4 Central Arizona 4,8 Cochise 4,9 Gateway 4,9 Pima 4 LEGEND Degrees: Certificates (Classified according to semester credit hours needed for completion) Associate of Arts ...... 1 Associate of Science...... 3 0-15 semester credit hours ...... 6 46-60 semester credit hours ...... 9 Associate of Applied Arts ...... 2 Associate of Applied Science...... 4 16-30 semester credit hours ...... 7 License position (no certificate) ...... 10 Associate of Business ...... 2A Associate of General Studies ...... 5 31-45 semester credit hours ...... 8 Skill Center Certificate ...... 11 Aviation Structural Repair: Computer Aided Drafting: Electronics/Microprocessor Technology: Chandler-Gilbert 4,8 Arizona Western 4,8 Mesa 4 Pima 4,9 Central Arizona 6 Mohave 4 Professional Pilot: Cochise 7 Pima 8 Cochise 4,5,7 Coconino 6,8 Microcomputer Technician: Flight Technology: Glendale 4,7 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Chandler-Gilbert 7 Mesa 7 Pima 4,8 Airway Science: Phoenix College 6 Engineering: Chandler-Gilbert 4 Construction Drafting: Mesa 4,7,8,9 Building and Construction: Mesa 4,6,7,8 Civil Engineering Technology: Coconino 7,8 Pima 4,7 Arizona Western 1 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Construction Graphics: Phoenix College 4,8 Yavapai 4,8 Yavapai 4,7 Electronics Engineering Technology: Building Safety & Construction Drafting Technology, General: Mesa 4 Technology: Cochise 4,8 Engineering Technology: Northland Pioneer 4,8 Eastern Arizona 4,7,8 Arizona Western 1 Phoenix College 4,9 Electro-Mechanical Drafting: Central Arizona 4 Yavapai 4,8 Pima 4,8 Estrella Mountain 4 Building Maintenance: Manufacturing Drafting: Environmental Technology: Eastern Arizona 7 Glendale 4 Central Arizona 4,7 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Mechanical Drafting: Pima 1,4 Northland Pioneer 7 Mesa 8 Environmental Laboratory Analysis: Residential & Light Commercial Option: Electronics/Electrical Technology: Pima 8 Pima 4,8 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Environmental Health & Safety Building Trades: Pima 4 Technology: Eastern Arizona 6 Communications Electronics Technology: Paradise Valley 4,8 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Pima 4 Pima 8 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Electrical Maintenance: Wastewater Technology: Pima 7 Maricopa Skill Center 11 Gateway 4 Construction Management: Mohave 7 Northland Pioneer 7 Coconino 1 Pima 4 Rio Salado 4,6 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Local Area Network Servicing: Wastewater Treatment: Pima 3 Glendale 8 Gateway 4 Rio Salado 7 Northland Pioneer 4,7,8 Northland Pioneer 10 Yavapai 4,8 Pima 4 Rio Salado 6 Pre-Construction: Microcomputer Servicing: Water Distribution & Collection: Central Arizona 4 Estrella Mountain 7 Northland Pioneer 7 Commercial Art/Advertising Art: Glendale 7 Rio Salado 6 Pima 4,8 Northland Pioneer 4,7,8 Water Technology: Motion Picture/Television/Video Electromechanical Automation: Pima 8 Production: Mesa 4,8,9 Rio Salado 4,6 Glendale 4 Electronic Gaming: Yavapai 10 Yavapai 7 Mohave 7 Water Treatment: Diesel & Heavy Equipment Technician: Electronics Technology: Gateway 4 Central Arizona 4,8,9 Arizona Western 4 Northland Pioneer 7 Heavy Equipment: Central Arizona 4,8 Rio Salado 6 Mesa 4,6,7,8 Mesa 4,7,8,9 Graphic Art: Heavy Equipment Operations: Mohave 4,7,9 Yavapai 4,8 Central Arizona 4,7 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Graphic Press Operator: Drafting Technology: Pima 4 Pima 7,11 Cochise 4 Electronics, Computer Technology: Graphic Technology: Coconino 4,6,7 Glendale 4 Northland Pioneer 4,8 Architectural Drafting: Northland Pioneer 4,7 Pima 4,8 Coconino 7,8 Electronics Manufacturing: Yavapai 4,8 Glendale 4 Central Arizona 4,7 Pre-Press Artist Option: Phoenix College 4,8 Glendale 4,7 Pima 4

LEGEND Degrees: Certificates (Classified according to semester credit hours needed for completion) Associate of Arts ...... 1 Associate of Science...... 3 0-15 semester credit hours ...... 6 46-60 semester credit hours ...... 9 Associate of Applied Arts ...... 2 Associate of Applied Science...... 4 16-30 semester credit hours ...... 7 License position (no certificate) ...... 10 Associate of Business ...... 2A Associate of General Studies ...... 5 31-45 semester credit hours ...... 8 Skill Center Certificate ...... 11 Industrial Arts/Education (Technology Power Plant: Painting & Decorating: Education): Glendale 4 Gateway 4,7 Arizona Western 4 Northland Pioneer 4,7 Pima 4,7 Coconino 1 Welding Technology: Pipefitting: Eastern Arizona 1 Arizona Western 4,8 Gateway 4,8 Northland Pioneer 4,7,8 Central Arizona 8 Pima 4,7 Machine Shop Fundamentals: Cochise 4,7 Plumbing/Pipefitting: Gateway 11 Eastern Arizona 4 Gateway 4,8 Pima 7 Gateway 11 Pima 4,7 Machine Shop Technology: Mesa 4,7 Refrigeration/Air Conditioning: Eastern Arizona 4,8 Northland Pioneer 4,6,8 Eastern Arizona 7 Machine Tool Technology: Pima 4,8 Gateway 4,8 Pima 4 General Technology (Industrial): Mohave 7 Computer Numerical Control: Arizona Western 4,5 Pima 4,7 Gateway 11 Central Arizona 4,8 Roofing: Pma 8 Gunsmithing: Gateway 7 Machinist: Yavapai 4,8 Pima 4,7 Gateway 11 Jewelry: Sheet Metal: Tool and Die Technology: Mohave 4,7 Coconino 4,7,8 Mesa 4,7,8 Meat Cutting Retail: Gateway 4,8 Machinists Standard Certificate: Gateway 11 Pima 4,7 Pima 8 Printing: Shop Electrician: Computer Integrated Manufacturing: Gateway 11 Pima 4,7 Mesa 4 Cableman: Steamfitting/Pipefitting: Electromechanical Procedure: Pima 4,7 Gateway 4,8 Mesa 4,9 Carpentry: Substation Electrician: Management: Coconino 4,7,8 Pima 7 Mesa 4,7 Gateway 4,7 Trade andd Industrial Technology: Manufacturing Automation: Pima 4,7 Northland Pioneer 4,7 Mesa 4,8 Custodian: Pima 4 Manufacturing Machining: Pima 4,7 Pre-Apprenticeship - Carpentry/Masonry: Mesa 4,7 Electric Distribution Developer: Eastern Arizona 7 Manufacturing Numerical Control: Pima 4,7 Northland Pioneer 4,7,8 Mesa 4,7 Electrical Wiring: Quality Customer Service: Manufacturing Quality Assurance: Pima 4,7 Mesa 4,7 Mesa 4,8 Engineering Technician: Paradise Valley 4,7 Manufacturing Semiconductor Procedure: Pima 4,7 Rio Salado 4,6 Mesa 4,8 General Construction: Quality Process Leadership: Manufacturing Technology: Pima 4,7 Mesa 4,7 Gateway 4,8 Yavapai 4 Paradise Valley 7 Pima 3 Ironwork: Rio Salado 4,6 Yavapai 4 Gateway 4,8 Manufacturing Welding: Pima 4,7 Mesa 4,7,8 Heating Ventilation: Micro Circuit Mask Design: Pima 4,7 Mesa 4,8 Lineman: Process Technician: Pima 4,7 Mesa 7,9 Machine & Tool Apprenticeship: Quality Systems Technology: Pima 4,7 Mesa 4 Masonry & Allied Trades/Bricklaying: Sheet Metal: Eastern Arizona 7 Eastern Arizona 7 Gateway 4,8 Manufacturing Engineering Technology: Pima 4,7 Central Arizona 4,8 Meterman: Cochise 4,5,7 Pima 4,7 Mesa 4 Millwright (Sheet Metal): Mining Technology/Mineral Prospecting: Gateway 4,8 Eastern Arizona 4 Operating Engineer: Central Arizona 4,8

LEGEND Degrees: Certificates (Classified according to semester credit hours needed for completion) Associate of Arts ...... 1 Associate of Science...... 3 0-15 semester credit hours ...... 6 46-60 semester credit hours ...... 9 Associate of Applied Arts ...... 2 Associate of Applied Science...... 4 16-30 semester credit hours ...... 7 License position (no certificate) ...... 10 Associate of Business ...... 2A Associate of General Studies ...... 5 31-45 semester credit hours ...... 8 Skill Center Certificate ...... 11 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

ARGOSY UNIVERSITY/PHOENIX 2301 West Dunlap, Suite 211, Phoenix, AZ 85021 (602) 216-2600 Fax (602) 216-2601 www.argosyu.edu Financial Aid - FAFSA , Alternative Loans Accreditation - APA Program Requirements: - B.A. Psychology completion program - Applicants must submit application, $50 app. fee, official transcripts from all postsecondary institutions attended, proof of high school graduation (required for applicants who do not have an Associates degree) and TOEFL scores (international students). Applicants must have a minimum of 42 cred - its, a minimum GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale for all prior coursework, minimum TOEFL score (if required) of 173 (computer version) or 500 (paper version). - M.A. Professional Counseling - Applicants must submit application, $50 app. fee, personal statement, resume or vita, three letters of recommendation, official transcripts from all postsecondary institutions attended, TOEFL scores (international students). Applicants must have a Baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited institution or appropriately certified foreign institution, a GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale for all prior coursework, and TOEFL score (if required) of 213 (computer version) or 550 (paper version). - M.A. Sport Exercise Psychology - Applicants must submit application, $50 app. fee, personal statement, resume or vita, three letters of recommendation, official transcripts from all postsecondary institutions attended, TOEFL scores (international students). Applicants must have a Baccalaureate degree form a regionally accredited institution or appropriately certified foreign institution, a GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale for all prior coursework, and TOEFL score (if required) of 213 (computer version) or 550 (paper version). - M.A. Clinical Psychology - Applicants must submit application, $50 app. fee, personal statement, resume or vita, three letters of recommendation, official transcripts from all postsecondary institutions attended, TOEFL scores (international students). Applicants must have a Baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited institution or appro- priately certified foreign institution, a GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale for all prior coursework, and TOEFL score (if required) of 213 (computer version). - Psy.D. Clinical Psychology - Applicants must submit application, $50 app. fee, personal statement, resume or vita, three letters of recommendation, official transcripts from all postsecondary institutions attended, TOEFL scores (international students). Applicants must have a Baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited institution, a GPA of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale for all prior coursework, and TOEFL score (if required) of 213 (computer version) or 550 (paper version). This course is accredited by the American Psychological Association, 750 First St. N.E., Washington, D.C. 20002-4242, (202) 336-5979. - Ed.D., Ed.S. Educational Leadership - Applicants must submit application, ,$50 app. fee, personal statement, resume or vita, three letters of recommendation, official tran- scripts from all postsecondary institutions attended, TOEFL scores (international students). Applicants must have a Masters degree from a regionally accredited institution or appropriately certified foreign institution, a GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale for all prior coursework, and TOEFL score (if required) of 213 (computer version) or 550 (paper version). - Ed.D. - Curriculum & Instruction - Applicants must submit application, $50 app. fee, personal statement, resume or vita, three letters of recommendation, official transcripts from all postsecondary institutions attended, TOEFL scores (international students). Applicants must have a Masters degree from a regionally accredited institution or appropriately certified foreign institution, a GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale for all prior coursework, and TOEFL score (if required) of 213 (computer version) or 550 (paper version).

PROGRAM LENGTH COST B.A.Psychology Completion Varies according to number of units transferred in. $345 per credit hour Ed.D. Curriculum & Instruction 60 credits $680 per credit hour Ed.D., Ed.S., Educational Leadership 45-60 credits $680 per credit hour M.A. Clinical Psychology 48 credits $680 per credit hour M.A. Professional Counseling 48 credits $400 per credit hour M.A. Sport Exercise Psychology 48 credits $680 per credit hour Post-doctoral respecialization certificates varies $680 per credit hour Psy.D Clinical Psychology (APA accredited) 90 credits $680 per credit hour THE ART CENTER DESIGN COLLEGE 2525 North Country Club Road, Tucson, AZ 85716 (520) 325-0123 Fax (520) 325-5535 www.theartcenter.com Branch Campus - Albuquerque, New Mexico Accreditation - ACCSCT Financial Aid - FFEL, FWS, LEAP, Pell, SEOG PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Associate of Arts Advertising Art High School transcripts/GED, ACT- 8 quarters (2 years) $3,000 per quarter SAT scores Essay, Interview, Artwork Associate of Arts Interior Design High School transcripts/GED, ACT- 8 quarters (2 years) $3,000 per quarter SAT scores, Essay, Interview Bachelor of Arts Animation Graphics High School transcripts/GED, 5 quarters (15 months) $3,000 per quarter Portfolio, Associate Degree or equivalent transfer credit,s Animation evaluation, Essay, Interview, ACT/SAT scores. Bachelor of Arts Graphic Design High School transcripts/GED, 4 quarters (1 year) $3,000 per quarter Portfolio, Associate Degree or equivalent transfer credits, Essay, Interview, ACT/SAT scores. THE ART CENTER DESIGN COLLEGE (continued) Bachelor of Arts Illustration High School transcripts/GED, 4 quarters (1 year) $3,000 per quarter Portfolio, Associate Degree or equivalent transfer credits, Essay, ACT/SAT scores. Bachelor of Arts Interior Design High School transcripts/GED, 4 quarters (1 year) $3,000 per quarter Portfolio, Associate Degree or equivalent transfer credits, Essay, Interview Computer Graphic Design (Certificate) High School Transcripts/GED, 5 quarters/15 months $3,000 per quarter Portfolio, Production Evaluation Essay, Interview THE ART INSTITUTE OF PHOENIX 2233 West Dunlap Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021 (602) 678-4300 Fax (602) 997-0191 www.aipx.edu Financial Aid - BIA, FCWS, FFELP, FSEOG, LEAP, Merit Scholarship, Need Grant, PELL, Perkins, PFAP, Stafford Accreditation - ACICS Admission Requirements: High School Diploma, GED, Interview, Essay. Degrees Offered: A.A.S., B.A. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Art of Cooking (Diploma) HS/GED, Interview, Essay 3 quarters $2,835/quarter Baking and Pastry (Diploma) HS/GED, Interview, Essay 3 quarters $2,835/quarter Culinary Arts (AAS Degree) HS/GED, Interview, Essay 6 quarters $5,040/quarter Digital Media (BA Degree) HS/GED, Interview, Essay 12 quarters $5,040/quarter Game Art & Design (BA Degree) HS/GED, Interview, Essay 12 quarters $5,040/quarter Graphic Design (AAS Degree) HS/GED, Interview, Essay 7 quarters $5,040/quarter Graphic Design (BA Degree) HS/GED, Interview, Essay 12 quarters $5,040/quarter Interior Design (BA Degree) HS/GED, Interview, Essay 12 quarters $5,040/quarter Media Arts & Animation (BA Degree) HS/GED, Interview, Essay 12 quarters $5,040/quarter Multimedia & Web Design (AAS Degree) HS/GED, Interview, Essay 7 quarters $5,040/quarter Multimedia & Web Design (BA Degree) HS/GED, Interview, Essay 12 quarters $5,040/quarter Video Production (AAS Degree) HS/GED, Interview, Essay 6 quarters $5,040/quarter Visual Effects & Motion Graphics (BA Degree) HS/GED, Interview, Essay 12 quarters $5,040/quarter CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY 10000 North 31st Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85051 (602) 861-1538 Fax (602) 861-5865 www.chapman.edu Financial Aid - Pell, ,PFAP, Stafford, VA Accreditation - Pending Cost Information: Tuition: $205 per semester hour to graduate and $195 per semester hour for undergraduate; and a $5.00 enrollment fee per class. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENT LENGTH Arizona Teacher Certification BA or BS, 2.75 GPA Varies Computer Science HS/GED 124+ semester hours Information Systems HS/GED 124+ semester hours Master of Arts Education Administration General BA or BS, 3.0 GPA 30 semester hours Master of Arts Education Curriculum & Instruction BA or BS, 3.0 GPA 30 semester hours Master of Arts in Counseling BA or BS, 3.0 GPA 48 semester hours Master of Arts Special Education BA or BS, 3.0 GPA 39 semester hours COLLEGE OF THE HUMANITIES AND SCIENCES 1105 East Broadway, Tempe, AZ 85282 (877) 248-6724, Fax (480) 829-4999 www.chumsci.edu Financial Aid - No financial aid. The College of the Humanities and Sciences offers an interest free monthly tuition payment plan. Admission Requirements: Associate program and Bachelor’s program must have a high school diploma or it’s equivalent. Master’s program must have a baccalaureate degree. Accreditation - DETC PROGRAM LENGTH COST Associate of Arts in Humanities 2 years $13,650 Bachelor of Arts in Humanities 4 years $27,150 Diploma in Humanities Open $4,150 Master of Arts in Humanities 18 months $10,050 COLLINS COLLEGE 1140 South Priest Drive, Tempe, AZ 85281-5206 (480) 966-3000 (800) 876-7070 Fax (480) 996-2599 www.collinscollege.edu Financial Aid - BIA, FFEL, FWS, PELL, PFAP, SEOG, Stafford Accreditation - ACCSCT Degrees Offered: AA, AS, BA, BS PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST AA Degree in Media Arts HS Diploma or GED 15 months $24,000.00 AA Degree in Visual Communication HS Diploma or GED 18 months $28,000.00 AS Degree in Personal Computer/Network Technology HS Diploma or GED 15 months $22,500.00 BA Degree in Animation AA Degree in related field or credit of 30 months $49,600.00 lower division equivalent to AA Degree BA Degree in Game Design AA Degree in related field or credit of 30 months $52,000.00 lower division equivalent to AA Degree BA Degree in Media Arts AA Degree in related field or credit of 15 months (Upper Division) $27,000.00 lower division equivalent to AA Degree BA Degree in Visual Communication AA Degree in related field or credit of 13 months (Upper Division) $20,000.00 lower division equivalent to AA Degree BS Degree in Network Technology AA Degree in related field or credit of 15 months (Upper Division) $24,000.00 lower division equivalent to AA Degree Certificate in 2-D/3-D Media AA Degree in related field 5 months $5,900.00 Certificate in Computer Graphics HS Diploma or GED 5 months $5,900.00 Certificate in Digital Video Production AA Degree and/or professional portfolio 5 months $5,900.00 Certificate in Multimedia Production AA Degree and/or professional portfolio 5 months $5,900.00 DEVRY UNIVERSITY 2149 West Dunlap, Phoenix, AZ 85021 (602) 870-9222 Fax (602) 870-1209 www.devry-phx.edu 1201 South Alma School Road, Suite 5450, Mesa, AZ 85210, (480) 827-1511 9201 East Mountain View Road, Suite 115, Scottsdale, AZ 85258, (480) 657-3222 Financial Aid - BIA, FWS, LEAP, PELL, Perkins, PFAP, PLUS, SEOG, Stafford, VA Accreditation - NCA Degrees Offered: AAS, BS. Admission Requirements: High School Diploma, GED, Basic Skills requirement. Satisfactory scores on placement exams, or ACT and SAT for all programs. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Biomedical Engineering Technology - BS HS/GED, Basic Skills Requirement 8 Semesters $4995/semester Business Administration - BS HS/GED, Basic Skills Requirement 8 Semesters $4995/semester Computer Engineering Technology - BS HS/GED, Basic Skills Requirement 9 Semesters $4995/semester Computer Information Systems - BS HS/GED, Basic Skills Requirement 9 Semesters $4995/semester Electronics and Computer Technology - AAS HS/GED, Basic Skills Requirement 5 Semesters $4995/semester Electronics Engineering Technology - BS HS/GED, Basic Skills Requirement 9 Semesters $4995/semester Technical Management - BS Associates Degree 4 semesters $4995/semester Telecommunications Management - BS HS/GED, Basic Skills Requirement 8 semesters $4995/semester DINE COLLEGE P.O. Box 67, Tsaile, AZ 86556 (928) 724-6630 Fax (928) 724-3327 www.dinecollege.edu Other Campus Locations in Arizona: Chinle, Ganado, Window Rock, Tuba City, Kayenta. In New Mexico: Shiprock and Crownpoint. Financial Aid - LEAP, PELL, SEOG, FWS, Navajo Tribal Scholarship Accreditation - NCA Admissions Requirements: Open door admissions policy. PROGRAM DEGREE PROGRAM DEGREE Business AAS Navajo Language AA Business Administration AA Office Administration AAS Computer Science AS Pre-Engineering AS Dine Studies AA Social Science AA Geological/Environmental Sciences AS Social Work AA Elementary Education AA Biological Sciences AS Fine Arts AA Liberal Arts AA CERTIFICATE PROGRAM Early Childhood Education AA Office Technology

Please call for course cost information. EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY 3200 Willow Creek Rd., Prescott, AZ 86301 (928) 777-3728 Toll Free (800) 888-3728 Fax (928) 777-3899 www.erau.edu Davis-Monthan Air Force Base: 355 MSS/DPE, 5260 East Granite Street, Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 85707 (520) 747-5540 Accreditation - SACS, ABET Glendale: 56 MSS/DPE, 7383 North Litchfield Road, Luke AFB, AZ 85309 (623) 935-4000 Phoenix: 2625 East Air Lane, Phoenix, AZ 85034 (602) 275-5533 Williams Gateway Center: 5930 South Sossaman Road, #104, Mesa, AZ 85212 (480) 279-1150 Financial Aid - BIA, FFEL, FWS, LEAP, Others, PELL, Perkins, PFAP, SEOG, Stafford Admission Requirements: HS/GED, plus satisfactory scores on placement exams, or ACT and SAT. Applicants must also demonstrate ability to be successful in selected program. Credit accepted from CEEB, CLEP, DANTES, professional experience, prior flight and aviation maintenance training. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Aeronautical Studies (Professional Pilot) Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $20,700 per year + flt. class fees Aerospace Engineering Same as Above BS/134 credit hours $20,700 per year Aerospace Studies Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $20,700 per year Computer Engineering Same as Above BS/128 credit hours $20,700 per year Computer Science/Software Engineering Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $20,700 per year Electrical Engineering Same as Above BS/128 credit hours $20,700 per year Global Security and Intelligence Studies Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $14,500 per year Management of Technical Operations Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $14,500 per year Master of Aeronautical Science Contact Campus MS/36 credit hours $14,500 per year Master of Business Administration, Aviation Contact Campus MS/36 credit hours $14,500 per year Master of Science & Technology Management Contact Campus MS/42 credit hours $14,500 per year Master in Safety Science Contact Campus MS/36 credit hours $14,500 per year Professional Aeronautics Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $20,700 per year Science, Technology, and Globalization Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $20,700 per year Space Physics Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $20,700 per year THE FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Taliesin West, P.O. Box 4430, Scottsdale, AZ 85261-4430 (480) 860-2700 Accreditation - NCA, NAAB Financial Aid - FFEL PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Bachelor of Architectural Studies HS, Interview, Portfolio, Postsecondary 4 years $10,200 Pre-requisites: Ability to Benefit Master of Architecture BAS or equivalent, Interview, 3 years $10,200 Portfolio, Pre-requisites: Ability to benefit. GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY 3300 W. Camelback Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85017 or P.O. Box 11097, Phoenix, AZ, 85061 (602) 589-2500 Fax (602) 589-2594 www.grand-canyon.edu Financial Aid - FFEL, LEAP, PFAP, Pell, Stafford, BIA, SEOG, FWS and others Accreditation - NCA Admission Requirements: High School Diploma required and GED is accepted. Block Tuition: 12-18 semester hours = $4,480. Tuition: 11 hours or less, per semester hour = $377.00. Additional hours in excess of block (12 to 18 hours), per semes - ter hour $377. (*Non-Traditional Programs Tuition: per semester hour $205.00). PROGRAM DEGREE PROGRAM DEGREE Accounting BBA Liberal Studies BA Allied Health BS Management BBA Applied Management BS Marketing BBA Applied Music BA Mathematics BS Art Education BA Mathematics-Engineers BS Athletic Training BS Mathematics-Secondary Teaching BS Biblical/Theological Studies BA Music Education BS Biochemistry BA Nursing BS Biology-Environmental BS Organizational Sociology BS Biology-General BS Physical Education BS Biology-Human BS Physical Science BS Biology-Secondary Teaching BS Physics-Secondary Teaching BS Business Administration BBA, MBA Piano Performance B Mus Chemistry-Secondary Teaching BS Political Science BA Christian Education BA Psychology BS Christian Leadership BA Public Safety Administration BS Church Music B Mus Reading Education MA Communications BA Recreation BS Corporate Fitness & Wellness BS Secondary Education BS, M.Ed., MA Creative Arts in Worship BA Social Science BA Elementary Education BS, M.Ed., MA Sociology BS Elementary Teachers BS Special Education M.Ed. English Literature BA Special Education - LD/ED(EH) BS English Teaching BA Speech Teaching BS Executive Fire Science Leadership MS Speech-Theatre BA Finance BBA Studio Art BA Graphic Design BA Teaching MA GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY (continued) PROGRAM DEGREE PROGRAM DEGREE History BA Teaching English as a Second Language MA International Business BBA Theatre-Drama BA International Studies BA Vocal Performance B Mus Justice Studies BS ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 5005 South Wendler Drive, Tempe, AZ 85282 (602) 437-7500 Fax (602) 437-7505 www.itt-tech.edu Other Campus Locations: Numerous campuses located throughout the United States. For more information, please call or visit our web site. Admission Requirements: High School Diploma or GED, and Entrance Exam (Wonderlic SLE). Accreditation - ACICS Degrees Offered: Associate of Applied Science, Bachelor of Science. Financial Aid - Pell, Stafford, PLUS, FWS, WIA, Alternative Loans PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Computer and Electronics Engineering Technology HS/GED and Entrance Exam 24 months $347/credit hour Computer Drafting and Design HS/GED and Entrance Exam 24 months $347/credit hour Information Technology/Computer Network Systems HS/GED and Entrance Exam 24 months $347/credit hour Information Technology/Software Applications HS/GED and Entrance Exam 36 months $347/credit hour Programming Electronics and Communications Engineering Technology HS/GED and Entrance Exam 45 months $347/credit hour Information Systems Security HS/GED and Entrance Exam 48 months $347/credit hour Technical Project Management for Electronic Commerce HS/GED and Entrance Exam 48 months $347/credit hour KELLER GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT of DEVRY UNIVERSITY Phoenix Center: 2149 West Dunlap Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021 (602) 870-0117 Fax (602) 870-0022 East Valley Center: Financial Plaza, 1201 South Alma School Road, Suite 5450, Mesa, AZ 85210 (480) 827-1511 Fax (480) 827-2552 Scottsdale Center: 9201 East Mountain View Road, Suite 115, Scottsdale, AZ 85258 (480) 657-3223 Fax (480) 657-3222 Financial Aid - Stafford Accreditation - NCA Admission Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree, Personal Interview, GRE or GMAT, or Keller Admissions Test PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Master of Accounting & Financial Management (MAFM) BA or BS, Personal Interview, GRE 16 courses $1,345 per course GMAT, or Keller Admission Test Master of Business Administration (MBA) BA or BS, Personal Interview, GRE 16 courses $1,345 per course GMAT, or Keller Admission Test Master of Human Resource Management (MHRM) BA or BS, Personal Interview, GRE 15 courses $1,345 per course GMAT, or Keller Admission Test Master of Information Systems Management (MISM) BA or BS, Personal Interview, GRE 15 courses $1,345 per course GMAT, or Keller Admission Test Master of Project Management (MPM) BA or BS, Personal Interview, GRE 14 courses $1,345 per course GMAT, or Keller Admission Test Master of Telecommunication Management (MTM) BA or BS, Personal Interview, GRE 15 courses $1,345 per course GMAT, or Keller Admission Test Master of Public Administration (MPA) BA or BS, Personal Interview, GRE 15 courses $1,345 per course GMAT, or Keller Admission Test MIDWESTERN UNIVERSITY 19555 North 59th Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85308 (623) 572-3400 (888) 247-9277 Fax (623) 572-3410 www.midwestern.edu 555 31st Street, Downers Grove, IL 60515 Accreditation - NCA Financial Aid - Alternative Loans, FFEL, FWS, LEAP, Others, Pell, Perkins, PFAP, Private, SEOG, WICHE PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST B.B.S. (Bachelor of Biomedical Science) 60 semester hours at a regionally accredited college/ 2 years $13,687 per year university, (includes specific prerequisite coursework.) B.M.S. (Bachelor of Medical Science) 60 semester hours at a regionally accredited college/ 2 years $17,195 per year in Physician Assistant Studies university, (includes specific prerequisite coursework.) B.S. in Occupational Therapy 32 semester hours of specific prerequisite coursework, 21 months $16,007 per year overall GPA at least 2.75 - 4.0, completed first aid course within 3 years of enrollment, current certification in CPR Level C/Health Care Provider. Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, D.O. Official MCAT scores, 90 semester hours at a regionally 4 years $30,283 per year accredited college/university (includes specific prerequisite coursework), Science & overall GPA at least 2.75 - 4.0. Doctor of Pharmacy, Pharm.D Official PCAT scores, 60 semester hours at a regionally 3 years $23,591 per year accredited college/university (includes specific prerequisite coursework), overall GPA at least 2.75 - 4.0. MIDWESTERN UNIVERSITY (continued) M.A. in Bioethics Bachelors degree from a regionally accredited college/ 18 months - 5 years $378/credit hour university, overall GPA at least 2.75 - 4.0. M.B.S. (Master of Biomedical Sciences) Bachelors degree from a regionally accredited college/ 18 months - 4 years $17,411 per year university, overall GPA at least 2.75 - 4.0. M.C.S. (Master of Cardiovascular Bachelors degree from a regionally accredited college/ 21 months $19,260 per year Science Program) university; overall GPA at least 2.75 - 4.0. M.H.P.E. (Master of Health Bachelors degree from a regionally accredited college/ 18 months - 5 years $378/credit hour Professions Education) university, overall GPA at least 2.75 - 4.0. M.M.S. (Master of Medical Science) Bachelors degree from a regionally accredited college/ 27 months $21,366 per year in Physician Assistant Studies university (includes 63 semester hours of specific prerequisite coursework), official scores from the GRE at least 2.75 - 4.0. M.O.T. (Master of Occupational Bachelors degree from a regionally accredited college/ 27 months $19,410 per year Therapy) university (includes 32 semester hours of specific prerequisite coursework), official scores from the GRE general test, overall GPA at least 2.75 - 4.0, completed first aid course within 3 years of enrollment, current certification in CPR Level C/Health Care Provider. NORTH CENTRAL UNIVERSITY 505 West Whipple Street, Prescott, AZ 86301 (888) 327-2877 Fax (928) 541-7817 www.ncu.edu Financial Aid - SLM Accreditation - NCA Admission Requirements: High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent for Bachelors; BA/BS for Masters; MA/MS/MBA or equivalent for Doctorate. Northcentral University offers bachelors, masters, and doctorate degrees in business and psychology entirely online with no class or course attendance. Over 250 programs avail - able. Please view Catalog on-line or call the number above for more information. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENT LENGTH COST BBA, BAPsychology High School Diploma/GED 120 semester units $40,200 MBA, MAPsychology BA/BS 36 semester units $13,500 PhD MA/MS//MBA 81 semester units $19,125 NORTHSTAR COLLEGE OF ASTROLOGICAL STUDIES 8370 North Hayden Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85258 (480) 429-0009, Fax (480) 994-1181 www.NorthStarCollege.com Financial Aid - None Accreditation - Pending Admission Requirements: 18 years of age, High School Diploma or GED, access to personal computer and e-mail address. Degrees Offered: AAS in Astrological Studies PROGRAM LENGTH AAS in Astrological Studies 16-24 months Diploma Program in Astrology 8 months OTTAWA UNIVERSITY 10020 North 25th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021 (602) 371-1188 Fax (602) 371-0035 www.ottawa.edu 6402 East Superstition Springs, #103, Mesa, AZ 85206, (480) 807-1094 Accreditation - NCA 13402 North Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85254 (480) 998-2297 Admission Requirements: Transcripts from other colleges attended. Degrees Offered: BA, MA, MBA. Financial Aid - FFEL, Pell, PFAP, Stafford PROGRAMS OFFERED: Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Administration Bachelor of Arts Degree in Police Science/Law Enforcement Administration Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communication Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psycyhology Bachelor of Arts Degree in Elementary & Secondary Education Bachelor of Arts Degree in Public Administration Bachelor of Arts Degree in English Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies Individualized Majors Bachelor of Arts Degree in Fire Service Management Master of Arts Degree in Education Bachelor of Arts Degree in Health Care Management Master of Arts Degree in Human Resources Bachelor of Arts Degree in History Master of Arts Degree in Professional Counseling Bachelor of Arts Degree in Human Resources Masters of Business Administration Bachelor of Arts Degree in Human Services Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Certification Programs Bachelor of Arts Degree in Information Technology Systems Teacher Professional Education Program Bachelor of Arts Degree in Management

The Ottawa University Bachelor of Arts degree emphasizes the liberal arts as part of a student’s education and recognizes the importance of special career concerns. Also offered via the Internet. PARK UNIVERSITY 355 MSS/DPE, 5260 East Granite Street., Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 85707 (520) 748-8266 Fax (520) 750-8675 www.park.edu 56 MSSQ/MSE, 7383 North Litchfield Road, Suite 3140, Luke AFB, AZ 85309, (623) 856-3247 Accreditation: NCA Financial Aid - PELL, Stafford, Perkins, and other Title IV programs Tuition Costs: $141 per credit hour Entrance Requirements: High School Diploma or GED for all programs. Degrees Offered: Associate of Science (AS) & Bachelor of Science (BS) Not all programs are offered at both campus location. Please call for more information. PROGRAM LENGTH COST AS Computer Science (Davis-Monthan & Luke) 60 credit hours $141 per credit hour BS Computer Science (Davis-Monthan & Luke) 120 credit hours $141 per credit hour AS Management (Davis-Monthan & Luke) 60 credit hours $141 per credit hour BS Management (Davis-Monthan & Luke) 120 credit hours $141 per credit hour AS Mgt/Accounting (Davis-Monthan) 60 credit hours $141 per credit hour BS Mgt/Accounting (Davis-Monthan & Luke) 120 credit hours $141 per credit hour AS Social Psychology (Davis-Monthan & Luke) 60 credit hours $141 per credit hour BS Social Psychology (Davis-Monthan & Luke) 120 credit hours $141 per credit hour BS Mgt/Computer Information Systems 120 credit hours $141 per credit hour (Davis-Monthan & Luke) BS Mgt/Human Resources (Davis-Monthan & Luke)120 credit hours $141 per credit hour BS Mgt/Marketing (Davis-Monthan) 120 credit hours $141 per credit hour PHOENIX CAREER COLLEGE 111 West Monroe Street, Suite 800, Phoenix, AZ 85003 (602) 252-2171 Fax (602) 252-1891 www.phoenixcareercollege.com Other Campus Location: Denver, Colorado Springs, Nashville, Dallas, San Diego Accreditation - ABA, ACICS Financial Aid - BIA, Pell, Stafford Cost Information: All registrants are charged a $50.00 fee. All programs may require students to purchase books as an additional expense, except texts are included in the costs of massage therapy programs. Additional supplies and uniforms may be required expenses. Degrees Offered: Associate of Arts, Certificates (general practice Paralegal, Paralegal Studies, Massage Therapy) PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST General Practice Paralegal (Certificate) Bachelor’s Degree 6 mos.-day, 12 mos.-eve. $8,550/$7,550 Paralegal Studies (Associates Degree) High School/GED 18 months day/eve. $14,500 Massage Therapy 750 hours (Certificate) High School/GED 7.5 mos. day/15 mos. eve. $8,000 PRESCOTT COLLEGE 220 Grove Avenue, Prescott, AZ 86301 (800) 628-6364 Fax (928) 776-5242 www.prescott.edu Other Campus Location: Tucson Campus, 2233 East Speedway Blvd., Tucson, AZ 85719 (520) 319-9868 Accreditation - NCA, AEE Financial Aid - FFELP, Grants, LEAP, Pell, Perkins, PFAP, PLUS, Scholarship, SEOG, Stafford, VA Degrees Offered: Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Adult Degree Program Prior College Coursework Min. of 1 year $7,920.00 Master of Arts Program Undergraduate Degree Min. of 1.5 years $10,440.00 Resident Degree Program High School Completion Min of 2 years $13,980.00 REMINGTON COLLEGE - TEMPE CAMPUS 875 West Elliott, #126, Tempe, AZ 85284 (480) 834-1000 (800) 395-4322 Fax (480) 491-2970 www.educationamerica.com Financial Aid - BIA, FFEL, Pell, Stafford, VA, Vet. Rehab., Voc. Rehab Accreditation - ACICS Admission Requirements: High School Diploma, GED, Entrance Examination, Acceptance Interview. Degrees Offered: Associate of Applied Science (AAS), and Bachelor of Science (BS) PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Business Information Systems (AAS) HS/GED 24 months $25,872 Computer Information Systems (AAS) HS/GED 24 months $25,872 Computer Networking Technology (AAS) HS/GED 24 months $25,872 Criminal Justice (AAS) HS/GED 24 months $25,872 Criminal Justice (BS) HS/GED 18 months $25,872 Internet Information Systems (AAS) HS/GED 24 months $25,872 THUNDERBIRD - THE AMERICAN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT 15249 North 59th Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85306 (602) 978-7011 Fax (602)439-5432 www.t-bird.edu Other Campus Locations: Tokyo, Japan and Archamps, France Accreditation - AACSB, NCA Financial Aid - FFEL, Stafford, Perkins, Federal Work-Study, Alternative Loans, Dougherty Foundation Loans, Scholarships, Grants, Partial Assistantships Admission Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree, GMAT. Degrees Offered: MIM - Masters in International Management, Executive MIM. Certificate Program also offered. Classes/Programs Offered: Global Business, International Affairs, Modern Languages. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Masters of International Management Bachelor’s Degree 4 Trimesters New Students - Full Time $12,000 per Trimester TROY STATE UNIVERSITY 355 MSS/DPE, 5260 East Granite Street, Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 85707 (520) 748-2625 Fax (520) 748-2162 www.tsufl.edu Financial Aid - VA and military or business tuition assistance accepted), Stafford Accreditation: SACS PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Executive Master of Business Baccalaureate degree from a regionally 13 courses or 39 $660 per course or $220 Administration (EMBA) accredited college or university, and semester hours per semester hour graduate admission exam, (GMAT, GRE). Master of Science in Human Resources Baccalaureate degree from a regionally 10 courses or 30 $660 per course or $220 Management (MSHRM) accredited college or university, and semester hours per semester hour graduate admission exam, (GMAT, (can be completed in GRE, MAT). one year). Master of Science in Management (MSM) Baccalaureate degree from a regionally 10 courses or 30 $660 per course or $220 accredited college or university, and semester hour per semester hour graduate admission exam (GMAT, GRE, MAT). UNIVERSITY OF ADVANCING TECHNOLOGY (UAT) 2625 West Baseline Road, Tempe, AZ 85283-1042 (602) 383-8228 Fax (602) 383-8222 www.uat.edu Financial Aid - BIA, DLP Stafford Loans, FFEL, FSEOG, Graduate Stafford Loans, Pell, PFAP, Stafford Accreditation - ACICS Tuition Fees: 329 per credit hour Admission Requirements: High School (GPA 2.5 or ACT 21; or SAT 1020; or GED 500; or previous Bachelor or Associate Degree. Degrees Offered: AA, AS, BA, BS, MS Graduate Admissions: - Applicants to the Master’s Program must submit the following materials: -- A completed Application for Graduate Admissions. -- A short essay of 500 - 1,000 words on your career objectives and how this program will help you reach them. -- Either a sample of your work or documentation for a project you have completed. In either case you should include a one-page description of what you are submitting. Standards: - In order to be admitted, applicants must have: -- Earned a bachelor’s degree from a CHEA recognized accredited institution. -- Completed their undergraduate program with a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.75/4.0. -- Submitted the required materials. -- Interviewed successfully with a graduate academic advisor. -- Been approved by the Graduate Admissions Committee. PROGRAM DEGREE LENGTH COST Multimedia AA 60 credit hours min. Multimedia BA 120 credit hours min. Software Engineering AS 60 credit hours min. Software Engineering BS 120 credit hours min. Technology Commerce AS 60 credit hours min. Technology Commerce BS 120 credit hours min. Technology, Master of Science MS 36 credit hours/16 months $402.00 per credit hour UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX Phoenix Metropolitan Area: www.uophx.edu Main Campus: 4635 East Elwood, P.O. Box 52076, Phoenix, AZ 85040 (480) 557-2000 Fax (480) 557-1365 Accreditation - NCA Chandler Campus: 2975 West Linda Lane, Chandler, AZ 85226 (480) 557-2800 Gilbert Campus: 2160 South Power Road, Gilbert, AZ 85208 (480) 557-2600 Mesa Campus: 1620 South Stapley Drive, Suite 101, Mesa, AZ 85204 (480) 557-2550 Phoenix Northwest Campus: 15601 North 28th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85023 (602) 863-2600 Scottsdale Campus: 8801 East Raintree Drive, Suite 100, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 (480) 557-2667 Tempe Campus: 1150 West Grove Parkway, Tempe, AZ 85283 (602) 459-2130 Southern Arizona Locations: Main Campus: 5099 East Grant Road, Tucson, AZ 85712 (520) 881-6512, (800) 659-8988 River Road Campus: 555 East River Road, Tucson, AZ 85704 (520) 881-6512 Fort Huachuca Campus, Buffalo Soldier Education Training Center Blvd 52104, Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613 (520) 459-1093 Nogales Campus: 870 West Mariposa Road, Nogales, AZ 85621 (800) 659-8988 Sierra Vista Campus: 460 East Fry Blvd., Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 (520) 417-2080 Yuma Campus: 2450 South 4th Avenue, Yuma, AZ 85364 (800) 659-8988 Financial Aid - PFAP, Pell, FFEL, Others LENGTH COST(per credit hour) PROGRAM (Semester credits) Phoenix/Southern AZ Business Accounting (Bachelors Degree) 120 Semester Credits $280.00/$260.00 Business Administration (Bachelors Degree) 120 Semester Credits $280.00/$260.00 Business Administration (Masters Degree) 46 Semester Credits $350.00/$285.00 Business Management (Bachelors Degree) 120 Semester Credits $280.00/$260.00 Business Marketing (Bachelors Degree) 120 Semester Credits $280.00/$260.00 Computer Information Systems (Masters Degree) 37 Semester Credits $350.00/$285.00 Continuing Education Classes for Teachers (Masters Degree) $132/credit hour Counseling (Masters Degree) Varies w/Specialization $295/credit hour Criminal Justice (Bachelors Degree) 120 Semester Credits $280.00/$260.00 E-Business (Bachelors Degree) 120 Semester Credits $280.00/$260.00 E-Business (Masters Degree) 46 Semester Credits $350.00/$285.00 Education (Masters Degree) Varies w/Specialization $235.00/credit hour Global Management (Masters Degree) 46 Semester Credits $350.0/$285.00 Health Care Management (Masters Degree) 46 Semester Credits $350.00/$285.00 Health Care Services (Bachelors Degree) 120 Semester Credits $280.00/$260.00 Human Service (Bachelors Degree) 120 Semester Credits $280.00/$260.00 Information Technology (Bachelors Degree) 120 Semester Credits $280.00/$260.00 Management (Bachelors Degree) 120 Semester Credits $280.00/$260.00 Nursing (Bachelors Degree) 120 Semester Credits $280.00/$285.00 Nursing (Masters Degree) 39 Semester Credits $295.00/$285.00 Nursing/Family Nurse Practitioner (Masters Degree)(Phoenix Metro Area Only) 46 Semester Credits $420/credit hour Nursing/MBA Health Care Management (Masters Degree) 61 Semester Credits $350.00/$285.00 Organization Management (Masters Degree) 39 Semester Credits $350.00/$285.00 Technology Management (Masters Degree) 46 Semester Credits $350.00/$285.00 UNIVERSITY OF ST. FRANCIS 500 Wilcox Street, Joliet, IL 60435 (800) 735-7500 Fax (815) 740-6366 www.stfrancis.edu Other Campus Locations: Accreditation - NCA, NLN Scottsdale: LaQuinta Conference Center, Scottsdale Room, 8888 East Shea Blvd. Glendale: American Graduate School of Management, Snell Learning Center, Room 26, 15249 North 59th Ave. Tucson: Tucson Medical Center, Rincon Conference Room, 5301 East Grant Road Phoenix: St. Joseph Medical Center, Peppertree Ed. Building, Classroom 2 Financial Aid - Pell, Stafford and Others PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Bachelor of Science in Health Arts Certification in nursing, radiologic 32 semester hours $305 per semester hour technology, dental hygiene. Bachelor of Science in Nursing Graduate from a diploma program or 32 semester hours $345 per semester hour Associates Degree in Nursing and possess current licensure as an R.N. Master of Business Administration BA/BS, 2.75 GPA, either 2 years 36-48 semester hours $515 per semester hour & managerial experience or appropriate $190/technology fee GMAT scores, computer competency. Master of Science in Health Services BA/BS, 2 years experience in health 36 semester hours $375 per semester hour & Administration care, GPA 2.75 (4.0 scale). $19 /technology fee UNIVERSITY OF ST. FRANCIS (continued) Master of Science in Management BA/BS, 2 significant work experience 36 semester hours $375 per semester hour & computer competency. $190technology fee Master of Science in Training Development Bachelor’s Degree with a minimum 2.75 36 semester hours $375 per semester hour GPA, 2 years of work experience and computer skills. WAYLAND BAPTIST UNIVERSITY 2702 North 3rd Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 279-1011 Fax (602) 279-1539 www.wbu.edu/phx 7383 North Litchfield Park Road, Room 3142, Luke AFB, AZ 85309, (623) 935-6274 Accreditation - SACS ATZS-HRH-E Bldg. 52104, Ft. Huachua, AZ 85613, (520) 533-2255 Financial Aid - BIA, FFEL, FWS, LEAP, Others, PELL, PFAP, SEOG, Stafford Admission Requirements - High School Diploma or GED Degrees Offered - AAS, BA, BS, BSOE, MA PROGRAM LENGTH COST Bachelors Degree Programs Offered: Business 124 semester hours $140 per semester hour Christian Ministry 124 semester hours $140 per semester hour Corporate Training 124 semester hours $140 per semester hour Criminal Justice 124 semester hours $140 per semester hour Occupational Education 124 semester hours $140 per semester hour Human Services 124 semester hours $140 per semester hour Management 124 semester hours $140 per semester hour Occupational Education 124 semester hours $140 per semester hour Technical Management 124 semester hours $140 per semester hour Human Resource Management 36 semester hours $165 per semester hour Organizational Management 36 semester hours $165 per semester hour Psychology 36 semester hours $165 per semester hour WEBSTER UNIVERSITY - LUKE AIR FORCE BASE Education Center, Bldg 1150, 3rd Floor, 7383 Litchfield Road, Luke AFB, AZ 85309 (623) 536-6880 Fax (623) 536-6882 www.webster.edu Financial Aid - Student Loans, Tuition Assistance, VA Accreditation - NCA Admission Requirement: Bachelor Degree from a Regionally Accredited Institution PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENT LENGTH COST M.A. Business & Organizational Security Mgmt. Bachelor Degree 12 courses $9,144 M.A. Computer Resources & Information Mgmt. Bachelor Degree 12 courses $9,144 M.A. Human Resources Mgmt. Bachelor Degree 12 courses $9,144 M.A. Public Administration Bachelor Degree 12 courses $9,144 MBA Bachelor Degree 12 courses $9,144 WESTERN INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Main Campus: 9215 North Black Canyon Highway., Phoenix, AZ 85021 (602) 943-2311 Fax (602) 371-8637 www.wintu.edu Sierra Vista Campus: P.O. Box 12426, Ft. Huachuca, AZ 885613 (520) 459-5040 Accreditation - NCA East Valley Campus: 55 North Arizona Place, Chandler, AZ 85225 Financial Aid - BIA, FFEL, FWS, Others, Pell, PFAP, SEOG Tuition Information: Bachelors Degree: $240/credit hour, Masters Degree: $260/credit hour Admission Requirements: High School Diploma or GED, U.S. Citizenship or appropriate legal status. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENT LENGTH COST Accountancy Certificate HS Diploma/GED 51 credits $240/credit Accounting HS Diploma/GED 126 credits $240/credit Administration of Justice Available with minimum enrollment only. 126 credits $240/credit Behavioral Science HS Diploma/GED 126 credits $240/credit Business HS Diploma/GED 126 credits $240/credit Certified Financial Planner Certificate HS Diploma/GED 15 credits $240/credit Finance, MBA 4 year baccalaureate degree 40 credits $260/credit Information Systems Engineering 4 year baccalaureate degree 40 credits $260/credit Information Technology, BS HS Diploma/GED 126 credits $240/credit Information Technology, MBA 4 year baccalaureate degree 40 credits $260/credit Information Technology, MS 4 year baccalaureate degree 40 credits $260/credit International Business HS Diploma/GED 126 credits $240/credit International Business, MBA 4 year baccalaureate degree 40 credits $260/credit Management HS Diploma/GED 126 credits $240/credit Management, MBA 4 year baccalaureate degree 40 credits $260/credit Marketing HS Diploma/GED 126 credits $240/credit Marketing, MBA 4 year baccalaureate degree 40 credits $260/credit Public Administration Available with minimum enrollment only. 40 credits $260/credit AVIATION SCHOOLS Arizona aviation schools offer various courses to prepare students to qualify for pilot licenses in fixed wing aircraft, helicopters, gliders and air balloons. The requirements for these licenses are established by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The FAA also approves schools which meet established standards of instruction in fixed and rotorcraft. Prospective students should obtain information concerning these requirements by contacting: Federal Aviation Administration, Flight Standards District Office 17777 North Perimeter Drive, Suite #101, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 (480) 419-0330 Fax (480) 419-0800 AIRLINE TRAINING CENTER, ARIZONA 1658 South Litchfield Road, Goodyear, AZ 85338 (623) 932-1600 AIR TRANSPORT TRAINING INTERNATIONAL, INC. 6400 South Aviator Lane, Tucson, AZ 85735 (520) 578-4000 ANGEL AIR, INC. 4180 West Kitty Hawk, Chandler, AZ 85226 (480) 857-4100 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF AERO TECHNOLOGY ASU - TAE, Tempe, AZ 85287 (480) 965-7775 CHANDLER AIR SERVICE, INC. 1675 East Ryan Road., Chandler, AZ 85249 (480) 963-6420 Fax (480) 963-7639 www.aerobatics.com Financial Aid - Sallimae COCHISE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Aviation Department, 4190 West Highway 80, Douglas, AZ 85607 (520) 364-7943 CRM AIRLINE TRAINING CENTER 14605 North Airport Drive, Suite 120, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 (480) 948-8017 (800) 767-4568 www.crmatc.com - Private instruction through ATP Certification - Business & Commercial Jet type ratings - 4 year Aviation Management degree - Financial Assistance available DGV HOLDINGS, INC. 530 West Deer Valley Road, Suite 100, Phoenix, AZ 85027 (623) 580-7900 DIAMOND AIR AIRLINES, INC. 3535 Fortuna Avenue, Yuma, AZ 85365 DOUBLE EAGLE AVIATION 6961 South Apron Drive, Tucson, AZ 85706 (520) 294-8214 Fax (520) 573-1805 www.2-eagle.com *Multi-Engine Instructor and Airline Transport Pilot also available. Costs and times vary. *Part-time students may not necessarily follow accelerated program. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENT LENGTH COST Certified Flight Instructor Training Commercial Pilot Instrument Airplane, FAA Written Exam, Accelerated: 3 Days, $2,995 Flight Time Currency Check Ride on the 4th Certified Flight Instructor Training Commercial Pilot Instrument Airplane, FAA Written Exam, Accelerated: 10 Days, $3,995 Flight Time Currency Check Ride on the 11th Commercial Pilot Training 240 Hours Total Time, Experience pursuant to FAR 61.129(a), Accelerated: 4 days,, $2,995 FAA Written Exam Check Ride on the 5th Finish-Up Instrument Training Flight Time Currency Accelerated: 4 days, $4,995 Check Ride on the 5th Instrument Pilot Training VFR Currency, 45 hour Cross-Country PIC, FAA Written Exam Accelerated: 9 Days, $4,995 Check Ride on the 10th Private Pilot Training Medical Certificate, FAA Written Exam Accelerated: 18 Days, $6,995 Check Ride on the 19th Private/Commercial Multi-Engine Flight Time Currency Accelerated: 3 Days, $2,495 Add-On Training Check Ride on the 4th EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY 3200 Willow Creek Rd., Prescott, AZ 86301 (928) 777-3728 Toll Free (800) 888-3728 Fax (928) 777-3899 www.erau.edu Davis-Monthan Air Force Base: 355 MSS/DPE, 5260 East Granite Street, Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 85707 (520) 747-5540 Accreditation - SACS, ABET Glendale: 56 MSS/DPE, 7383 North Litchfield Road, Luke AFB, AZ 85309 (623) 935-4000 Phoenix: 2625 East Air Lane, Phoenix, AZ 85034 (602) 275-5533 Williams Gateway Center: 5930 South Sossaman Road, #104, Mesa, AZ 85212 (480) 279-1150 Financial Aid - BIA, FFEL, FWS, LEAP, Others, PELL, Perkins, PFAP, SEOG, Stafford Admission Requirements: HS/GED, plus satisfactory scores on placement exams, or ACT and SAT. Applicants must also demonstrate ability to be successful in selected program. Credit accepted from CEEB, CLEP, DANTES, professional experience, prior flight and aviation maintenance training. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Aeronautical Studies (Professional Pilot) Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $20,700 per year + flt. class fees Aerospace Engineering Same as Above BS/134 credit hours $20,700 per year Aerospace Studies Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $20,700 per year Computer Engineering Same as Above BS/128 credit hours $20,700 per year Computer Science/Software Engineering Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $20,700 per year Electrical Engineering Same as Above BS/128 credit hours $20,700 per year Global Security and Intelligence Studies Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $14,500 per year Management of Technical Operations Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $14,500 per year Master of Aeronautical Science Contact Campus MS/36 credit hours $14,500 per year Master of Business Administration, Aviation Contact Campus MS/36 credit hours $14,500 per year Master of Science & Technology Management Contact Campus MS/42 credit hours $14,500 per year Master in Safety Science Contact Campus MS/36 credit hours $14,500 per year Professional Aeronautics Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $20,700 per year Science, Technology, and Globalization Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $20,700 per year Space Physics Same as Above BS/120 credit hours $20,700 per year FALCON EXECUTIVE AVIATION, INC. 4766 Falcon Drive, Mesa, AZ 85205 (602) 832-0704 Fax (480) 830-8688 www.falconaviation.com THE GLOBAL GROUP, INC. 6801 North Glen Harbor Blvd., Suite 200, Glendale, AZ 85307 (623) 877-9350 GUIDANCE HELICOPTERS, INC. 6565 Crystal Lane, Prescott, AZ 86301 (928) 443-9370 JDO SCHOOL OF AEROSPACE SCIENCES - PHOENIX UND Aerospace Flight Training Center, 7360 East Tahoe, Mesa, AZ 85212 (480) 988-8117 LEADING EDGE AVIATION, INC, 1961 East Flight Line Drive, Tucson, AZ 85706 (520) 741-1921 NELSON, ROGER (Aviation) 675 West Aero Road, Casa Grande, AZ 85222 (520) 421-9724 NORTH-AIRE, INC. 6543 Crystal Lane, Prescott, AZ 86301 (928) 445-8320 Fax (928) 445-6712 www.northaire.com Financial Aid: SLM, Key Bank Programs Offered: Private Pilot - Commercial Pilot -- Instrument Rating - Airline Transport Pilot, Single & Multi Engine and Instrument Ratings, Primary, Advanced and Instrument Ground Instruction. International Accelerated Flight Training Center. Program requirements, length, and cost vary. Part 141 and 61. PROFESSIONAL FLIGHT INSTRUCTION SERVICE 5133 East Roadrunner Drive, Mesa, AZ 85215 (480) 654-3228 QUANTUM HELICOPTERS, INC. 2370 South Airport Blvd., Chandler, AZ 85249 (480) 814-8118 Fax (480) 814-8737 www.quantumhelicopters.com Satellite Office: 15035 North 73rd Street, Suite D200, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Accreditation: ACCSCT Financial Aid - Key Alternative Loan, Pilot Finance, Sallimae Federal Aviation Administration Part 141 Approved. Examiners on Staff. Degrees Offered: Private, Commercial, ATP Pilot Certificates, Instrument Rating, Flight Instructor Certificate. PROGRAMS OFFERED Airline Transport Pilot Instrument Rating Commercial Pilot Certificate Private Pilot Certificate Commercial Pilot Certificate - Additional Rating Private Pilot Certificate - Additional Rating Flight Instructor Certificate Professional Pilot Course Flight Instructor Certificate - Additional Rating Professional Pilot Instrument Course Instrument - Additional Rating R-44 Transition Course Instrument Instructor Rating Turbine Transition Course Instrument Instructor Rating - Additional Rating ROMELIA AEROSPACE, INC. 3044 North 27th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85016 (602) 954-7782 Programs Offered: Boeing Aircraft, Differences, Initial/Transitions; Private Pilot through ATP. SABENA AIRLINE TRAINING CENTER, INC. 14650 North Airport Drive, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 (480) 948-4515 SOUTHWEST FLIGHT CENTER Aviation Business Center, 15041 North Airport Drive, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 (480) 991-2880 Fax (480) 991-2968 www.southwestflightcenter.com We provide flight training for all Certificates and Ratings from Private Pilot through Airline Transport Pilot. Please call or visit our web site for more information. SUNBIRD FLIGHT SERVICES, INC. 2475 South Airport Blvd., Chandler, AZ 85249 (480) 821-1521 Fax (480) 814-8534 www.sunbirdflight.com Email: [email protected] Federal Aviation Administration Part 141 Approved. Program Offered: Private Pilot through ATP. Please call for course length and cost. TIFFIN AVIATION SERVICES, INC. HC2 Box 197, ,11 Access Way, Nogales, AZ 85621 (520) 792-2536 TUCSON AEROSERVICE CENTER, INC. 11700 West Avra Valley Road, Marana, AZ 85653 (520) 682-2999 WESTWIND SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS 732 West Deer Valley Road, Phoenix, AZ 85027 (623) 869-6973 BIBLE and DIVINITY SCHOOLS AMERICAN INDIAN COLLEGE OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 10020 North 15th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021 (602) 944-3335, Fax (602) 943-8299 www.aicag.edu Financial Aid - FFEL, FWS, LEAP, PELL, PFAP, SEOG Accreditation - NCA Admission Requirements: High School Diploma or GED, ACT/SAT, Pastoral Reference. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Business HS/GED 73 hours $9,775/year Christian Ministries HS/GED 128 hours $9,775/year Elementary Education HS/GED 128 hours $9,775/year COOK COLLEGE AND THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL 708 South Lindon Lane, Tempe, AZ 85281 (480) 968-9354 Fax (480) 968-9357 Financial Aid - Institution Sponsored Accreditation - None PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Residency - Pastoral Skills (AA) HS/GED, 18 years old 2 years/64 hours $30/semester hour Theological Education by Extension 18 years old 30 hours $1,500 College Bridge (Residency) 18 years old 2 semesters $30/semester hour Residency-Christian Education (AA Degree) HS/GED, 18 years old 2 years/64 hours $30/semester hour FULLER SEMINARY SOUTHWEST 4636 East University Drive, Suite 175, Phoenix, AZ 85034 (480) 517-1414 Fax (480) 517-1492 www.fuller.edu Other Locations: Arizona: Tucson. California: Pasadena, Irvine, Menlo Park. Washington: Seattle. Colorado: Colorado Springs. Financial Aid - Local and National Programs Accreditation - WASC, ATSUSC PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Masters in Theology Bachelor Degree from an accredited 96 Quarter Units $200/credit hour undergraduate school. Masters of Divinity Bachelor Degree from an accredited 144 Quarter Units $200/credit hour undergraduate school. Masters in Christian Leadership Bachelor Degree from an accredited 76 Quarter Units $200/credit hour undergraduate school. INDIAN BIBLE COLLEGE 2918 North Aris Street, Flagstaff, AZ 86004 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 30880, Flagstaff, AZ 86003 (928) 774-3890 Fax (928) 774-2655 www.indianbible.org Financial Aid - none Accreditation - none Degrees Offered - A.B.S., B.B.S, and Certificates PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Bible Foundation Certification High School Diploma/GED 1 year $1200.00 Biblical Studies High School Diploma/GED 2 years $2500.00 Christian Education High School Diploma/GED 4 years $5000.00 Music High School Diploma/GED 4 years $5000.00 Pastoral Ministry High School Diploma/GED 4 years $5000.00 Women’s Ministry High School Diploma/GED 4 years $5000.00 Youth Ministry High School Diploma/GED 4 years $5000.00 KINO INSTITUTE OF THEOLOGY 1224 East Northern Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85020 (602) 997-7397 Fax (602) 870-8871 www.kinoinstitute.org, or [email protected] Other Campus Locations: Lake Havasu City, Flagstaff, Camp Verde, Scottsdale Accreditation: United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington D.C. Financial Aid: Limited Admission Requirements - High School Diploma or GED. Degrees Offered - Certificates of Study in Schools of Theology, Biblical Studies, Spirituality. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST School of Theological Studies High School/GED 2 years $2,090 School of Biblical Studies High School/GED 1 year $1,100 School of Spirituality High School/GED 1 year $1,100 Art of Spiritual Direction High School/GED 2 years $3,080 SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE 2625 East Cactus Road, Phoenix, AZ 85032 (602) 992-6101 (800) 247-2697 Fax (602) 404-2159 www.swcaz.edu Financial Aid - FFEl, Pell, Perkins, FWS, SEOG, PFAP, LEAP Accreditation - NCA Degrees Offered - AA, BA, BS PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Biblical Studies HS/GED 4 years $5,000/semester Business Administration HS/GED 4 years $5,000/semester Certificate in Bible HS/GED 1 year $5,000/semester Christian Ministries HS/GED 4 years $5,000/semester Counseling HS/GED 4 years $5,000/semester Elementary Education HS/GED 4 years $5,000/semester Music Education HS/GED 4 years $5,000/semester Secondary Education HS/GED 4 years $5,000/semester SWEETWATER BIBLE COLLEGE 14240 North 43rd Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85306 (602) 978-5511 Fax (602) 588-3586 www.sweeeth20.org Financial Aid - none Accreditation - none (a member of Oral Roberts Educational Fellowship) PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST BA Degree in Theology Interview 5 years $10/trimester hour Christian Education Interview 4 years $10/trimester hour Ministerial Degree Interview 4 years $10/trimester hour UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO at KINO INSTITUTE 1224 East Northern Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85020 (602) 870-4123 (800) 225-5873 Fax (602) 678-5675 www.usfca.edu Other Campus Locations: University of San Francisco (main campus), 2130 Fulton Street, San Francisco, CA 94117 Accreditation: WASC Financial Aid - Private University Funds, Subsidized & Unsubsidized Federal Student Loans Admission Requirements - B.A. or B.S.; 2.7 GPA or higher; 2 letters of recommendation; 9 semester hours of undergraduate theology; statement of purpose. Degree Offered - Master of Arts in Theology

PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST M.A. Theology B.A./B.S. plus 9 units undergraduate 6 semesters $15,000 Theology (3 years) ($2,500/semester) WESTERN BIBLE INSTITUTE 2009 North 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85006 (602) 242-3818 Fax (602) 242-3549 www.westernbible.edu Financial Aid - Veterans Affairs Accreditation - none Degrees Offered - AA, BA Other Information - Endorsed by COCHE

PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST AA in Biblical Studies High School Diploma/GED 2 years $2900.00 BA in Biblical Studies High School Diploma/GED 4 years $5800.00 BA in Christian Education High School Diploma/GED 4 years $5800.00 BA in Pastoral Ministries High School Diploma/GED 4 years $5800.00 BA in World Missions High School Diploma/GED 4 years $5800.00 Biblical Studies Diploma High School Diploma/GED 3 years $4020.00 BUSINESS SCHOOLS

All schools licensed by the Arizona State Board for Private Postsecondary Education. ARIZONA PARALEGAL TRAINING PROGRAM 111 West Monroe, Suite 800, Phoenix, AZ 85003 (602) 252-2171 or (800) 990-2380 Fax (602) 252-1891 www.phoenixparalegal.com Financial Aid - Stafford, Plus Accreditation - ABA Admission Requirements - AA/BA Degree Degree Offered - Paralegal Certificate Day and Evening Classes offered. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Paralegal General Practice (Day) College Degree (2 yr. or 4 yr.) 6 months/40quarter course $8,550 plus books Entrance exam also required for 2 year degree candidates. (If Technical Degree) Paralegal General Practice (Evening) College Degree (2 yr. or 4 yr.) 11 months/36 quarter course $7,550 plus books Entrance exam also required for 2 year degree candidates. ( If Technical Degree)

For students who possess an AA Degree, the entrance exam is waived. Students possessing a technical associate degree such as a AAS are required to complete the entrance exam. Please call for more information. CHAPARRAL COLLEGE 4585 East Speedway, Suite 204, Tucson, AZ 85712 (520) 327-6866 Fax (520) 325-0108 www.chap-col.edu Financial Aid - FFEL, Others, Pell, SEOG Accreditation - ACICS Degrees Offered - Bachelor of Science Degrees, Associate of Science Degrees & Certificate Programs. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS CREDIT HOURS COST Accounting, (AS) HS/GED/Test 95 credits $15,200 Accounting, (BS) HS/GED/Test 183 credits $29,280 Accounting/Bookkeeping, Diploma HS/GED/Test 40 weeks $ 8,640 Business Administration, (AS) HS/GED/Test 95 credits $15,200 Business Administration, (BS) HS/GED/Test 183 credits $29,280 Computer Networking HS/GED/Test 48 credits $ 7,680 Computer Networking, (AS) HS/GED/Test 90 credits $14,400 Computer Networking, (BS) HS/GED/Test 180 credits $28,800 Computer Technology/Repair HS/GED/Test 48 credits $ 7,680 Computer Technology/Repair, (AS) HS/GED/Test 90 credits $14,400 Criminal Justice, (AS) HS/GED/Test 95 credits $15,200 Criminal Justice, (BS) HS/GED/Test 183 credits $29,280 General Studies HS/GED/Test 28 credits $ 4,480 Legal Office Administration (AS) HS/GED/Test 91 credits $14,560 Office Administration, (AS) HS/GED/Test 91 credits $14,560 Slot Machine Technician, Certificate HS/GED/Test 32 credits $ 5,120 Software Applications CPAT Score 130 46 credits $ 7,360 Cost Information: Tuition - Tuition is $165 per credit hour. Tuition is charged on a quarterly basis. A quarter at the college is ten weeks. Application Fee - An application fee of $25 is required at time of registration. Equipment/Supply Fee - There is a non-refundable equipment/supply fee of $180 for students enrolling in the Computer programs. Other Information: Books are provided as needed for each program. Books are loaned to the student for each class and must be returned in good condition or the student will be charged the replacement cost of the books. The student must return all books at the end of each quarter or when the student leave the college. EVEREST COLLEGE 2525 West Beryl Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021 (602) 942-4141 Fax (602) 943-0960 www.everest-college.com Financial Aid - College Loans, FFEL, FSEOG, FWS, Pell, PLUS, Stafford, VA Accreditation - NCA Admission Requirements: High School Diploma, GED, advanced degree from regionally accredited institution with 2.0 GPA. Degrees Offered: Associate in Applied Science PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS CREDIT HOURS COST Accounting High School Diploma/GED 90 credits $220 per credit Accounting Application High School Diploma/GED 50 credits $220 per credit Business Administration High School Diploma/GED 104 credits $220 per credit Criminal Justice Administration High School Diploma/GED 90 credits $220 per credit Legal Assistant High School Diploma/GED 96 credits $220 per credit EVEREST COLLEGE (continued) PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS CREDIT HOURS COST Network Administration/AAS Degree High School Diploma/GED 108 credits $285 per credit Network Administration/Diploma High School Diploma/GED 76 credits $285 per credit Office Administration High School Diploma/GED 46 credits $220 per credit Office Management and Technology High School Diploma/GED 92 credits $220 per credit Medical Insurance Billing/Coding High School Diploma/GED 35 credits $7100/program

The Enrollment Agreement obligates the student and the school for the entire program of instruction. Student’s financial obligations will be calculated in accordance with the refund policy in the contract and the school catalog. The content and schedule for the programs and academic terms are described in the school’s catalog. All students will be charged a $25 registration fee each term. Arrangements for payment of tuition and book charges (if applicable) must be made in advance of the first day of classes for each term in which the student is enrolled. The College charges the student’s tuition account for tuition at the beginning of each term in which the stu - dent is enrolled. Detailed below are other educational expenses considered in determining the student’s cost of attendance and information on how those costs were arrived. These include personal, room and board, and transportation. The amount of personal expenses allowed all students is $190.00 per month. This figure was determined by a national average obtained from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Room and board cost are also obtained from the Bureau of Labor and Statistics. The allowable costs for students without dependents who live with their parents is $303.00 per month. The allowable costs for students without dependents who do not live with their parents and students with dependents is $602.00 per month. Transportation costs are calculated by applying the formula stated below or by use of an average cost. The calculation for determining transportation costs is the average number of one-way trips per week times the average number of miles one way times 4.33 weeks per month times $32.5 cents per mile, which averages $116.00 per month. Information on how the average cost was arrived is available in the Student Finance Office. INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF THE AMERICAS 6049 North 43rd Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 850189-1600, (602) 242-6265 Fax (602) 973-2572 www.iia.edu Financial Aid - Pell, Stafford Accreditation - Nationally

PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Automated Accounting HS/GED/Test 30 Weeks $8,850.00 Bachelor of Arts - Management HS/GED/AA 126 Weeks Business Operations/Accounting HS/GED/Test 66 Weeks $17,500.00 Business Operations/Technician HS/GED/Test 66 Weeks $17,500.00 Business Technology Specialist HS/GED/Test 30 Weeks $8,850.00 Computer Technology Specialist HS/GED/Test 30 Weeks $10,250.00 Detention & Security Specialist HS/GED/Test 30 Weeks $8,850.00 Health Technology Management/Medical Assistant HS/GED/Test 66 Weeks $16,650.00 Health Technology Management/Patient Care Technician HS/GED/Test 69 Weeks $16,500.00 Justice Administration HS/GED/Test 66 Weeks $16,500.00 Medical Assistant HS/GED/Test 30 Weeks $9,000.00 Microcomputer Network Systems HS/GED/Test 71 Weeks $18,150.00 Patient Care Technician HS/GED/Test 33 Weeks $9,000.00 LAMSON COLLEGE 1126 North Scottsdale Road, #17, Tempe, AZ 85281 (480) 898-7000 Toll Free (800) 898-7017 Fax (480) 967-6645 www.lamsoncollege.com Financial Aid - BIA, FFEL, LEAP, Pell, SEOG, Stafford Accreditation - ACICS Admission Requirements: High School Diploma, GED Degrees Offered: A.A.S. ABA & VA Approved. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Accounting HS/GED 92 credit hours $17,825 Administrative Assistant/Computer Applications HS/GED 48 credit hours $9,515 Computer Network Systems Engineer HS/GED 96 credit hours $19,625 Computer Network Technician HS/GED 54 credit hours $11,800 Legal Assistant HS/GED 92 credit hours $17,825 Legal Secretary HS/GED 92 credit hours $17,825 Medical Billing Specialist HS/GED 50 credit hours $9,275 Office Management HS/GED 92 credit hours $17,825 Patient Care Technician HS/GED 52 credit hours $10,825 Surgical Technologist HS/GED 80 credit hours $18,925 All costs estimated to include Tuition, Application Fee and estimated Books & Supplies. LIGHTPOINT LEARNING SOLUTIONS 2121 South 48th Street, Suite 106, Tempe, AZ 85282 (602) 431-1100 Fax (602) 438-1161 Accreditation - none Programs Offered: Certified Novell Administrator Certified Novell Engineer Microsoft Certified Professional Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer

Please call for more information. METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF COURT REPORTING 4640 East Elwood Street, Suite 12, Phoenix, AZ 85040 (602) 955-5900 Fax (480) 894-8999 [email protected] Financial Aid - FFEL, PELL, PFAP, Stafford, PLUS, BIA Accreditation - ACCSCT PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Court Reporting, BAS HS/GED; typing test; S.L.E. 33-45 months/123 semester credits $23,958 Machine Transcription, AAS HS/GED; typing test; S.L.E. 27-39 months/99 semester credits $17,424 Legal Technician HS/GED; typing test; S.L.E. 15-24 months/66 semester credits $10,989

The Continuing Education Program is a 30 Clock Hour program per month. The program is charged at $20.00 per Clock Hour for a total charge of $600.00 per month. For any additional time attended after stated months, student will be assessed an additional charge of $177.00 for each additional credit hour. Other Fees: Registration Fee: $50.00; Re-entry Fee: $50.00; Graduation Fee: $40.00; NSF Check: $30.00; Late Fee: $15.00; Transcript Fee: $5.00. STELLAR INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE 7532 West Indian School Road, Phoenix, AZ 85033 (623) 873-5824 Fax (623) 873-5829 www.sii.edu Financial Aid - none Accreditation - none Admission Requirements: High School Diploma/GED, B.A./B..S. Degree Offered: M.A. in Organizational Leadership. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership B.A./B.S. Degree 30 credits $250/credit TUCSON COLLEGE 7310 East 22nd Street, Tucson, AZ 85710 (520) 296-3261 (800) 234-2623 Fax (520) 296-3484 www.tucsoncollege.com Financial Aid - BIA, Institutional Loans, LEAP, Others, Parent-Plus, Pell, Perkins, SEOG, Stafford, Unsubsidized, Voc. Rehab, WIA Approved for Veteran’s Training Accreditation - ACICS PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Administrative Assistant High School Diploma/GED Entrance 32 weeks $7,525 Medical Assistant Examination for all programs 32 weeks $8,255 Medical Office Billing & Coding Specialist 30 weeks $7,533 Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide 20 weeks $4,203 Optometric Assistant 30 weeks $7,521 Patient Care Technician 34 weeks $8,065 COSMETOLOGY and BARBER SCHOOLS COSMETOLOGY SCHOOLS: All schools are licensed by the Arizona State Board of Cosmetology and accredited by NACCAS unless noted. All schools provide courses which prepare graduates to take the Arizona State Board of Cosmetology licensing examination in either cosmetology, manicuring or student instructor. The standard enrollment requirements for: Cosmetology or Manicuring — Two years of high school or GED; Student Instructor — Current Arizona cosmetology license, one year of experience, high school graduate or GED. Course length: Cosmetology - 1,600 hours, Manicuring - 300 hours, Student Instructor - 650 hours, Aesthetician - 600 hours. The standard curriculum for each course may be obtained from the: Arizona State Board of Cosmetology, 1721 E. Broadway, Tempe, AZ (480) 784-4539. Arizona State Board of Barbers, 1400 West Washington, Suite 220, Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4498 Refresher Courses for Cosmetologist Most cosmetology schools offer brush-up and refresher courses for those with previous cosmetology training and experience. Contact the individual school for requirements and costs. COSMETOLOGY SCHOOL COST MATRIX SCHOOL COSMETOLOGY NAIL TECH INSTRUCTOR AESTHETICS BARBER STYLING Academy of Nail Technology N/A $3,795 $1,200 N/A N/A All-American Barber Academy N/A N/A N/A N/A Call for Cost Allure Career College of Beauty (Scottsdale) $11,150 $4,700 $2,400 $4,445 N/A Allure Career College of Beauty (Tucson) $11,150 $4,700 $2,400 $4,445 N/A Arizona Academy of Beauty $10,555 $4,755 $4,000 N/A N/A Arizona Barber Styling College (ABSC) N/A N/A N/A N/A 4950.00 Artistic Beauty Colleges $11,150 $5,000 N/A $6,700 N/A Barber Works Barber School N/A N/A N/A N/A Call for Cost Canyon De Chelly School of Cosmetology Call for Cost Call for Cost Call for Cost Call for Cost N/A Canyon State Academy Call for Cost Call for Cost Call for Cost Call for Cost Call for Cost Carsten Institute of Hair & Beauty $11,200 N/A $4,750-$5,450 $6,950 N/A Charles of Italy Beauty College $9,000 $3,620 $3,475 $3,670 N/A Classic Beauty College $6,995 $2,356 $3,016 N/A N/A College of Beauty Arts & Science $11,150 $4,700 $2,600 $4,445 N/A Devoe College of Beauty $7,500 $3,200 $3,200 N/A N/A Earl’s Academy of Beauty $9465.49 $3758.27 $3876.27 N/A N/A Evit Academy of Cosmetic Arts Call for Cost Call for Cost N/A Call for Cost N/A Hair Stylist Barber College N/A N/A N/A N/A Call for Cost Hollywood Barber College N/A N/A N/A N/A 6500.00 International Academy of Hair Design $8,495 $2,090 $2,000 N/A N/A Kar-Che’ The Professional Career Center N/A N/A N/A $8,912 N/A Kincheloe’s Barber College N/A N/A N/A N/A $4,475 Latin Style Barbering School & Supplies, Inc. N/A N/A N/A N/A $6,020 Luna’s Barber College N/A N/A N/A N/A Call for Cost Maricopa Beauty College $5,475-$5,975 $1,295 $3,000 $3,200 N/A National Aesthetics Institute - Scottsdale N/A N/A $3,650 $4,500 N/A Permanent Cosmetics Center of Scottsdale Call for Cost N/A N/A N/A N/A Phoenix Academy of Beauty $11,150 $4,700 $2,400 N/A N/A Precision Barber College N/A N/A N/A N/A Call for Cost Safford College of Beauty Culture, Inc. $7,260 $3,254.38 $3,454.95 N/A N/A Sam’s Barber & Styling School N/A N/A N/A N/A Call for Cost Southern Arizona Barber College N/A N/A N/A N/A Call for Cost Toni & Guy Academy Call for Cost N/A Call for Cost N/A N/A Yuma School of Beauty $5,295 $2,195 N/A $2,195 N/A ACADEMY OF NAIL TECHNOLOGY 3551 West Northern Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021 (602) 995-5666 Fax (602) 995-6743 E-mail: [email protected] Financial Aid - Institution Sponsored PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Nail Technology One of the following: H.S. Diploma, GED, 23 years 600 hours $3,795 of age or 16 years of age with 10 High School Credits - 2 English Credits Student Instructor One of the following: H.S. Diploma, GED, 23 years 300 hours $1,200 of age or 16 years of age with 10 High School Credits - 2 English Credits ALL-AMERICAN BARBER ACADEMY 4393 West Bethany Home Road, Glendale, AZ 85301 (623) 939-3440 Please call for course, cost, and financial aid availability information.

ALLURE CAREER COLLEGE OF BEAUTY 7730 East McDowell, Scottsdale, AZ 85257 (602) 949-7557 3210 East Speedway, Tucson 85716 (520) 327-6544 Financial Aid - BIA, FFEL, Others, Pell, Perkins, SEOG PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Aesthetics High School Diploma or GED 600 hours $ 4,445 Cosmetology High School Diploma or GED 1600 hours $11,500 Manicuring High School Diploma or GED 600 hours $ 4,700 Student Instructor High School Diploma or GED 650 hours $ 2,400

ARIZONA ACADEMY OF BEAUTY 4046 North Oracle Road, Tucson, AZ 85705 (520) 888-0170 Accreditation - NCCAS Financial Aid - BIA, DES, DVR, FDL, PELL, PLUS, Scholarships, SEOG, VA PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Cosmetology Varies 1600 hours $10,555 Instructor Training Varies 650 hours $4,000 Nail Technology Varies 600 hours $4,755 ARIZONA BARBER-STYLING COLLEGE (ABSC) 2842 West Van Buren Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85009 (602) 484-7248 Financial Aid - None Accreditation - None General Enrollment Requirements: The requirements to enroll at ABSC are to be age 16 and up and have a high school diploma or GED or show proof of at least a 10th grade education, four wallet size pictures, $150.00 registration fee (non-refundable) and $500.00 down for barber-styling kit which you keep when you finish the course. Total cost of the course is $4,950; this amount includes your registration fee and kit. If you have some training in hairstyling or barbering, you need to bring that information with you when you enroll. Our school is self-pace; we have very flexible hours. ABSC is also a bilingual (Spanish) school. ABSC had been operating since May 1996. Once a student completes the hours required (1500), and they feel competent to take the Arizona State Barber Board written and practical exam, and pass, they will receive a barber-styling license from the State Barber Board. To be a barber-styling instructor, you need to have worked two years as a licensed barber-stylist and pass the instructor practical and written Arizona State Board exami - nation. Course length: 1500 hours, total of 8 months training are required by the Arizona State Board of Barbers.

PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENT LENGTH COST Barber/Stylist HS/GED, or at least 10th grade completed. 1500 hours/8 months $4,950 ARTISTIC BEAUTY COLLEGES Corporate Office: 2450 West Osborn Road, Phoenix, AZ 85015 (602) 248-2828 Fax (602) 248-9014 www.artisticbeautycolleges.com Financial Aid - PELL, FFEL, PLUS, Stafford Admission Requirements: High School Diploma, GED, Ability to Benefit test with High School transcript (minimum 10 credits, 2 in English). Multiple campus locations. Please call or visit our web site for more information. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Cosmetology HS/GED, ATB 1600 hours $11,150 Esthetician HS/GED, ATB 600 hours $6,700 Nail Technology 600 hours $5,000 BARBER WORKS BARBER SCHOOL P.O. Box 2240, Mesa, AZ 86040 (520) 645-5401 Please call for more information. BGC SCHOOL OF HAIR TECHNOLOGY 11242 South Foothills Blvd., Yuma, AZ 85367 (520) 305-1980 Please call for more information. CANYON DE CHELLY SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY P.O. Box 587, Chinle, AZ 86503 (520) 674-9567 Fax (520) 674-9553 Financial Aid - Navajo Department of Workforce Development PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Aesthetics Two years of high school or GED 600 hours $1,500 Cosmetology Two years of high school or GED 1600 hours $2,500 Manicuring Two years of high school or GED 600 h ours $1,000 Student Instructor Current AZ cosmetology license, one 650 hours $1,000 year of experience, high school graduate. CANYON STATE ACADEMY 20061 Rittenhouse Road, Queen Creek, AZ 85242 (480) 987-2046 Please call for more information.

CARSTEN INSTITUTE OF HAIR & BEAUTY 3345 South Rural Road. Tempe, AZ 85282 (480) 491-0449 Fax (480) 820-3157 www.carsteninstituteandsalons.com Financial Aid - FFEL, Stafford, PLUS, Pell Accreditation: NACCAS PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Cosmetology HS/GED, Entrance Exam 1600 Hours $11,200 Cosmetology Instructor HS/GED, Entrance Exam, Licensed Cosmetologist, 1 year work experience 650 Hours $5,450 Aesthetics HS/GED, Entrance Exam 600 Hours $6,950 Aesthetics Instructor HS/GED, Entrance Exam, Licensed Aesthetician, 1 year work experience 500 Hours $5,450 CHARLES OF ITALY BEAUTY COLLEGE 1987 McCulloch Blvd., Suite 205, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403 (928) 453-6666 Fax (928) 505-2544 www.charlesofitaly.com Financial Aid - Pell, Stafford Accreditation: NACCAS

PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Cosmetology HS/GED 1600 Hours $9,000 Nail Technology HS/GED 600 Hours $3,620 Instructor Training HS/GED 650 Hours $3,475 Massage Therapy HS/GED 900 Hours $5,500 Aesthetics HS/GED 600 Hours $3,670 CLASSIC BEAUTY COLLEGE Administrative Offices: 3227 East Bell Road, Suite 253, Phoenix, AZ 85032 (602) 992-2282 Fax (602) 971-1628 Financial Aid - ACE Grant Program, BIA, DVR, Institution Sponsored PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Cosmetology H.S. Diploma/GED or 10 High School 1600 hours $6,995 credits including 2 in English Cosmetology Instructor H.S. Diploma/GED 650 hours $3,016 Nail Technology H.S. Diploma/GED or 10 High School 650 hours $2,356 credits including 2 in English COLLEGE OF BEAUTY ARTS & SCIENCES 1790 East Route 66, Flagstaff, AZ 86004 (928) 774-7146 410 West Goodwin, Prescott, AZ 86301 (928) 778-5064 2390 North Alma School Road, #101, Chandler, AZ 85224 (480) 855-7901 Financial Aid - Pell, FFEL, BIA, JPTA, and others PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Aesthetics Two years of High School or GED 600 hours $4,445 Cosmetology Two years of High School or GED 1600 hours $11,150 Manicuring Two years of High School or GED 600 hours $4,700 Student Instructor Current AZ cosmetology license, one 650 hours $2,600 year of experience, high school graduate or GED. DEVOE COLLEGE OF BEAUTY 750 Bartow Drive, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 (520) 458-8660 Fax (520) 458-8514 [email protected] Financial Aid - Pell, Direct Loan Accreditation: NACCAS PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Cosmetology HS/GED 1600 Hours $7,500 Nail Technician HS/GED 600 Hours $3,200 Student Instructor HS/GED 650 Hours $3,200 EARL’S ACADEMY OF BEAUTY 2111 South Alma School Road, Suite 21, Mesa, AZ 85210 (480) 897-1688 Fax (480) 897-6735 www.earlsacacemy.com Financial Aid - FFEL, Pell, SEOG, PLUS, BIA Accreditation: NACCAS PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Cosmetology (Hair Only) High School Diploma or GED 1600 Hours $9465.49 Cosmetology (With Nails) High School Diploma or GED 1600 Hours $9573.29 Nail Technology High School Diploma or GED 600 Hours $3758.27 Student Instructor High School Diploma or GED 650 Hours $3876.27 EVIT ACADEMY OF COSMETIC ARTS 1601 West Main, Bldg 12, Mesa, AZ 85201 (480) 461-4002 Fax (480) 461-4169 Financial Aid - Voc Rehab Accreditation: NACCAS PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Cosmetology HS/GED, 10 Credits-2 in English 1600 Hours Call for Cost Nail Technology HS/GED, 10 Credits-2 in English 600 Hours Call for Cost Aesthetics HS/GED, 10 Credits-2 in English 600 Hours Call for Cost HAIR STYLIST BARBER COLLEGE 7611 West Thomas Road, #G-6, Phoenix, AZ 85705 (623) 873-1068 Please call for more information HOLLYWOOD BARBER COLLEGE 1336 West Prince Road, Tucson, AZ 85705 (520) 887-0532 Fax (520) 293-0391 E-mail: [email protected] Financial Aid - Pima County One-Stop Career Center Admission Requirements: Social Security Account Number (SSAN), Drivers License, High School Diploma/GED or 10 1/2 high school credits. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Barber See Above 1500 Hours 6500.00 INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF HAIR DESIGN 4415 South Rural Road, Tempe, AZ 85282 (480) 820-9422, Fax (480) 820-9348 www.intlacademy.biz 42 North Stapley Drive, Mesa, AZ 85203 (480) 964-8675 Fax (480) 964-5528 Accreditation - NACCAS Financial Aid - Pell, FFEL, SEOG, BIA, VA, others PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Cosmetology HS/GED 1600 hours $8,495 Nail Technology HS/GED 600 hours $2,090 Student Instructor Current AZ cosmetology license, one 650 hours $2,000 year of experience, high school graduate or GED. KAR - CHE’ THE PROFESSIONAL CAREER CENTER 14637 North Cave Creek Road, Phoenix, AZ 85022 (602) 788-3036 Fax (602) 788-8178 Accreditation - None Financial Aid - None PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Aesthetics HS/GED, if over 23 yrs of age, 600 hours $8912.00 no proof of education needed. months KINCHELOES BARBER COLLEGE 1700 South Park Avenue, Tucson, AZ, 85713 (520) 792-0790 Financial Aid - DES, Institutional Funding, VA PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Advanced Training for Instructors License 2 years experience 750 hours $4,000 Barber/Styling High School Diploma/GED 1500 hours $4,475 LATIN STYLE BARBERING SCHOOL & SUPPLIES, INC. 340 East Baseline Road, Suites 40 & 45, Phoenix, AZ 85040 (602) 243-7248 E-mail: [email protected] Financial Aid - Chicanos Por La Causa, DES, City of Phoenix JTPA PROGRAM LENGTH COST Theory and practical Training for the Barbering Industry 1500 hours $6,020 LUNA’S BARBER COLLEGE 2023 West Guadalupe, #4, Mesa, AZ 85202 (480) 831-5457 Please call for more information. MARICOPA BEAUTY COLLEGE 515 West Western, Avondale, AZ 85323 (602) 932-4414 Financial Aid - Pell, SEOG, Stafford, Plus PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Aesthetics Two years of high school or GED 600 hours $3,200 Cosmetology I Two years of high school or GED 1600 hours $5,475 Cosmetology II Two years of high school or GED 1600 hours $5,975 Manicuring Two years of high school or GED 300 hours $1,295 Student Instructor Current AZ cosmetology license, 650 hours $3,000 one year of experience, high school graduate or GED. NATIONAL AESTHETICS INSTITUTE - SCOTTSDALE 1465 North Hayden Road, Suite EG-5, Scottsdale, AZ 85257 (480) 481-8083 Fax 480-481-8085 Financial Aid: None PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Aesthetics 23 years of age or older, or High 600 Hours $7,825 School Diploma, or GED 600 hour Aesthetics Course that incorporates spa, salon and medical aesthetics, facial and body treatments, waxing and make-up. 5 1/2 months = Part Time, 7 1/2 months = Full Time. Licensed Arizona State Board Aesthetic School. PERMANENT COSMETIC CENTER OF SCOTTSDALE 4251 North Winfield Scott Plaza, #5, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 (480) 990-3600 [email protected] Financial Aid - None Accreditation - none Minimum Requirements: All applicants must have at least a 12th grade education or its equivalent. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS COST Beginner & Advanced Classes in High School Diploma/GED Call for cost. Micropigmentation Recognized by the Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals and the American Academy of Micropigmentation. PHOENIX ACADEMY OF BEAUTY 10820 North 43rd Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85304 (602) 937-2749 Accreditation - NACCAS Financial Aid - FFEL, Pell, Stafford, BIA, VA PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Cosmetology High School Diploma or GED 1600 Clock Hours $11,150 Student Instructor High School Diploma or GED 650 Clock Hours $ 2,400 Nail Technology High School Diploma or GED 600 Clock Hours $ 4,700 PRECISION BARBER COLLEGE 2718 West Southern Avenue, Tempe, AZ 85282 (602) 431-1653 Please call for more information. SAFFORD COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CULTURE, INC. 1550 West Thatcher Blvd., Safford, AZ 85546 (928) 428-0331 FAX (520) 348-7714 www.zekes.com Financial Aid - FFEL and Pell Accreditation - NACCAS PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Cosmetology High School Diploma or GED, ATB 1600 Hours $7,260 Nail Technician/Manicuring High School Diploma or GED, ATB 600 Hours $3,254.38 Cosmetology Instructor High School Diploma or GED and 650 Hours $3,454.95 1 year work experience SAM’S BARBER & STYLING SCHOOL 6008 South Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85040 (602) 276-9036 Please call for more information. SOUTHERN ARIZONA BARBER COLLEGE 2900 East Broadway, #174, Tucson, AZ 85716 (520) 319-0122 Please call for more information. TONI & GUY HAIRDRESSING ACADEMY 7201 East Camelback, Suite 100, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 (480) 994-4222 Fax (480) 994-8319 www.attheacademy.com 15210 South 50th Street, Suite 150, Phoenix, AZ 85044 (480) 940-5300 Accreditation: NACCAS

PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Cosmetology Course High School Diploma or GED 1600 hours Call for cost Cosmetology Instructors Course High School Diploma or GED 650 hours Call for cost UNIVERSAL BARBER COLLEGE 80 South 15th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85040 (602) 262-9904 PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Barbering High School Diploma/GED. 16 years old with 1500 hours $5,165 10th grade education and proof of transcripts. YUMA SCHOOL OF BEAUTY 50 West Third Street, Yuma, AZ 85364 (520) 783-3141 Fax (520) 783-6811 E-Mail: yumaschoolof beauty.com Financial Aid - Institution Sponsored, Scholarship, VA, Voc Rehab, WIA Accreditation - none Admission Requirements High School Diploma, GED, exceptions made if over age 23. Licensed by the Arizona Board of Cosmetology. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Cosmetology High School Diploma or GED 1600 Hours $5,295 Nail Technology High School Diploma or GED 600 Hours $2,195 Aesthetician High School Diploma or GED 600 Hours $2,195 DISTANCE EDUCATION Distance Education is a formal educational process in which the majority of the instruction occurs when student and instructor are not in the same place. Distance education may employ correspondence study, or audio, video, or computer technologies. Listed below are educational institutions within the State of Arizona that deliver Distance Education opportunities. Please visit their respective Web Sites to access course catalogs for more information. For questions about licensure of a school within the State of Arizona, please contact the Arizona State Board for Private Postsecondary Education at (602) 542-5709. ARIZONA INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY & STELLAR INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE ON-LINE Web Site: www.aibt.edu Accreditation: ACICS Please visit Web Site for more information on courses offered, financial aid, and the application process. ARIZONA REGENTS UNIVERSITY (ARU) & ARIZONA DISTANCE LEARNING Web Site: www.azdistancelearning.org Accreditation: NCA Arizona Distance Learning is a Web site that catalogs several hundred undergraduate and graduate courses available by distance-learning technology from the three state universities (Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, and the University of Arizona). The courses are delivered via the Internet, CD-ROM, television and videotape, and by correspondence. ARIZONA WESTERN COLLEGE Web Site: www.awc.cc.az.us Accreditation: NCA Please visit Web Site for more information on courses offered, financial aid, and the application process. CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE Web Site: www.cac.cc.az.us Accreditation: NCA Please visit Web Site for more information on courses offered, financial aid, and the application process. COCHISE COLLEGE Web Site: www.cochise.cc.az.us Accreditation: NCA Please visit Web Site for more information on courses offered, financial aid, and the application process. COCONINO COMMUNITY COLLEGE Web Site: www.coco.cc.az.us Accreditation: NCA Please visit Web Site for more information on courses offered, financial aid, and the application process. COLLEGE OF THE HUMANITIES AND SCIENCES Web Site: www.chumsci.edu Accreditation: Pending Please visit Web Site for more information on courses offered, financial aid, and the application process. NORTHLAND PIONEER COLLEGE Web Site: www.northland.cc.az.us Accreditation: NCA Please visit Web Site for more information on courses offered, financial aid, and the application process. PHOENIX COLLEGE Web Site: www.pc.maricopa.edu Accreditation: NCA Please visit Web Site for more information on courses offered, financial aid, and the application process. RIO SALADO COMMUNITY COLLEGE Web Site: www.rio.maricopa.edu Accreditation: NCA Please contact an advisor at (480) 517-8540 or: [email protected],maricopa.edu, to choose which degree will work best for you. UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX Web Site: www.phoenix.edu Accreditation: NCA B.S. in Business with Majors in Administration, Management, Information Systems; M.A. in Organizational Management; M.B.A.; M.B.A. in Technology Management. YAVAPAI COLLEGE Web Site: www.yavapai.cc.az.us Accreditation: NCA Please visit Web Site for more information on courses currently offered. The following is a partial listing of distance learning institutions accredited by the Distance Education and Training Council (DETC). For more information about any of the courses offered by these institutions, please visit their respective web sites and for a complete list of distance learning institutions, please visit: www.detc.org. For questions about licensure of a school within the State of Arizona, please contact the Arizona State Board for Private Postsecondary Education at (602) 542-5709. AMERICAN COLLEGE OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCES Web Site: www.aics.edu Accreditation: DETC Offers Bachelor and Master of Science in Computer Science and Bachelor of Science in Information Systems. AMERICAN GRADUATE UNIVERSITY Web Site: www.agu.edu Accreditation: DETC Master of Acquisition Management and Master of Project Management; and professional certificate and development courses in management, contract and procure - ment management, financial management, and general management. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCE Web Site: www.aiasinc.com Accreditation: DETC Basic and advanced courses in forensic science. ART INSTRUCTION SCHOOLS Web Site: www.Artists-ais.com Accreditation: DETC Coursed in Art. ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Web Site: www.atlanticuniv.edu Accreditation: DETC Master of Arts in Trans-personal Studies. CALIFORNIA COLLEGE FOR HEALTH SCIENCES Web Site: www.cchs.edu Accreditation: DETC Master of Public Health, Master of Science in Health Care Administration, Master of Science in Health Services with a concentration in Community Health, and Wellness Promotion, Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Health Care; Bachelor of Science in Health Services with a major in Management, and Respiratory Care; Associate of Science in Medical Transcription, and Early Childhood Education, and Allied Health, and Respiratory Therapy, and Advanced Respiratory Therapy, and Electroencephalographic Technology (EEG); Bachelor & Associate of Science in Business with majors in: Accounting, Finance, General Business, Management, & Marketing; Certificate Programs (for college credit), & other courses. CLEVELAND INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONICS, INC. Web Site: www.cie-wc.edu Accreditation: DETC Degree and non-degree courses in electronics engineering, electronics technology, broadcast engineering, color TV troubleshooting, electronic communications, com- puter programming, and digital and microprocessor technology. COLUMBIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY Web Site: www.colsouth.edu Accreditation: DETC Bachelor of Science Degrees in Business Administration, Criminal Justice Administration, Environmental Management, Occupational Administration and Occupational Safety and Health; Certification programs in Environmental Compliance Manager, , Ergonomic Compliance Director, Industrial Hygiene Manager, Pharmacy Technician, Human Resource Manager, and Employer Law Specialist. DIAMOND COUNCIL OF AMERICA Web Site: www.diamondcouncil.org Accreditation: DETC Courses in Diamondtology and Gemology leading to certificates of Certified Diamondtologist and Guild Gemologist offered to members of the Diamond Council of America and their employees. GRANTHAM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Web Site: www.grantham.edu Accreditation: DETC Associate and Bachelor degrees in electronics engineering technology, computer engineering technology, and computer science.

HYPNOSIS MOTIVATION INSTITUTE Web Site: www.hypnosismotivation.com Accreditation: DETC Professional training in hypnosis and hypnotherapy. MORTGAGE BANKERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA Web Site: www.mbaa.org Accreditation: DETC Correspondence courses and web-based training related to residential and commercial real estate finance industry. NATIONAL TAX TRAINING SCHOOL Web Site: www.nattax.com Accreditation: DETC Basic and advanced federal income tax preparation courses. NATIONAL TRAINING, INC. Web Site: www.truckschool.com Accreditation: DETC Combination distance study-resident courses in truck driver training. NORTHFACE UNIVERSITY Web Site: www.northface.edu Accreditation: ACICS Combination distance study-resident courses in computer science and enterprise informatics. THE OPEN UNIVERSITY Web Site: www.open.ac.uk Accreditation: International & National The Open University is Britain’s largest university, with more than 200,000 people studying its courses. Since its establishment by Royal Charter in 1969, it has opened the door to higher education for more than 2 million people. The OU offers more than 360 undergraduate and postgraduate courses in arts, modern languages, social sciences, health and social welfare, science, mathematics and computing, technology, business and management, education and law. The majority of OU students are working towards a BA/BS degree. Taught and research higher degrees are also available. THE PARALEGAL INSTITUTE, INC. Web Site: www.theparalegalinstitute.com Accreditation: DETC Courses in legal assistant/paralegal, medical transcriptionist, and Associate Degree in Paralegal Studies. PROFESSIONAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (PCDI) Web Site: www.pcdi.com Accreditation: DETC Courses in property management, paralegal, bookkeeping and accounting, animal care, interior design, VCR repair, travel, gunsmithing, personal computer, hotel and restaurant management, medical and dental office assisting, home inspection, PC repair, fitness & nutrition, auto mechanics, medical transcriptionist, conservation, floral design, legal transcriptionist, electrician, tax preparation, motorcycle repair, locksmithing, child day care, high school, computer applications, programming in visual basic, electronics, teacher assistant, private investigator, landscape design, medical billing, carpentry, fashion merchandising, children’s literature, plumbing, ,bridal consulting, pharmacy technician, financial specialist, nutrition, photography, English as a second language, Web site design, cooking/catering, and heating and air conditioning. RHODEC INTERNATIONAL Web Site: www.rhodec.com Accreditation: DETC Associate diploma course and professional diploma course in Interior Design. Cooperative Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design degree offered through London Guildhall University. SESSIONS.EDU Web Site: www.sessions.edu Accreditation: DETC Online design courses making up five certificate programs. REAVANS UNIVERSITY - UNIVERSITY OF ACTION LEARNING Web Site: www.u-a-l.org Accreditation: DETC Associate, Bachelor and Masters courses in general management and administration and specialties, e.g., health care, hospitality, and quality management. WESTLAWN INSTITUTE OF MARINE TECHNOLOGY Web Site: www.westlawn.org Accreditation: DETC Courses in boat and yacht design and related marine technology subjects. HEALTH SCHOOLS All schools licensed by the State Board for Private Postsecondary Education A.T. STILL UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES 5850 East Still Circle, Mesa, AZ 85206-3618 (480) 219-6000 Fax (480) 219-6100 www.atsu.edu Financial Aid - NHSC, Private, Stafford, WICHE Accreditation - AOTA, APTA, ARC-PA, CODA, NATA Other Information - The Arizona School of Health Sciences and the Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health entrance requirements vary by program. Length varies from 24-48 months (full-time enrollment). Tuition varies by program and is subject to change. Please call or visit our web site at: www.atsu.edu for current admissions standards, program length, tuition & fees, downloadable applications and school catalog.

PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST AuD in Audiology (residential) 48 months $15,000/year AuD in Audiology (distance education) Varies $4,500/program Dentistry 48 months $14,700/program Medical Informatics (M.S.) 24 months $10,080/year Occupational Therapy (Advanced Masters) Varies $14,700/program Occupational Therapy (M.S.) 28 months $18,050/year Physical Therapy (DPT) 36 months $18,050/year Physical Therapy (Transitional DPT) Varies $6,000/year Physician Assistant Studies - Advanced (M.S.) Varies $8,960 Physician Assistant Studies (M.S.) 24 months $18,050/year Sports Health Care (M.S.) Must be certified or eligible to sit for a certification exam. 24 months $13,545/year ACADEMY OF ORTHODONTIC ASSISTING 1551 East University Drive, Mesa, AZ 85203 (877) 976-4536 Fax (770) 42-5513 www.ortho assisting.net Campus Locations: 2748 Watts Drive, Kennesaw, GA 30144 Accreditation - none Admission Requirements - High School Diploma or GED. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Orthodontic Assisting H.S. Diploma/GED 1 day per week for 8 weeks $1600.00 APOLLO COLLEGE, INC. Corporate Office - 2701 West Bethany Home Road, Phoenix, AZ 85017 (602) 433-1333 (800) 368-7246 Fax (602) 433-1222 www.apollocollege.com Campus Locations: Apollo College - Phoenix, Inc., 8503 North 27th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85051 (602) 864-1571 Apollo College - Tri City, Inc., 630 West Southern Avenue, Mesa, AZ 85210 (480) 831-6585 Apollo College - Tucson, 3550 North Oracle Road, Tucson, AZ 85704 (520) 888-5885 Apollo College - Portland, 2004 Lloyd Center, Portland, OR 97232 (503) 761-6100 Apollo College - Spokane, 10102 East Knox, #200, Spokane, WA 99206 (509) 532-8888 Apollo College - Albuquerque, 5301 Central Avenue, Suite 101, Albuquerque, NM 87108 (505) 254-7777 Financial Aid - BIA, Direct Student Loan, FFEL, Pell, SEOG, Stafford, VA Admission Requirements - Program Specific. Accreditation - ABHES, CAAHEP, COARC, JRCERT Degrees Offered - AAS PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Dental Assistant HS/GED, or ATB 38 weeks $8,700.00 Massage Therapist HS/GED, or ATB 40 weeks $8,700.00 Massage Therapist (Degree) HS/GED 64 weeks $19,050.00 Medical Administrative HS/GED, or ATB 38 weeks $8,700.00 Medical Assistant HS/GED, or ATB 38 weeks $8,700.00 Medical Lab Technician HS/GED 64 weeks $19,350.00 Medical Radiography HS/GED 96 weeks $26,025.00 Medical Records HS/GED, or ATB 41 weeks $8,700.00 Network Database Administration (Cert.) HS/GED, or ATB 36 weeks $11.500.00 Network & Database Administration (AAS) HS/GED 63 weeks $18,450.00 Pharmacy Technician HS/GED 36 weeks $8,700.00 Physical Therapy Technician HS/GED 40 weeks $8,700.00 Respiratory Therapist HS/GED 80 weeks $18,625.00 Veterinary Assistant HS/GED, or ATB 36 weeks $8,700.00 ARIZONA COLLEGE OF ALLIED HEALTH 4425 West Olive Avenue, Suite 300, Glendale, AZ 85302 (602) 222-9300 Fax (602) 200-8726 www.azcah.com Financial Aid - FFEL, Pell, SEOG, VA Accreditation - ABHES Degrees Offered: Diploma PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Dental Assistant HS/GED 11 months $8595.00 Health Information Specialist HS/GED 10 months $8595.00 Medical Assistant HS/GED 10 months $8595.00 Pharmacy Technician HS/GED 10 months $8595.00 Therapeutic Massage Therapy HS/GED 9 months $8595.00 ARIZONA HEART INSTITUTE SCHOOL OF CARDIAC ULTRASOUND 2632 North 20th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85006 (602) 266-2200 Fax (602) 285-0867 Financial Aid - none Accreditation - none PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Cardiac Sonographer 2 years of formal education beyond high 8 months $6,500 school and a minimum of six months full time clinical ultrasound experience OR two years of training or experience in an AMA-recognized, allied health occupation (e.g. registered nurse, radiologic technologist, physical therapist, occupational therapist, cardiopulmonary technician OR Bachelor of Science Degree.

Cardiovascular Summer Student Program Open to pre-med college students who 6-8 weeks/summer FREE have expressed a commitment to a medical career and have demonstrated some sort of disposition toward a medical career. Students are chosen based on their outstanding academic record, as well as pro- fessional and peer recommendations. ARIZONA INSTITUTE OF REFLEXOLOGY & CLINIC 1660 South Alma School Road, Suite 201, Mesa, AZ 85210 (480) 820-3880 Fax (480) 755-0710 www.arizonainstituteofreflexology.com Financial Aid - none Accreditation - none Degrees Offered: Diploma PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Aromatherapy High School/GED 100 clock hours $1000.00 Asian Theory Massage High School/GED 242 clock hours $2420.00 Bach Flower Therapy High School/GED 40 clock hours $400.00 Iridology High School/GED 130 clock hours $1300.00 Kinesiology High School/GED 150 clock hours $1500.00 Level I: Reflexology/Massage Therapy High School/GED 9 months/512 clock hours $5120.00 Level II: Reflexology/Massage Therapy High School/GED 14 months/875 clock hours $8750.00 Level III: Reflexology/Massage Therapy High School/GED 20 months/1268 clock hours $13,180.00 (Professional Level) Reiki High School/GED 60 clock hours $1100.00 ARIZONA SCHOOL OF ACUPUNCTURE AND ORIENTAL MEDICINE 4646 East Fort Lowell, Suite 105, Tucson, AZ 85712 (520) 795-0787 Financial Aid - In-house Loans Accreditation - Candidate for Accreditation with ACAOM PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Masters Degree in Acupuncture 2 years college (60 Semester Credits) 3 calendar years $24,604 Masters Degree in Acupuncture and 2 years college (60 Semester Credits) 3 calendar years $29,209 Oriental Medicine ARIZONA SCHOOL OF DENTAL ASSISTING 1525 North Granite Reef, Suite 12, Scottsdale, AZ 85257, (480) 874-2732 Fax (480) 990-2311 Financial Aid - Please call for cost and financial aid information. Program Offered - Dental Assisting ARIZONA SCHOOL OF INTEGRATIVE STUDIES 701 South Broadway, Clarkdale, AZ 86324 (928) 639-3455 Fax (928) 639-3694 www.wildapache.net/asis Financial Aid - Pending Accreditation - Pending PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Massage & Hydrotherapy HS/GED 5 1/2 months $6,000 Massage Teacher Training 500 hours massage. 5 1/2 months $1,500 Personal Trainer Certificate HS/GED 3 months $1,200 Spa Manager HS/GED 6 months $2,500 Sports Massage 500 hours massage. 2 months $550 Yoga Teacher Training HS/GED 6 months $2,200 ARIZONA SCHOOL OF MASSAGE THERAPY 1409 West Southern Avenue, Suite #6, Tempe, AZ 85282 (480) 983-2222 Toll Free (877) 969-2639 www.arizonasmt.com Other Campus Locations: Salt Lake City, Utah; Lindon, Utah; Layton, Utah; Las Vegas, Nevada Accreditation - ACCET, COMTA Financial Aid - Pell, Stafford, PLUS Admission Requirements - High School Diploma or GED or ATB. Degree Offered - Certificate of Completion Program Offered - Professional Massage Therapy Program (full-time days or part-time evenings) Please call or visit our web site for more information. ASIAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL STUDIES 3131 North Country Club, Suite 100, Tucson, AZ 85716 (520) 322-6330 Fax: (520) 322-5661 Licensed by the Arizona State Board for Private Postsecondary Education Accreditation: none Admission Requirements: Three years of college from an accredited college or university. PROGRAM Master of Acupuncture Master of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine

Please call for course length, cost information, and financial aid availability. ATWOOD INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION 1708 North 199th Avenue, Buckeye, AZ 85326 (623) 853-9516 or (800) 642-9339 Financial Aid - Institution sponsored Accreditation - none PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Clinical Hypnotherapy (Home Study) HS/GED or equivalent varies $1,495 Clinical Hypnotherapy (Residential) HS/GED or equivalent 300 hours $1,995 BIO-LINK THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE INSTITUTE 627 South 48th Street, Suite 110, Tempe, AZ 85281 (480) 966-2120 Fax (480) 966-7566 www.biolinktherapy.com Financial aid - pending Accreditation - pending PROGRAM LENGTH COST 500 Hour Graduate Program 6 months $3,500 750 Hour Advanced Graduate Program 9 1/2 months $6,000 THE BRYMAN SCHOOL 2250 West Peoria Avenue, A-100 Phoenix, AZ 85029 (602) 274-4300 Fax (602) 248-9087 www.high-techinstitute.com Financial Aid - Pell, SEOG Accreditation - ACCSCT, ABHES Licensed by Medical Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Dental Assistant, AOS Degree HS/GED 61 weeks/1201 hours $15,750 Dental Assistant, Diploma HS/GED 32 weeks/694 hours $ 7,500 Hospital Unit Coordinator, AOS Degree HS/GED 61 weeks/1201 hours $15,750 Hospital Unit Coordinator, Diploma HS/GED 32 weeks/694 hours $ 7,500 Massage Therapy, AOS Degree HS/GED 70 weeks/1225 hours $15,950 Massage Therapy, Diploma HS/GED 32 weeks/717 hours $ 7,650 Medical Assistant, AOS Degree HS/GED 61 weeks/1201 hours $15,750 Medical Assistant, Diploma HS/GED 32 weeks/694 hours $ 7,500 Practical Technologist in Radiology, AOS - Degree HS/GED 63 weeks/1402 hours $17,500 Practical Technologist in Radiology, Diploma HS/GED 34 weeks/894 $ 9,250 Surgical Technologist, AOS Degree HS/GED 62 weeks/1265 hours $19,150 Surgical Technologist, Diploma HS/GED 54 weeks/1125 hours $16,250 CHAIRSIDE DENTAL ACADEMY 2830 East Brown Road, Suite 9, Mesa, AZ 85213 (480) 830-3546 Fax (480) 830-9584 www.chairside.com Financial aid - none Accreditation - none PROGRAM LENGTH COST Dental Assistant Program 10 months $2,300 COLLEGE AMERICA 1800 South Milton Road, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 (928) 526-0763 Fax (928) 526-3468 www.collegeamerica.edu Campus Locations: Salt Lake City, UT; Provo, UT; Ogden, UT; Denver, CO; Colorado Springs, CO; Ft. Collins, CO Accreditation - ABHES Financial Aid - Direct Student Loans, PELL, Stafford, SEOG, FWS PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Associate Degree Medical Specialities H.S. Diploma or GED and Entrance Exam 15 months day/20 months night $26,600 Associate Degree Computer Technology H.S. Diploma or GED and Entrance Exam 15 months day/20 months night $26,600 DESERT INSTITUTE OF THE HEALING ARTS Administration: 140 East 4th Street, Tucson, AZ 85705 (520) 882-0899 or (800) 733-8098 Fax: (520) 624-2996 www.desertinstitute.org Campus Location: Classroom Building - 639 North 6th Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85705 Accreditation - ACCSCT, COMTA Financial Aid - Americorp, AZ DES JOBS, Federal Direct Loan, ,Pell, Pima County One-Stop Career Center, Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) Program, Veterans Administration Educational Benefits, Vocational Rehabilitation Other Information - Accredited school, ACCSCT. Programs accredited by COMTA, approved provider for category (A) continuing education programming by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Massage Therapy High School Diploma or GED 1000 hours $9,756 Shiatsu High School Diploma or GED 650 hours $6,336 DESERT INSTITUTE SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL HOMEOPATHY 2001 West Camelback Road, Suite150, Phoenix, AZ 85015 (602) 347-7950 Fax (602) 864-2949 www.weteachhomeopathy.com Financial Aid - none Accreditation - Provisional Accreditation by the Council of Homeopathic Education Admission Requirements: Associate Degree with experience in allied health. PROGRAM LENGTH COST Homeopathic Medical Assistant Certificate Program 750 hours $3600.00 Homeopathic Practitioner Certificate Program 750 hours $3600.00 Homeopathic Practitioner Distance Learning I 40 hours $800 Homeopathic Practitioner Distance Learning II 50 hours $800 INSTITUTE FOR NATURAL THERAPEUTICS 217 West University Drive, Mesa, AZ 85201 (480) 844-2255 Fax (480) 962-9907 www.INTmassagetherapyschool.com Financial Aid - In House, Interest Free Student Loans, ,TFC Credit Corp., Voc. Rehab, Private Partial Scholarships Accreditation - none PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST 500-Hour Massage Therapy Certification High School Diploma or GED 6 months $3,600 1000-Hour Massage Therapy Certification 500 Hour Program 6 months $2,400 LONG TECHNICAL COLLEGE 13450 North Black Canyon Highway, Suite 104, Phoenix, AZ 85029 (602) 548-1955 Fax (602) 548-1956 Toll Free (877) 548-1955 www.longtechnicalcollege.com Financial Aid - College Work Study, Direct Student Loan, LEAP, Others, Pell, SEOG Admission Requirements - High School Diploma, GED Certificate, ATB, Entrance Examination, Entrance fee ($25). Accreditation - AAMA, ACCSCT, CAAHEP, COARC Degrees Offered - AOS (Associate of Occupational Studies) PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST AOS in Network Engineering Technology See Above 1440 clock hours $22,948 AOS in Respiratory Therapy See Above 1920 clock hours $25,633 AOS in Sports Medicine/Orthopedic Assistant See Above 1460 clock hours $18,289 Computer Network Engineering See Above 580 clock hours $10,958 Medical Assistant See Above 720 clock hours $8,725 Network Technician See Above 480 clock hours $8,116 Pharmacy Technician See Above 720 clock hours $8,950 Sports Medicine/Orthopedic Assistant See Above 720 clock hours $9,966 Veterinary Assistant See Above 720 clock hours $9,966 PHOENIX INSTITUTE OF HERBAL MEDICINE AND ACUPUNCTURE 7501 East Oak, #114, Scottsdale, AZ 85252 (480) 994-3648 Fax (480) 994-1931 Financial Aid - Call for details Accreditation - Awarded Candidacy Admission Requirements - 60 semester college units (AA, BA, preferred). Degrees Offered - MSAc., MSOM PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Master of Science in Acupuncture 60 semester units 4 years $26,280 Master of Science in Oriental Medicine 60 semester units 4 years $34,020 PHOENIX THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE COLLEGE 8010 East McDowell Road, Suite 214, Scottsdale, AZ 85257 (480) 945-9461 Fax (480) 425-8247 www.ptmcaz.com Financial Aid - FFEL, LEAP, Pell, Stafford, VA, JTPA Accreditation - ACCET PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Massage Therapist and Health Care Technician HS/GED or ATB 640 hours $6,455 Master Massage Therapist Program HS/GED or ATB 1100 Hours $11,818 Spa Speciality Program HS/GED or ATB 1000 classroom hours $10,065 Sports Fitness Speciality Program HS/GED or ATB 1000 hours $10,055 Therapeutic Massage HS/GED or ATB 760 hours $7,000 PIMA MEDICAL INSTITUTE 3350 East Grant Road, Suite 200, Tucson, AZ 85716 (520) 326-1600 (800) 456-7462 (520) 795-3463 Campus Locations: 957 South Dobson Road, Mesa, AZ 85202 (480) 345-7777 941 South Dobson Road, Mesa, AZ 85202 (480) 898-9898 Financial Aid - Pell, FFEL, LEAP, SEOG, FWS, Others Accreditation/Association - ABHES, CAAHEP, JRCRTE, JRCERT, JRCOMP PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Dental Assistant Test 28 credit hours Please call for Health Unit Coordinator Test 17 credit hours current costs. Medical Assistant HS/GED, Test 36.5 credit hours Medical Secretary HS/GED, Test 20.5 credit hours Nursing Assistant Test 12 credit hours Ophthalmic Medical Assistant (Tucson Only) HS/GED, Test 28 credit hoursPatient Care Technician Test 14 credit hours Pharmacy Technician HS/GED, Test 36 credit hours Phlebotomy Test 10.5 credit hours Physical Therapy Technician HS/GED, Test 29 credit hours Radiography HS/GED, Test 89 credit hours Respiratory Therapist HS/GED, Test 76 credit hours Respiratory Therapist (Adv. Standing Only) HS/GED, Test 22.5 credit hours Respiratory Therapy Technician HS/GED, Test 53.5 credit hours Veterinary Assistant Test 26.5 credit hours THE PROVIDENCE INSTITUTE 1126 North Jones Boulevard, Tucson, AZ 85716 (520) 323-0203 Fax (520) 326-5945 www.providenceinstitute.com Financial Aid - In-House Financing Licensed by the State of Arizona PROGRAM LENGTH COST Career Training in Massage and Shiatsu 1 year full-time $9,850 RAINSTAR UNIVERSITY 4110-4130 North Goldwater Blvd., Scottsdale, AZ 85251 (480) 423-0375 Fax (480) 945-9824 www.rainstaruniversity.com Financial Aid - Institution sponsored, Private Partial Scholarships, Student Loan, Sallie Mae, SunTrust & Career Student Loans, VA, BIA, Voc Rehab, WIA, Work Study, Employer Reimbursement Plans, No Interest Quarterly Payment Accreditation - IMSTAC PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Acupuncture & Oriental Massage Associates Degree or equivalent 3.25 years $34,981.20 Therapeutic Massage (1000 hour Certificate) High School or equivalent 15 months $12,196. Therapeutic Massage (500 hour Certificate) High School or equivalent 6 months $ 6,457.50 Therapeutic Massage (AAS Degree) High School or equivalent 18 months $14,412.70 SOUTHWEST COLLEGE OF NATUROPATHIC MEDICINE AND HEALTH SCIENCES 2140 East Broadway Road, Tempe, AZ 85282 (480) 858-9100 Fax (480) 858-9116 Web site: www.scnm.edu E-mail: [email protected] Financial Aid - Stafford Academic System: Quarter System Accreditation - CNME, NCA candidate PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine (ND) B.A./B.S. Degree from accredited institution 4 years - full time $17,500/year 12 semester credits of Biology 12 semester credits of Chemistry 6 semester credits of each: English, Humanities, and Psychology. SOUTHWEST INSTITUTE OF HEALING ARTS 1100 East Apache Boulevard., Tempe, AZ 85281 (480) 994-9244 Fax 480-994-3228 www.swiha.org Financial Aid - Bank One, Payment Plans, PELL, SLM Loans, Title IV, WIA Accreditation - ACCSCT Cost Information - AOS Programs: Tuition prices may be higher based on the student’s choice of electives. Selected specialty track may increase the total cost of the AOS Degree Program. Diploma Programs: Tuition prices may be higher based on the student’s choice of electives or course material fees. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Asian Bodywork Practitioner - Diploma High School Diploma, GED or ATB 500 hours $5,680 Holistic Health Care - AOS High School Diploma, GED 60 credits $13,650 Hypnotherapy - Certificate High School Diploma, GED or ATB 100 hours $1,085 Master Massage Practitioner - Diploma High School Diploma, GED or ATB 1000 hours $11,500 Mind-Body Transformational Psychology - AOS High School Diploma, GED 60 credits $11,750 Professional Massage Practitioner - Diploma High School Diploma, GED or ATB 750 hours $8,375 Therapeutic Massage - Diploma High School Diploma, GED or ATB 500 hours $5,800 Western Herbalism - Diploma High School Diploma, GED or ATB 600 hours $7,290 Yoga Teacher Training High School Diploma, GED or ATB 200 hours $2,275 TUCSON COLLEGE 7310 East 22nd Street, Tucson, AZ 85710 (520) 296-3261 (800) 234-2623 Fax (520) 296-3484 www.tucsoncollege.com Financial Aid - BIA, Institutional Loans, LEAP, Others, Parent-Plus, Pell, Perkins, SEOG, Stafford, Unsubsidized, Voc. Rehab, WIA Approved for Veterans Training Accreditation - ACICS PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Administrative Assistant High School Diploma/GED or Pre-Enrollment 32 weeks $7,525.00 Computer Network Technician Test for all programs 36 weeks $10,488.00 Medical Assistant 32 weeks $8,255.00 Medical Office Specialist 30 weeks $7,533.00 Nursing Assistant 20 weeks $4,203.00 Optometric Assistant 20 weeks $7,521.00 Patient Care Technician 34 weeks $8,065.00 WESLAND INSTITUTE 3367 North Country Club Road, Tucson, AZ 85716 (520) 881-1530 Financial Aid - None Accreditation - Private PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Clinical Hypnotherapy (Certificate) High School Diploma/GED 100 hours $1,200.00 Neuro Linguistic Practitioner (Certificate) High School Diploma/GED 100 hours $1,200.00 WEST VALLEY COLLEGE OF MASSAGE THERAPY 518 North 35th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85009 (602) 269-1741 Fax (602) 278-1665 Financial Aid - In-house, Interest Free Payment Plans. Accreditation - Private Degrees Offered - Massage Practitioner PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Massage Practitioner Level I For all courses of study a student must 500 hours $7,135.00 Massage Practitioner Level II have a High School Diploma or GED, or 750 hours $9,010.00 Massage Practitioner Level III 10 High School credits or be at least 1000 hours $10,885.00 WEST WIND ACADEMY OF MASSAGE THERAPY 6511 North 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85014 (602) 265-4466 Fax (602) 234-3065 Financial Aid - Payment Plans Available. Accreditation - Private Cost Information - The Academy provides individual payment plans for the tuition, if required. Please call for more information. Total cost for both courses Five Hundred (500) Hours: $4875.00. The course tuition includes the following: Books and Handouts, Sheets, Oils, and Creams. Other Information: Programs Offered - Massage Technician and Massage Therapy. Each city municipality issues massage licensing, in the State of Arizona. Each indi - vidual city has a set of requirements. The City of Phoenix, requires Five Hundred (500) hours of massage licensing, therefore to be licensed by the City of Phoenix, you must sign up for both the Technician Course and the Therapist Course. Please contact the Academy with any questions you may have concerning licensing. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Massage Technician Course No Prerequisite Classes Required. 261 hours $2437.50 Massage Therapist Course A Massage Technician class or equivalent 239 hours $2437.50 HOME STUDY and CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS All schools licensed by the State Board for Private Postsecondary Education CAPELLA UNIVERSITY 330 2nd Avenue South, Suite 550, Minneapolis, MN 55401 (888) 227-3552 Fax (612) 659-5059 www.capella.edu Financial Aid - FFEL, PELL Accreditation - NCA PROGRAM DEGREE Education Doctor of Philosophy and Master of Science Human Services Doctor of Philosophy and Master of Science Information Technology Master of Science Organization/Management Bachelor of Science, Doctor of Philosophy and Master of Science Psychology Doctor of Philosophy and Master of Science

Please call or visit our web site for more information. CLEVELAND INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONICS 1776 East 17th Street, Cleveland, OH 44114 (216) 781-9400 (800) 243-6446 Fax (216) 781-0331 www.cie-wc.edu Financial Aid - None Accreditation - DETC PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Associate in Applied Science High School Diploma or GED 48 months $1,495 per each 6 month in Electronics Engineering Technology term for 8 terms Automotive Electronics 24 months $2,895 Broadcast Engineering 24 months $1,495 Computer Programming 12 months $1,495 Electronics Communications 24 months $1,495 Electronics Engineering 30 months $2,895 Electronics Technology with FCC License Preparation 18months $1,495 Electronics Technology and Advanced 36 months $3,495 Troubleshooting I & II Electronics Technology with Digital and 42 months $3,995 Microprocessor Laboratory Electronics Technology with Laboratory 24 months $1,995 Industrial Electronics 18 months $1,495 LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH (Office of Extended Programs) Nichol Hall #1521, Loma Linda, CA 92350 (909) 558-8394 or (800) 422-4558 Fax (909) 558-4087 www.llu.edu Financial Aid - Pell, SEOG, Stafford Accreditation - SEPH, WASC Admission Requirements - Varies with Degree Degrees Offered - AA, BA, BSC, MA, MPH, MHA, PhD. PROGRAMS OFFERED: Graduate Programs, Allied Health Professions, Nursing, Dentistry, Medicine, Public Health, and Pharmacy. Please call or visit our web site for course requirements, length, and cost. NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 3301 College Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33314 (954) 262-5381 Toll Free (800) 541-6682 Fax (954) 262-3941 www.nova.edu Financial Aid - ACT, FFEL, PELL, Perkins, Stafford Accreditation - SACS Undergraduate Programs: $345.00 - $455.00 per credit. Graduate Programs: $455.00 - $615.000 per credit

PROGRAM DEGREE(S) ACADEMIC UNITS Accounting BS Farquhar Center for Undergraduate Studies Applied Professional Studies BS Farquhar Center for Undergraduate Studies Biology (pre-medical) BS Farquhar Center for Undergraduate Studies Biomedical Sciences MBS Health Professions Divisions Business Administration BS, MA Wayne Huizenga Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship Child and Youth Studies EdD Fischler Graduate School of Education and Human Services Clinical Psychology PhD, Psy.D. Center for Psychological Studies Coastal Zone Management MS Oceanographic Center Computer Information Systems BS, MS, Ph.D School of Computer and Information Sciences Computer Science BS, MS, Ph.D School of Computer and Information Sciences Computing Technology in Education MS, Ed.D, Ph.D School of Computer and Information Sciences Criminal Justice MS Cross-Center Programs Dental Medicine DMD Health Professions Division Dispute Resolution MS, Ph.D School of Social and Systems Studies Doctor of Audiology Au.D Fischler Graduate School of Education and Human Services Doctor of Business Administration D.B.A. Wayne Huizenga Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship Doctor of International Business Administration D.I.B.A. Wayne Huizenga Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY (continued) PROGRAM DEGREE(S) ACADEMIC UNITS Doctor of Occupational Therapy OTD Health Professions Division Doctor of Pharmacy Pharm.D. Health Professions Division Doctor of Public Administration DPA Wayne Huizenga Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship Doctor of Speech-Language Pathology SLP.D Fischler Graduate School of Education and Human Services Early Childhood Education BS Farquhar Center for Undergraduate Studies Education (15 specializations) MS Fischler Graduate School of Education and Human Services Educational Leadership Ed.D Fischler Graduate School of Education and Human Services Educational Specialist (15 specializations) EDS Fischler Graduate School of Education and Human Services Elementary Education BS Farquhar Center for Undergraduate Studies Environmental Science/Studies BS Farquhar Center for Undergraduate Studies Exceptional Education BS Farquhar Center for Undergraduate Studies Family Therapy MS, Ph.D School of Social and Systemic Studies Health Law MHL Shepard Broad Law Center Health Services Administration MBA Wayne Huizenga Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship Higher Education Ed.D Fischler Graduate School of Education and Human Services Human Resource Management MS Wayne Huizenga Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship Human Services MS Fischler Graduate School of Education and Human Services Humanities BA Farquhar Center for Undergraduate Studies Information Science Ph.D School of Computer and Information Sciences Information Systems Ph.D School of Computer and Information Sciences Instructional Technology and Distance Education MS Fischler Graduate School of Education and Human Services Law JD Shepard Broad Law Center Legal Studies (pre-law) BS Farquhar Center for Undergraduate Studies Management Information Systems MS School of Computer and Information Sciences Marine Biology BS, MS Oceanographic Center Marine Environmental Sciences MS Oceanographic Center Master of Accounting M.Acc Wayne Huizenga Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship Master of International Business Administration M.I.B.A. Wayne Huizenga Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship Master of Public Administration MPA Wayne Huizenga Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship Medical Sciences MMS Health Professions Division Mental Health Counseling MS Center for Psychological Studies Occupational Therapy MOT, Ph.D Health Professions Division Oceanography/Marine Biology Ph.D Oceanographic Center Optometry OD Health Professions Division Osteopathic Medicine DO Health Professions Division Paralegal Studies BS Farquhar Center for Undergraduate Studies Physical Therapy MPT, Ph.D Health Professions Division Physician Assistant BS, MPH Health Professions Division Professional Management BS Farquhar Center for Undergraduate Studies Psychology BS Farquhar Center for Undergraduate Studies Psychopharmacology (Postdoctoral Master’s Degree) MS Center for Psychological Studies Public Health MPH Health Professions Division School Guidance and Counseling MS Center for Psychological Studies Speech-Language Pathology MS Fischler Graduate School of Education and Human Services Sport and Wellness Studies BS Farquhar Center for Undergraduate Studies Taxation MS Wayne Huizenga Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship Teaching and Learning MA Fischler Graduate School of Education and Human Services THE PARALEGAL INSTITUTE 2933 West Indian School Road, Phoenix, AZ 85017 (602) 216-0506 Toll Free (800) 354-1254 Fax (602) 212-0502 www.theparalegalinstitute.com P.O. Box 11408, Phoenix, AZ 85061 E-Mail: [email protected] Financial Aid - none Accreditation - DETC Admission Requirements - High School Diploma or GED Degrees Offered: AA only. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Associate Degree in Paralegal Studies HS/GED 24 months $3,510 Legal Assistant/Paralegal Diploma Program HS/GED 12 months $2,150 Legal Nurse Consultant Program HS/GED 24 months $2,450 Medical Transcription, 5 modules HS/GED 24 months $2,175 WALDEN UNIVERSITY 155 5th Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55401 (612) 338-7224 Fax (612) 338-5092 www.waldenu.edu Financial Aid - Stafford, Subsidized & Unsubsidized Federal Student Loans Accreditation - NCAS Admission Requirements - Accredited Baccalaureate and Master’s degrees. Master’s level degree (Regionally Accredited) for Ph.D. degree programs. Degrees Offered: M.S. Education, Psychology, Public Health Ph.D. Education, Psychology, Human Services, Health Services, Management.

PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENT LENGTH COST M.S. Education Application, fee. 45 credits $240 per credit M.S. Psychology Application, fee. 45 credits $320 per credit M.S. Public Health Application, fee. 50 credits $310 per credit Ph.D. Health Services Accredited Master’s, application, fee. $3,355 per quarter Ph.D Human Services Accredited Master’s, application, fee. $3,355 per quarter Ph.D. Education Accredited Master’s, application, fee. $3,355 per quarter Ph.D. Management Accredited Master’s, application, fee $3,355 per quarter Ph.D. Psychology Accredited Master’s, application, fee $3,355 per quarter

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WESTWOOD COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 7350 North Broadway, Denver, CO 80221 (303) 592-1930 www.aviationandtechtraining.com Accreditation - ACCSCT PROGRAMS OFFERED: AAS in Computer Network Engineering AAS in Computer Network Technology AAS in Computer Programming and Software Technology AAS in Computer-Aided Design - Architectural Drafting AAS in Computer-Aided Design - Mechanical Drafting AAS in Electronic Engineering Technology AAS in Graphic Design & Multimedia AAS in Health Careers - Medical Assistant AAS in Medical Transcription AAS in Surveying AOS in Automotive Technology AOS in Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Automotive Line Technician Automotive Unit Technician BAS in Computer Network Management BAS in Technical Management BS in Electronic Engineering Technology BS in Visual Communications Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Hotel & Restaurant Management Medical Secretary Medical Transcription MODELING and FINE ARTS SCHOOLS All schools licensed by State Board for Private Postsecondary Education BARBIZON OF TUCSON, INC. 4811 East Grant Road, Suite 255, Tucson, AZ 85712 (520) 323-5010 Fax (520) 323-7797 www.barbizonmodeling.com - Co-ed Modeling and Image Development - Female Major Modeling - Pre-teen Modeling, - Television and Self Esteem Workshops Please call or visit our web site for more information. ELIZABETH SAVAGE TALENT 4949 East Lincoln Drive, Scottsdale, AZ 85253 (602) 840-3530 Fax (602) 840-7024 616 North Country Club Drive, Tucson, AZ 85716 (520) 795-8585 Fax (520) 795-5064 PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Commercial Acting Individual Interview 24 hours varies FOSI’S GLAMOUR TECHNIQUES & MODELING 2777 North Campbell Avenue, Suite 209, Tucson, AZ 85719 (520) 795-3534 PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Modeling & Talent None 14 hours $105 ($15 per 2 hour session) JOHN CASABLANCAS MODELING AND CAREER CENTER 7426 East Stetson Drive, Suite 220, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 (480) 941-4838 Fax (480) 941-4856 Financial Aid - Direct Student Loan Admission Requirement: Minimum age requirement, dependent on program. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Advanced Female Modeling Personal Interview 30 hours/10 weeks $1,395 Children’s Acting Personal Interview 20 hours/10 weeks $1,195 Commercial Acting Personal Interview 36 hours/12 weeks $1,495 Female Modeling Personal Interview 60 hours/20 weeks $1,795 Male Modeling Personal Interview 33 hours/11 weeks $1,395 Pre-teen Commercial Acting Personal Interview 20 hours/10 weeks $1,195 Pre-teen Course Personal Interview 20 hours/10 weeks $1,195 TV/Print Personal Interview 60 hours/20 weeks $1,795 SINCERELY, SANDRA 2950 North Dobson Road, Suite 4, Chandler, AZ 85248 (480) 899-2107 PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Adult Image Improvement None 18 hours $475 Confident Teen & Basic Modeling None 24 hours $595 REAL ESTATE SCHOOLS Arizona real estate schools present two basic categories: those which qualify students to meet the licensing requirements set forth by the Arizona Department of Real Estate, and other real estate related courses. The requirements for an Arizona real estate license are: Real Estate Salesperson: 18 years of age, 90 hour course of instruction and passing school exam, 4 hour state exam, payment of necessary fees, fingerprinting and background check. Real Estate Broker: 18 years of age, 36 months active, licensed, experience within the past five years, 90 hour course of instruction and passing school exam, 4 hour state exam, payment of necessary fees, fingerprinting and background check. Professional Continuing Education: consists of 24 hours of classes in real estate related, professional subjects, completed every 2 years. Before a real estate school can issue credit to meet the Department of Real Estate requirements, the school must receive a Certificate of Approval issued by the Department. Prospective students may obtain information on approved schools by contacting: Arizona Department of Real Estate, 2910 North 44th Street, Suite 100, Phoenix, AZ 85018 (602) 468-1414, ext. 100. ACCESS LEARNING SOLUTIONS 10290 North 92nd Street, Suite 101, Scottsdale, AZ 85258 (480) 945-1729 Providing Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. ADVANCED REALTY EDUCATION 938 East Page Street, Gilbert, AZ 85234 (480) 632-1573 Providing Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF REAL ESTATE & FINANCE 8251 West Thunderbird Road, Suite 160, Peoria, AZ 85381 (623) 776-7991 Providing Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. ARIZONA COLLEGE OF REAL ESTATE 4698 Chaparral Loop, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 (520) 459-4720 Providing Pre-license and Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. ARIZONA INSTITUTE OF REAL ESTATE 2627 East 7th Avenue, Flagstaff, AZ 86004 (520) 526-6091 Fax (520) 526-1145 www.azinst.com Financial Aid - None Admission Requirements - Age of 18

PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Pre-licensing Sales Course Age of 18 90 hours $480.00 Continuing Education Classes N/A 3 hours $ 25.00 Brokers Class Sales license for 3 years 90 hours $575.00 ARIZONA SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE & BUSINESS 7142 East First Street, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 (480) 946-5388 Fax (480) 949-5918 941 South Dobson Road, Mesa, AZ Approved by the Arizona Department of Real Estate Financial Aid - None PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Real Estate Sales Licensing 18 years old varies $399.00 Appraisal Licensing 18 years old varies $825.00 Home Inspection In-House Training High School/GED varies $1100.00 Broker Licensing 3 years sales licensee varies $575.00 BEST SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE 2515 East Butler, Flagstaff, AZ 86002 (520) 282-1611 Providing Pre-license and Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. BRODSKY SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE 720 South Craycroft Road, Tucson, AZ 85711 (520) 747-1485 Info: [email protected] Please call for more information. BUD CRAWLEY REAL ESTATE SCHOOL 5251 North 16th Street, Suite 250, Phoenix, AZ 85016 (602) 263-0090 Fax (480) 820-1933 www.budcrawley.com Admission Requirements: High School Diploma; must be 18 years old. PROGRAM NAME ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Real Estate Licensing High School Diploma, 18 years old 3 weeks and up $359.00 Continuing Education for licensees Real Estate Agent 24 hours $110.00 C. DAVID MCVAY SCHOOLS 1619 East Cactus Wren, Phoenix, AZ 85020 (602) 749-2098 Providing Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. CASLER SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE 2415 East Camelback Road, Suite 700, Phoenix, AZ 85016 (602) 255-0101 Fax (602) 255-0431 www.CaslerSchool.com Financial Aid - Financial Aid not necessary; courses range from $25.00 for 3 hour classes to $45.00 for 6 hour classes. All courses offered by this school have been reviewed and approved by the Arizona Department of Real Estate. Admission Requirements: None. Persons (i.e. consumers) without high school or GED may take these courses. Licensed Arizona real estate brokers/agents may take any of the courses offered by this school for continuing education credit, to renew their real estate license. Out-of-state brokers/agents may also receive credit. You may also visit our On-line Campus at: www.CaslerSchool.com PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Classes for Consumers No requirements other than a desire 3-6 hours $25.00 for 3 hours; $45.00 for 6 hours to learn more about real estate. Classes for Arizona Real Must be licensed Arizona Real Estate Brokers/Agents broker or agent. 3-6 hours $25.00 for 3 hours; $45.00 for 6 hours Classes for out-of-state Must be licensed out-of-state Real 3-6 hours $25.00 for 3 hours; $45.00 for 6 hours Real Estate Brokers/Agents Estate Broker or Agent. Must obtain approval from your local licensing agency (see web site for more information). CENTER FOR CUSTOMIZED TRAINING 1601 West Main Street, Mesa, AZ 85201 (480) 461-4002 Providing Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. CENTRAL ARIZONA REALTY EDUCATORS 6100 North Oracle Road, Suite 24, Tucson, AZ 85704 (520) 297-2272 Providing Pre-license and Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE INSTITUTE, INC. 4131 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85016 (602) 285-1433 Fax (602) 285-0095 www.commercial-real-estate-institute.com Campus Address: 12247 North Fountain Hills Blvd-A, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268 Accreditation - none Other Campus Locations: Phoenix, Scottsdale, Glendale, Tucson. Financial Aid - Call for payment plans. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Certified Commercial Leasing Specialist Real Estate License 36 hours Call for cost Certified Commercial Sales Specialist Real Estate License 45 hours Call for cost Certified Land Sales Specialist Real Estate License 36 hours Call for cost CONCEPTS MARKETING & TRAINING 3157 East Jerome, Mesa, AZ 85204 (480) 926-0306 Providing Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. ELITE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE 3165 East Lincoln Drive, Phoenix, AZ 85016 Providing Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. EXCELLENCE IN REAL ESTATE SCHOOL 13201 North 35th Avenue, Suite B-7, Phoenix, AZ 85029 (623) 486-1364 Providing Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. HOGAN SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE 4023 East Grant Road, Tucson, AZ 85712 (520) 327-6849 (800) 794-1390 Fax (520) 325-8950 www.hoganschool.com Please call or visit our web site for more information. IREALTYSCHOOL.COM 7615 North 14th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021 (602) 678-5100 Providing Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT 4646 East Greenway Road, Suite 112, Phoenix, AZ 85032 (602) 381-1099 or (800) 387-1099 Fax (602) 381-1024 www.nicm1.com or [email protected] Other Campus Location: St. Petersburg, Florida Providing education in the field of Common Interest Developments, Homeowner Associations, Condominiums, Planned Communities, and Co-ops in addition to Real Estate Licensing Renewal Credits. Designations: ICM - Independent Community Manager and CEM - Community Executive Manager. Please call for more information about Seminar dates, times, and locations. NORTHWESTERN SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE 2960 Silver Creek Road #1, P.O. Box 22226, Bullhead City, AZ 86439 (520) 758-6922 (520) 763-3883 [email protected] 245 London Bridge Road, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403, 1923 Kino, Kingman, AZ 86401 Regionally Accredited PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Arizona Pre-License 18 years of age, no felony convictions 90 Hours $458.00 Brokers Pre-License 18 years of age, no felony convictions 90 Hours $458.00 PRESCOTT ACADEMY OF REAL ESTATE 909 12th Place, Prescott, AZ 86301 (520) 776-0506 Please call for more information. PRESCOTT VALLEY SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE 5120 East Ramada Drive, Prescott, AZ 86301 (520) 708-9544 Providing Pre-license and Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTE OF REAL ESTATE 6020 West Bell Road, #E-111, Glendale, AZ 85308 (623) 991-0183 Providing Pre-license and Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. PROFORMING SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE 5046 East Amor Street, Cave Creek, AZ 85331 (480) 390-3348 Providing Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. REALTY EDUCATION GROUP OF ARIZONA 9049 North 29th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85028 (602) 867-4771 Providing Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE BUSINESS 6430 East Mescal, Scottsdale, AZ 85254 (480) 991-0118 Providing Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. SOUTHWESTERN SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE 7310 Joshua Tree Lane, Scottsdale, AZ 85250 (480) 607-5494 Providing Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. TRAVELING REAL ESTATE SCHOOL OF ARIZONA 4380 Tonopah Drive, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314 (520) 772-9061 Providing Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. TUCSON SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE 7360 East 22nd Street, Tucson, AZ 85710 (520) 885-1999 Providing Pre-license and Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. WESTERN COLLEGE & LOVETT SCHOOLS 4425 W. Olive Ave., Suite 128, Glendale, AZ 85302 (602) 995-9000 Please call for more information. WESTFORD COLLEGE, INC. 4425 West Olive Avenue, #128, Glendale, AZ 85302 Providing Pre-license and Continuing Education in Real Estate. Please call for more information. TECHNICAL and TRADE SCHOOLS All schools licensed by the State Board for Private Postsecondary Education unless noted. ABC BARTENDING SCHOOLS 3302 West Thomas Road, Suite 4, Phoenix, AZ 85017 (602) 233-1001 www.abcbartending.com 5032 South Ash Avenue, Suite 116, Tempe, AZ 85282 (480) 777-2333 2614 North First Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85719 (520) 882-8260 Program Offered: Certificate in Bartending. Please call for more information. Accreditation - NASC ACADEMY OF RADIO & TV BROADCASTING 4914 East McDowell Road, #107, Phoenix, AZ 85008 (602) 267-8001 Fax (602) 273-6411 www.arbradio.com Financial Aid - Direct Loans, FFEL, PELL, VA Accreditation - ACCET PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Radio Broadcasting HS/GED, Entrance Examination 30 weeks $9,950 Television/Video Production HS/GED, Entrance Examination 30 weeks $9,950 & Broadcasting ADVANCED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY TRAINING (ACTT) 4127 East Van Buren, #250, Phoenix, AZ 85253 (602) 324-0885 Fax (602) 324-0992 www.actt-now.com Other Campus Locations: Chicago, IL; Baltimore, MD; Raleigh, NC; Charlotte, NC Financial Aid - SLM PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST MCSE Entrance Examination 15 weeks $8,395 MCSD Entrance Examination 10 weeks $5,595 Network + None 4 weeks $1,895 CCNA Entrance Examination 6 weeks $3,195 ALTA CENTER FOR COMMUNICATION ARTS 9014 North 23rd Avenue, Suite 1, Phoenix, AZ 85021 (602) 493-8382 Fax (602) 749-5418 www.thealtacenter.com PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Digital Audio Recording None 200 hours $2,650 Digital Filmmaking None 320 hours $3,200 Multi-Media Production Program H.S. Diploma/GED 600 hours $7,680 AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL SCHOOL 3600 East University Drive, Suite G-1220, Phoenix, AZ 85034 (602) 470-3333 Financial Aid - JTPA, and others Accreditation - None PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Leisure Travel Counselor HS/GED, 18 years of age, Test, Interview 312 hours $2,395 Corporate Travel Agent HS/GED, 18 years of age, Test, Interview 156 hours $1,395 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INTERIOR DESIGN P.O. Box 17366, 16855 East Parkview, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268 (480) 946-9601 Fax (480) 837-8116 www.americandesignschool.com Financial Aid - None Accreditation - None PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Interior Design Interview with Academic Dean 6 months/648 clock hours $8,500 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 440 South 54th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85043-4729 (602) 233-2222 or (888) 233-2222 Fax (602) 278-4849 www.ait-schools.com Financial Aid - BIA, FFEL, LEAP, Pell, VA, Stafford Accreditation - ACCSCT Entrance Requirements: 21 years old*, pass Department of Transportation (DOT) physical & drug screen, HS/GED, ability to benefit, no DUI in past 5 years, no felony conviction*, no more than 2 moving violations in last 3 years, verifiable work history. *Exceptions to the admission requirements can be made upon approval of both the placement director and program director. Licensed by the Arizona Department of Transportation PROGRAM LENGTH COST Commercial Truck Driver 20 quarter credit hours $5,730 Diesel Truck Driver 28 quarter credit hours $5,430 Truck Driver 12 quarter credit hours $4,530 Professional Truck Driver 36 quarter credit hours $7,130 ARIZONA AUTOMOTIVE INSTITUTE 6829 North 46th Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85301 (623) 934-6263 Fax (623) 937-5000 www.azautoinst.com Financial Aid - Agency, FFEL, Pell, Perkins, Scholarships, SEOG, Stafford Accreditation - ACCSCT Admission Requirements - High School Diploma or GED. Degrees Offered - AAS, OAD PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Auto/Autotronics HS/GED, Age 94 credit hours/14 months $17,995 Automotive HS/GED, Age 60 credit hours/10 months $13,500 Automotive & Diesel HS/GED, Age 94 credit hours/14 months $17,995 Automotive & Shop Management HS/GED, Age 100 credit hours/14 months $17,995 Diesel & Shop Management HS/GED, Age 100 credit hours/14 months $17,995 Diesel Technology HS/GED, Age 60 credit hours/10 months $13,500 ARIZONA CULINARY INSTITUTE 10585 North 114th Street, Suite 401, Scottsdale, AZ 85259 (480) 603-1066 Fax (480) 6031067 www.azculinary.com Financial Aid - BIA, NLSC, Sallimae, TCF Accreditation - none Degree Offered - Diploma in Culinary Arts, Baking, and Restaurant Management. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Culinary Arts, Baking, & Restaurant Management H.S. Diploma/GED, Essay, Application 9 months $16,210 ARIZONA INSTITUTE OF EQUINE MASSAGE THERAPY AND KINESIOLOGY 6035 East Clinton, Scottsdale, AZ 85254 (480) 483-0388 Fax (480) 607-4409 www.arizonaequinemassage.com Financial Aid - none Accreditation - none Degree Offered - Diploma PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Equine Massage Therapy & Movement Consultant 18 or older/High School Diploma 11 weeks $2,480 ARIZONA INSTITUTE OF INTERIOR DESIGN 1133 South Swan Road, Tucson, AZ 85711 (520) 750-9899 Fax (520) 750-1024 Financial Aid - none Accreditation - none Admission Requirements : High School Diploma or GED. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Interior Design Interview 7 months - Days $5,850 + $150 14 months - Nights registration fee ARIZONA SCHOOL OF POLYGRAPH SCIENCE 3106 West Thomas Road, Suite 1114, Phoenix, AZ 85017 (602) 272-8123 Fax (602) 272-9735 www.azpolygraphschool.com Financial Aid - none Accreditation - none PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Arizona School of Polygraph Science Minimum of 2 years college, or high 10 weeks $5,000 school & 5 years investigations, or 4 year college degree. ARIZONA SUN TECH 2538 East University Drive, Suite 100, Phoenix, AZ 85304 (602) 286-9600 Fax (602) 286-9602 www.arizonasuntech.com Tucson Campus: 2005 West Ruthrauff Road, Suite 151, Tucson, AZ 85704 Accreditation - ACCSCT Financial Aid - Contact the Financial Aid Office at the school.. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Home Inspector #101 High School Diploma/GED 4 weeks - 92 hours $2000.00 Home Inspector #103 High School Diploma/GED 4 weeks - 160 hours $4000.00 ARIZONA WELDING INSTITUTE, INC. 530 Haul Road, P.O. Box 3377, Page, AZ 86040 (928) 645-5500 Fax (928) 645-6677 [email protected] Financial Aid - none Accreditation - none Admission Requirements: 18 years and older, if under 18, then a letter must be submitted to the Institute Director. High school diploma or GED recommended, but not required. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST High Pressure Pipe & Tube w/Intro to Welding See Admission Requirements 8 months (800 hours) $10,177.50 Total Pipeline Welding w/Intro See Admission Requirements 7 months (700 hours) $8,020.00 Total Structural Welding w/Intro See Admission Requirements 800 hours $7,970.00 Total BARTENDING ACADEMY (Phoenix Metropolitan Area) 2108 East Thomas Road, #100, Phoenix, AZ 85016 (602) 957-3771 Fax (602) 957-2054 www.pbsa.com 1250 East Apache Blvd., #112 Tempe, AZ 85281 (480) 921-9925 Accreditation - none Financial Aid - In House Financing and Scholarships PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Bar Magic 18 and older 8 hours $99.00 Bartending/Mixology 18 and older 40 hours $499.00 Master Flairtending 18 and older 8 hours $149.00 Practical Bar Management 18 and older 20 hours $249.00 BARTENDING ACADEMY (Tucson Metropolitan Area) Administration Center: 2723 North Campbell Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85719 (520) 325-6300 Fax (520) 325-5004 www.bartendingacacemy.com Tucson East Campus: 7796 East Wrightstown Road, Tucson, AZ 85715 (520) 751-2446 Accreditation - none Financial Aid - In House Financing PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Bartending/Mixology 18 and above 40 hours $549.00 Master Flairtending 18 and above 20 hours $349.00 Practical Bar Management 18 and above 20 hours $349.00 CENTER FOR MONTESSORI TEACHER EDUCATION/NEW YORK, INC. 4535 North 28th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85016 (602) 955-2210 Fax (602) 957-4017 www.cmteny.com Early Childhood, Elementary I & II programs offered. Please call or visit web site for more information. COMPUSA, INC. 9630 Metro Parkway West, Phoenix, AZ 85051 (602) 906-0800 Fax (602) 906-3498 Accreditation - none 7775 West Bell Road, Peoria, AZ 85382 (623) 412-1033 Fax (623) 334-5598 860 North 54th Street, Chandler, AZ 85226 (480) 785-8300 Fax (480) 785-3283 Vocational Programs Offered: A+ Preparation, CNE, MCSE, Prosoft CIW. Please call for more information. COMPUTER LEARNING CENTER 4220 West Northern Avenue, Suite117, Phoenix, AZ 85051 (623) 939-7929 Fax (623) 939-4351 www.clcaz.com 4250 East Cotton Center Blvd., Suite 10, Phoenix, AZ 85040 Accreditation - Programmatic Accreditation Financial Aid - EFS (Educational Financial Services), Veterans Administration Educational Benefits PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST A+ Certification None 1 month $975 BCS101 (Basic Computer Skills) None 1 month $975 CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Administrator) None 1 month $975 CIW (Certified Internet Webmaster) None 4 months $4,230 Dreamweaver None 1 week $500 Fiber Optic Installer None 1 month $975 Flash None 1 month $500 I-Net+ Certification None 1 month $975 Legal Administrative None 1 month $975 Linux+ Certification None 1 month $975 MCSA (Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator) None 1 month $5,287 MCSE (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer) None 1 month $7,402 Medical Billing Coding None 1 month $975 MOUS (Microsoft Office User Specialists) None 1 month $1000 Network+ Certification None 1 month $975 Oracle DBA (Database Administrator) None 1 month $4,230 Oracle DBO (Database Operator) None 1 month $1,950 Quickbooks None 1 month $500 CONSERVATORY OF RECORDING ARTS & SCIENCES 2300 East Broadway, Tempe, AZ 85282-1707 (480) 858-9400 Fax (480) 829-1332 www.audiorecordingschool.com Financial Aid - BIA, DES, Direct Loans, FFELP, FSEOG, LEAP, PELL, SS, VA Accreditation - ACCSCT Admission Requirements: High School Diploma or GED, Admissions Application PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Master Recording Program HS Diploma or GED 600 clock hours/22 weeks $7,312 Master Recording Program II HS/Diploma or GED 900 clock hours/37 weeks $13,500 CONSEVA LEARNING CENTER 3110 North Central Avenue (Park Central Mall), Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 266-1500 Fax (602) 266-1555 www.trainingalacarte.com Financial Aid - Sallie Mae, Keybank, Wells Fargo Accreditation - none Admission Requirements - Entrance examination. Please call for course cost and length. Programs Offered: Oracle, JAVA, C++, Web Development CONVERGYS TECHNICAL TRAINING CENTER 9060 South Rita Road, Tucson, AZ 85747 (520) 407-7135 Fax (520) 547-5862 www.cvgtech.com Financial Aid - None Accreditation - none Admission Requirements - High School Graduate or GED. Please call for course cost and length. PROGRAM A+ Certification CISCO Certified Network Administrator Microsoft Certified Database Administrator Microsoft Certified Professional + Internet Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer Microsoft Office User Specialist DALE’S SCHOOL OF CANINE COIFFURES 4126 North 82nd Street, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 (480) 994-3308 Accreditation - none PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST All Breed Dog Grooming None 12 weeks $2,900 DISCOVERY DETECTIVE ACADEMY 7418 East Helm Drive, Suite 257, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 (480) 951-6545 Fax (480) 922-4656 www.discoverydetectivegroup.com Financial Aid - Payment plans available, JTPA Accreditation - none PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Professional Private Investigations (Diploma) Entrance exam 330 clock hours $4500.00 DRA SOFTWARE TRAINING 3434 East 22nd Street, Suite 100, Tucson, AZ 85713 (520) 323-3434 Fax (520) 323-3411 www.dratraining.com E-mail: [email protected] Financial Aid - none Accreditation - none Programs Offered: A+, Certified Novell Administrator, Certified Novell Engineer (CNE), Microsoft Certified Professional + Internet, Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD), Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE), Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer + Internet. Please call for more information. EAST VALLEY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (EVIT) 1601 West Main Street, Mesa, AZ 85201 (480) 461-4000 Fax (480) 461-4169 Accreditation - NCA Financial Aid - PELL The East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT) is Arizona’s first regional technological education district. All programs at EVIT are occupation-specific and taught by industry-experienced professionals using state of the art equipment. EVIT maintains partnerships with business and industry throughout the East Valley to ensure that training programs provide students with job skills necessary for employment. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS COST Administrative Customer Service Keyboarding skills $25.00 minimum Administrative Information Services 1 English credit: “C” or better; a minimum of pre-Algegra $30.00 minimum Advanced Certified Nursing Assistant Juniors and Seniors only; GPA 2.5 $80.00 plus uniform Advanced Electronics EVIT EL 10 or equivalent Science credit with a grade of “B” or higher $35.50 Aesthetics 2.0 GPA, Successful completion of 10 high school credits including 2 $88.50 minimum English credits Air Conditioning Technology Pre-Algebra; “C” or better $20.00 Automotive Technology 2.0 GPA, completion of 6 high school credits and evidence of $45.50 plus tools and supplies keyboarding skills Aviation Pre-Algebra; “C” or better $35.50 Avionics/Electronics Pre-Algebra; “C” or better $35.50 Business Management & Administrative Services Keyboarding Skills $35.50 minimum Cisco Networking Systems Juniors and Seniors only $35.50 Collision Repair Technology Pre-Algebra; “C” or better $55.00 Commercial Banking 2.0 GPA; at least 6 High School credits, including 1 Math credit $110.00 Computer Programming Keyboarding skills $35.00 Computer Service Technician/Networking Keyboarding skills $35.00 minimum Computerized Accounting Technology Keyboarding skills $30.00 minimum Construction Trades Successful completion of 1 Math credit $65.00 fee for tool rental unless student supplies his/her own Cosmetology 2.0 GPA, Successful completion of 10 High School credits including $100.00 minimum 2 English credits Culinary Arts 2.0 GPA; at least 6 High School credits, including 1 Math credit. High $108.50 minimum Foods II or Work Experience in the field Custom Auto Plant & Refinishing Technology 2.0 GPA, Successful completion of 6 High School credits or equivalent, $70.00 Pre-Algebra; “C” or better EAST VALLEY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (EVIT) (continued) PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS COST Digital Animation 2.0 GPA; at least 6 credits which includes 1 Math credit and 1 English credit $40.50 Digital Imaging 2.0 GPA; at least 6 credits which includes 1 Math credit and 1 English credit $25.00 Early Childhood Professions No criminal record. (Arizona State Law requires students to sign a criminal $60.00 history verification form) Electronics Advanced Algebra with a grade of “C” or better and concurrently enrolled $35.50 in another Math course Energy Technologies Algebra and Geometry (Chemistry is helpful, but not required) $35.50 + personal tools and supplies Engineering Technology Algebra; “C” or better, Basic Electronics and concurrently enrolled in $35.50 + personal tools and supplies another Math course and Chemistry (may be concurrently enrolled) Fire Fighting Technology 2.0 GPA, successful completion of 6 High School credits, including 1 $45.50 Algebra credit and 1 English credit Graphic Design and Production Technologies Pre-Algebra $60.00 minimum Health Occupations 2.0 GPA; 1 Math credit, 1 English credit $30.00 minimum Health Occupations Community College Core Juniors (if Health Occupations is taken) and Seniors only; 3.0 GPA; 1 $68.00 plus uniform Math credit, 1 English credit; 1 Science credit, all “C” or better Industrial Cooperative Education-Honeywell Senior on track to graduate $35.00 plus college tuition Partnership Interior Design 1 Math credit $45.00 minimum Law Enforcement 1 Math credit; 1 English credit $40.00 Legal Secretary/Transcriptionist Keyboarding skills $30.00 minimum Maintenance Service Trades 1 Math credit $15.00 minimum Marketing Information Services 9th Grade English; “C” or better; and at least Pre-Algebra $30.00 minimum Medical Administrative Services Keyboarding skills $25.00 minimum Medical Transcriptionist Keyboarding skills $35.00 minimum Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) Students need to have or plan on having their A+ and Net+ certification $30.00 Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) Keyboarding skills $30.50 minimum Nail Technology 2.0 GPA, Successful completion of 10 High School credits, including 2 $88.50 minimum English credits Photo Imaging 1 English credit and 1 Math credit $55.00 minimum Practical Nursing Juniors and Seniors only; GPA 3.0; 92% Attendance; Nursing $80.00 + possible dual enrollment fee Entrance Test (NET) Precision Machining Technology 1 Math credit $20.00 Radio Broadcasting 1 High School English Credit $25.00 minimum Technical Drawing, Digital Drafting and 9th grade English; “C” or better; and at least Pre-Algebra $35.00 minimum Design Principles Telecommunications EL 10 or equivalent Algebra and Geometry (Chemistry is helpful, but not $35.50 + personal tools and supplies required) Video Productions 1 English credit; “C” or better; 1 Math credit $40.00 Welding 1 Math credit; “C” or better $40.00 + personal tools and supplies EMI, INC. TRAINING ACADEMY 125 West Gemini Drive, Suite E-11, Tempe, AZ 85283 (480) 730-5500 Fax (480) 730-5572 www.emiinc.org 2000 Randolph N.E., Suite 106, Albuquerque, NM 87106 Accreditation - none Financial Aid - none Admission Requirements: High School Diploma or GED, and be able to distinguish colors. PROGRAM LENGTH COST Telecommunications Basic Installation & Maintenance 18 days $4595.00 EMPLOYMENT BASICS, INC. 1500 East Thomas Road, #103, Phoenix, AZ 85014 (602) 266-5828 Fax (602) 266-4743 Accreditation - none Financial Aid - none Admission Requirements: No High School or GED is required. PROGRAM LENGTH COST Customer Service & Administration Studies 4 weeks $1200.00 EXECUTRAIN OF PHOENIX 2800 North 44th Street, Suite 600, Phoenix, AZ 85008 (602) 955-7787 Fax (602) 955-7633 Accreditation - none Programs Offered: MCDBA (Microsoft Certified Database Administrator), MCSD (Microsoft Certified Solution Developer), MCSE +I (Microsoft Certified System Engineer + Internet). Please call for more information. FNT FIBER NETWORK TRAINING AND CONSULTING SERVICES 3908 East Broadway Road, Suite 100, Phoenix, AZ 85040 (602) 414-0606 Fax (602) 414-4677 www.F-N-T.com Financial Aid - Most courses approved for Montgomery GI Bill Accreditation - none Degree Offered: Certificate of Completion PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Advanced Fiber Optic Technician Fiber Optic Installer 24 class hours $1500.00 Centralized Network Design None 12 class hours $450.00 Centralized Network Installer None 12 class hours $950.00 Fiber Master Journeyman Advanced Fiber Optic Technician 24 class hours $1300.00 Fiber Optic Installer High School Diploma/GED 16 class hours $550.00 Fiber Optic Theory & Design High School Diploma/GED 8 class hours $300.00 Network Infrastructure Installer I None 24 class hours $950.00 FOCAS (Focus on CADD in Architectural Studies) 5125 North 16th Street, Suite B120, Phoenix, AZ 85016 (602) 604-8886 Fax (602) 604-8965 www.focas-edu.com Financial Aid - Alternative Loans, In-House Financing Accreditation - none Degree Offered: Certificate of Completion PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Focused Studies in Architectural HS/GED, and entrance exam 26 weeks/500 clock hours $7,000 THE GOLF ACADEMY OF ARIZONA 295 West San Marcos Drive, Chandler, AZ 85225 (480) 905-9288 (800) 342-7342 Fax (480) 905-8705 www.sdgagolf.com Other Campus Locations: Myrtle Beach, SC; Orlando, FL; San Diego, CA Accreditation - ACICS Financial Aid - Stafford, Parent-Plus, Pell Admission Requirements: High School Graduate or GED (if applicable), College Transcripts (if applicable), 3 Reference Letters, Golf Ability, and Health Statement. Degree Offered: Associate of Applied Business Degree in Golf Complex Operations and Management. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Golf Complex Operations & Management HS Diploma (GPA 2.5 or higher) 2 Years $18,825.00 or GED (if applicable) Golf Ability (minimum handicap 18) GREATER PHOENIX URBAN LEAGUE, INC. 1402 South 7th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85007-3902 (602) 254-5611 Fax (602) 253-7359 Financial Aid - Please call for cost and financial aid information Programs Offered: Business Data Entry, Front Desk/Reception Services, Keyboarding, Micro Computer Applications, Word Processing Specialist HDS TRUCK DRIVING INSTITUTE 6251South Wilmot Road, P.O. Box 17600, Tucson, AZ 85731 (520) 721-5825 (800) 218-5825 (520) 798-3247 www.hdsdrivers.com Financial Aid - Pell, Stafford Accreditation - ACCSCT Entrance Requirements - High School Diploma, GED, or ATB Examination PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST CDL Training Program HS/GED or ATB 4 weeks $3,495 Commercial Truck Driver Program HS/GED or ATB 10 weeks $3,995 Professional Truck Driver Program HS/GED or ATB 20-26 weeks $6,480 H & R BLOCK TAX TRAINING SCHOOLS 777 West Southern Avenue, #501, Mesa, AZ 85210 (480) 558-8956 Fax (480) 558-8963 www.hrblock.com Financial Aid - none Accreditation - none PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST H&R Block Tax Training School None 66 Class Hours $249 HIGH-TECH INSTITUTE 1515 East Indian School Road, Phoenix, AZ 85014 (602) 279-9700 (800) 831-4011 Fax (602) 279-2999 www.hightechschools.com Campus Locations: Marietta, GA; Kansas City, MO; Brooklyn Center, MN; Nashville, TN; Sacramento, CA Accreditation - ACCSCT Financial Aid - FFEL, FSEOG, PELL, Stafford Degrees Offered: AS Degrees and Diplomas PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Computer Networking & Information Technology HS/GED Diploma: 42 weeks Diploma: $15,650 Degree: 60 weeks Degree: $24,950 Computer/Electronics Technology HS/GED Diploma: 42 weeks Diploma: $13,650 Degree: 60 weeks Degree: $22,850 Digital Design and Animation HS/GED Degree: 60 weeks Degree: 24,850 Drafting/CAD Technology HS/GED Diploma: 42 weeks Diploma: $13,950 Degree: 60 weeks Degree: $22,850 Medical Assisting HS/GED Degree: 61 weeks Degree: $17,650 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE - ITI 2929 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85012, (602) 266-8600 Fax (602) 266-8699 Accreditation - none Program Offered: Applied Information Technology. Please call for more information. INSTITUTE OF MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY 2600 Melville Road, Prescott, AZ 86301 (928) 443-8445 or (877) 468-8324 Fax (928) 778-0608 www.imtaz.org Financial Aid - Student Loans Accreditation - none PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENT LENGTH COST Precision Sheet Metal Mechanic High School/GED, Entrance Examination 12 months $17,750 Advanced Precision Sheet Metal Mechanic Complete Precision Sheet Metal Mechanic Program 12 months $17,750 INTERFACE TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS (Formerly IKON Office Solutions - Education Services) 3110 North Central Ave., Suite 160, Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 266-8500 Fax (602) 266-2447 www.interfaceTT.com Program Offered: Network Professional Program. Please call for more information. Accreditation - none THE INTERNATIONAL IMPORT - EXPORT INSTITUTE 2432 West Peoria Avenue, Suite 1026, Phoenix, AZ 85029 (602) 648-5750 Fax (602) 648-5755 www.expandglobal.com Financial Aid - none Accreditation - none Admission Requirements: 27 credit hours or adegree from an accredited institution PROGRAMS AVAILABLE Bachelor of Science in International Trade Management Certified Exporter Certified International Trade Documentation Specialist (CITDS) Certified International Trade Finance Specialist - Risk Management (CITFS-RM) Certified International Trade Finance Specialist (CITFS) Certified International Trade Logistics Specialist (CITLS) Certified International Trade Manager (CITM) Certified International Trade Marketing Specialist (CITMS) Certified International Trade Professional (CITP) Certified International Trade Training Coordinator (CITTC) Certified U.S. Export Compliance Officer (CUSECO) KNOWLEDGE ALLIANCE, PHOENIX BRANCH 1295 West Washington Street #103, Tempe, AZ 85281 (602) 286-0077 Fax (602) 286-0448 Accreditation - none Vocational Programs Offered: Microsoft Certified Database Administrator, Microsoft Certified Professional, Microsoft Certified Professional - Specialist Internet, Microsoft Certified Systems Developer, Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer - Specialist Internet, Microsoft Certified Trainer. Please call for more information. KNOWLEDGENET 14624 North Scottsdale Road #300, Scottsdale, AZ 85254 (480) 315-4000 Fax (480) 315-4002 Accreditation - none Vocational Programs Offered: A+, Cisco Certified Design Associate, Cisco Certified Network Associate, Cisco Certified Network Professional, I-Net+, Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer, Microsoft Certified System Engineer, Network +. Please call for more information. MARICOPA SKILL CENTER (A Division of GateWay Community College) 1245 East Buckeye Road, Phoenix, AZ 85034 (602) 238-4300 or (602) 238-4350 Fax (602) 238-4307 www.gwc.maricopa.edu/msc/ Financial Aid - BIA, DVR, FFEL, LEAP, Pell, Scholarships, VA Accreditation - NCA Entrance Requirements - Age 16 and over, no GED or High School Diploma required. Length is based on 35 hour weeks. Cost - $3.75 per hour spent in class. Five (5) and seven (7) hour schedules standard; part-time available. Add $225.00- books/materials/lab fee. $5 registration fee. Hours vary based on prior knowledge, rate of learning, and complexity of certificate selected. Financial Aid - (602) 238-4350 CUSTOM CLASSES FOR BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT, FOR GROUPS OR INDIVIDUALS. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENT LENGTH COST Auto Body 16 years of age Up to 29 weeks $3.75 per hour spent in class Banking/Retail 16 years of age 25 weeks $3.75 per hour spent in class Computer and Office Programs 16 years of age 23 weeks $3.75 per hour spent in class Computer Repair/A+ 16 years of age 28 weeks $3.75 per hour spent in class Computer Technology Programs 16 years of age 28 weeks $3.75 per hour spent in class Facilities Maintenance 16 years of age 30 weeks $3.75 per hour spent in class Food Preparation 16 years of age 27 weeks $3.75 per hour spent in class Machine Trades 16 years of age 25 weeks $3.75 per hour spent in class Meat Cutting 17.5 years of age 22 weeks $3.75 per hour spent in class Medical Assistant 17.5 years of age 23 weeks $3.75 per hour spent in class Nursing Assistant 17.5 years of age 12 weeks $3.75 per hour spent in class Practical Nursing 17.5 years of age* 47 weeks $3.75 per hour spent in class Printing Trades 16 years of age 28 weeks $3.75 per hour spent in class Welding 16 years of age 24 weeks $3.75 per hour spent in class METRO INSTITUTE 331 North 1st Avenue, Suite 150, Phoenix, AZ 85003 (602) 452-2900 Financial Aid - none Accreditation -none PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Minimum Standards Training none 6 hours $69.00 Initial Certificates Training none 6 hours $89.00 Pest Management Training Course 18 years old, Valid AZ Drivers License 36 hours $808.00 tuition HS Diploma or equivalent $85.00 books & misc. MINDWORKS PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION GROUP, INC. 4141 North Granite Reef Road, #101, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 (480) 874-1500 Fax 480-990-0081 www.mindwork.com Financial Aid - None Accreditation - none PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST (MCP) Microsoft Certified Professional High School/GED 80 hours $2125.00 (MCSE) Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer High School/GED 240 hours $7995.00 A+ Certified Technician High School/GED 40 hours $995.00 Certified CISCO Network Associate High School/GED 40 hours $1495.00 Network & Certification High School/GED 40 hours $995.00 MICROBUSINESS ADVANCEMENT CENTER 10 East Broadway Road, Suite 210, Tucson, AZ 85701 (520) 620-1241 Fax (520) 622-2235 Financial Aid - Scholarship Program Accreditation - none Admission Requirements: Entrance exams, orientation, need assessment. Please call for cost information.

PROGRAM Business Planning MAP Mentoring Program MOBILE DYNAMICS 2727 West Baseline Road, #11, Tempe, AZ 85283 (602) 438-1559 or (800) 610-2122 Fax (602) 438-2522 www.mobiledynamics.com Campus Locations: Toronto, Canada Accreditation - none Financial Aid -SLM Corporation (Salliemae) PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENT LENGTH COST Mobile Dynamics 10th grade reading and math level. 4 and 6 week courses $2,913 & $3,960 MOTORCYCLE MECHANICS INSTITUTE DIVISION, (A Division of Universal Technical Institute) 2844 West Deer Valley Road, Phoenix, AZ 85027 (623) 869-9644 Toll Free (800) 528-7005 Fax (623) 581-2871 www.uticorp.com Campus Locations: Orlando, FL Accreditation - ACCSCT Financial Aid - FFEL, PELL, SEOG, Social Security, Stafford, VA, Voc. Rehab Other Information: Contact Admissions Office for course information in Harley-Davidson, Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Motorcycle Technician High School Diploma or GED 57 - 111 weeks $16,875 - $31,250 MUNDUS INSTITUTE 2001 West Camelback, Suite 400, Phoenix, AZ 85015 (602) 246-7111 Fax (602) 246-7222 www.mundusinstitute.com Financial Aid - FFEL, Pell, Accreditation - ACCSCT Admission Requirements - High School Diploma or GED, entrance exam, and interview. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Blackjack Dealing Age 21 2 weeks $800 Golf Course Management H.S. Diploma/GED, Entrance Exam 45 weeks $13,500 and Interview Hotel/Resort Management H.S. Diploma/GED, Entrance Exam 30 weeks $9,670 and Interview Medical Coding & Billing Specialist H.S. Diploma/GED, Entrance Exam 30 weeks $9,670 and Interview Turf Management H.S. Diploma/GED, Entrance Exam 15 weeks $4,850 and Interview NEW HORIZONS COMPUTER LEARNING CENTER of PHOENIX 725 South Rural Road, Suite C207, Tempe, AZ 85281 (480) 736-9300 Fax (480) 736-9400 www.newhorizons.com Financial Aid - Career Student Loan Accreditation - none Programs Offered: Cisco’s CCNA, CompTIA’s A+ Certification, CompTIA’s Network+ Certification, CompTIA’s Security+ Certification, Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), & Microsoft’s MCSE Certification. Please call or visit our web site for more information. NEW HORIZONS COMPUTER LEARNING CENTER of TUCSON 6377 East Tanque Verde Road #200, Tucson, AZ 85715 (520) 290-5600 Fax (520) 290-5665 www.nhtucson.com Other Campus Location: Sierra Vista, AZ Accreditation - none Financial Aid - Key Bank, Sallimae, Skills IT Other Information: Microsoft Certified Technical Education Center, CIW Authorized Training Partner, COMITIA Training Provider. PROGRAM A+ Certification Certified Internet Webmaster (CIW) (Applications Developer, Java Programmer, Site Designer, Server Administrator, Enterprise Database Specialist) Certified Network Engineer (CNE) Cisco Certified Network Administrator (CCNA) IC-3 (Internet Computing and Core Certification) Master Certified Internet Webmaster - Enterprise Developer Master Certified Internet Webmaster Administrator Master Certified Internet Webmaster Designer Master Certified Network Engineer (MCNE) Microsoft Certified Programmer (MCP) Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) Microsoft Certified Systems Developer (MCSD) Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) Network+ Security Certified Network Professional (SCNP) NORTH AMERICAN TECHNICAL COLLEGE 3906 East Broadway, Suite 104, Phoenix, AZ 85040 (480) 829-1903 Fax (602) 453-3667 Financial Aid - DES, Native American Funding, REPAC, VA, WIA PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Plumbing Training HS/GED, Entrance Exam 20 Weeks $7,495 Carpentry Training HS/GED, Entrance Exam 20 Weeks $7,495 Electrical Training HS/GED, Entrance Exam 20 Weeks $7,495 Residential Builder HS/GED, Entrance Exam 20 Weeks $8,195 PORTABLE PRACTICAL EDUCATIONAL PREPARATION, INC. P.O. Box 2759, 144 West Main Street, Somerton, AZ 85350 Accreditation - none 10455 West B Street, San Luis, AZ 85349 (520) 627-3203 Financial Aid - None PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Experienced Commercial Vehicle Test Preparation Courses - Available in Operators English and Spanish Written Test 48 class hours $480 Skills Test 12 class hours $120 Special Endorsements 12 class hours $120 Vocational English as a Second Language for Commercial Vehicle Operators 40 class hours $400 Entrepreneurship Training Small Business Development I, II, III varies varies THE REFRIGERATION SCHOOL 4210 East Washington Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034 (602) 275-7133 Fax (602) 267-4810 www.refrigerationschool.com Financial Aid - FFEL, Pell, LEAP, SEOG, WIA, and others Accreditation - ACCSCT PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Mechanical Maintenance Engineering HS/GED, Interview 70 credits/1300 hours $15,000 Electrical Technologies HS/GED, age, ATB, Interview 14.5 credits/300 hours $5,000 Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heating Technologies HS/GED, age, ATB, Interview 34 credits/600 hours $7,000 Electro-Mechanical Technologies HS/GED, age, ATB, Interview 42.5 credits/800 hours $9,000 ROBERTO-VENN SCHOOL OF LUTHIERY 4011 South 16th St., Phoenix, AZ 85040 (602) 243-1179 (602) 304-1175 www.roberto-venn.com Financial Aid - Pell, Federal Student Loans, BIA, Others Accreditation - ACCSCT PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Guitar Construction/Repair HS/GED 5 months (880 hours) $7,900

SCOTTSDALE CULINARY INSTITUTE 8100 East Camelback Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 (480) 990-3773 or (800) 848-2433 Fax (480) 990-0351 www.scichefs.com Financial Aid - Pell, FFEL, SEOG, Tribal Agencies, Others Accreditation - ACCSCT, ACF PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Arts HS/GED, Essay 15 months $27,000 SONORAN DESERT INSTITUTE 10245 East Via Linda, Suite 109, Scottsdale, AZ 85258 (480) 314-2102 Fax (480) 314-2138 Accreditation - none Degrees Offered: Diploma and Certificates PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Gunsmithing Diploma HS/GED 36 semester credits $1198.00 Home Inspection - Arizona Short Course HS/GED 115 class hours $498.00 Home Inspection Apprenticeship HS/GED 60 class hours $2400.00 Home Inspection Diploma HS/GED 34 semester credits $1198.00 SOUTHWEST TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 1230 Glenn Street, Tucson, AZ 85705 (520) 620-6350 Fax (520) 623-6288 Financial Aid - none Accreditation - none Approved by the Arizona State Board for Private Postsecondary Education PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST A+ Certification HS/GED or Entrance Exam 160 hours $3495.00 MOUS Microsoft HS/GED or Entrance Exam 160 hours $3495.00 SOUTHWEST INSTITUTE OF PROPERTY INSPECTION 3240 East Shea Blvd., 103, Phoenix, AZ 85028 (602) 288-2431 Fax (602) 288-2432 Financial Aid - none Accreditation - none PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Initial Home Inspection Training HS/GED, English Speaking 80 hours $3000.00 TECH SKILLS 2929 East Camelback Road, Suite 122, Phoenix, AZ 85016-4424 (602) 955-5888 Fax (602) 808-9720 www.TechSkills.com 10429 South 51st Street, Suite 105, Phoenix, AZ 85044 Financial Aid - Student Loan, WIA Accreditation - ACE College Credit Recommendation Degrees Offered: Certifications offered. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST A+ High School Diploma or equivalent 6 months (171 hours) $1,595 CCDA High School Diploma or equivalent 6 months (71 hours) $1,495 CCNA High School Diploma or equivalent 6 months (138 hours) $1,495 CCNP High School Diploma or equivalent 6 months (386 hours) $4,995 CIW High School Diploma or equivalent 6 months (146 hours) $1,495 CNA High School Diploma or equivalent 6 months (85 hours) $1,495 i-NET+ High School Diploma or equivalent 6 months (80 hours) $1,495 Java High School Diploma or equivalent 6 months (173 hours) $1,495 MCDBA High School Diploma or equivalent 6 months (400 hours) $4,495 MCSA High School Diploma or equivalent 6 months (467 hours) $5,995 MCSD High School Diploma or equivalent 6 months (513 hours) $5,995 MCSE High School Diploma or equivalent 6 months (818 hours) $5,995 MOUS High School Diploma or equivalent 6 months (212 hours) $2,995 Network+ High School Diploma or equivalent 6 months (88 hours) $1,495 Oracle8i High School Diploma or equivalent 6 months (574 hours) $5,995

TUCSON SCHOOL OF HORSESHOEING 2230 N. Kimberlee Rd., Tucson, AZ 85749 (520) 749-5212 (800) 657-2779 Fax (520) 760-0886 www.tucsonhorseshoeing.com Financial Aid - Arizona Regional Re-employment Services, Arizona Rehabilitation Service, BIA, JTPA, VA Accreditation - none PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Horseshoeing Reading & Writing 2 weeks - 80 hours $1,000 4 weeks - 160 hours $2,000 6 weeks - 240 hours $2,850 8 weeks - 320 hours $3,550 12 weeks - 400 hours $5,550 UNITED STATES TRUCK DRIVING SCHOOL 6021 West Sherman Street, Phoenix, AZ 85043 (602) 269-6095, (866) 505-7364 Fax (602) 269-6098 www.ustruck.com Campus Locations in: Arizona , California, Colorado and Oregon Accreditation - Licensed by U.S. Department of Transportation Cost Information - United States Truck Driving School helps students develop plans for financing their education through a combination of financial aid (if eligible), family contributions, employer tuition reimbursement (when available) and U.S. Financing. Please call for course costs. Other Information - Applicants for admission to the United States Truck Driving School should bring a current drivers license and current Department of Motor Vehicle printout. Not all programs available at all locations. Evening and Weekend classes not available at all locations. Class hours may vary. Please check with the location you wish to attend. PROGRAM LENGTH Bus Program 168 hours Class A Heavy Duty Truck 120 hours Truck Program 140 hours UNIVERSAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 3121 West Weldon Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85017 (602) 264-4164 Fax (602) 264-6412 www.uticorp.com Other Campus Locations: 3114 West Thomas Road, Suite 502, Phoenix, AZ 85017 Accreditation - ACCSCT 3002 North 27th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85017 Financial Aid - FFEL, PELL, Perkins, PLUS, SEOG Degree Offered: AOS Degree

PROGRAM Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Technology Auto Technology w/Ford Fact Auto/Diesel Technology Auto/Diesel Technology w/Ford Fact Automotive Technology Diesel Technology WESTERN’S SCHOOL OF HORSESHOEING 2801 West Maryland Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85017 (602) 242-2560 Fax (602) 242-6670 www.western-horseshoeing.com Financial Aid - VA, BIA, DES Accreditation - none PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Horseshoeing 18 years old, good physical health 8 weeks $3,600 + $475 for tools WESTERN TRUCK SCHOOL 2624 West Bethany Home Road, Phoenix, AZ 85017 (602) 266-5250 Fax (602) 263-8153 www.westerntruckschools.com 4726 South Country Club Road, Tucson, AZ 85714 (520) 806-8345 Accreditation - none 5347 West Luke, Suite 2, Glendale, AZ 85301 (623) 934-1904 Financial Aid - Financing Available, if qualified, Mastercard & Visa, Tuition reimbursement available with some OTR Carriers if qualified, Veterans Benefits (pending), Voc. Rehab, WIA funds accepted. Entrance Requirement: Students must be able to read, write and comprehend. Present a high school diploma or GED certificate if available. Pass an Admissions Test. Preset a current driver’s license. Present a social security card and resident alien card if applicable. Pass a Department of Transportation physical. Pass a Nida 5-Panel/SAMHSA drug screen test. Students planning to drive out of state must be 21 years old. In a RECESSION PROOF INDUSTRY offering SECURITY, JOB STABILITY, EXCELLENT BENEFITS and GREAT PAY. Be working in JUST 4 WEEKS! Felons: A counseling session will be held to determine job placement ability prior to being approved for admission to Western Truck School. Pre-Employment confirmation assistance will be provided. Certified 3rd Party Tester by the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division. Degrees Offered: None. Western Truck School training is designed to prepare individuals to become professional, entry-level truck drivers by obtaining a CDL license. Diploma or Certificate issued upon course completion. Other Campus’ located in Las Vegas, Nevada, Albuquerque, New Mexico, and El Paso, Texas. PROGRAM LENGTH COST Tractor/Trailer Operator 40 hours Classroom/120 hours Please call for cost. (160 Hours) Yard/Field Training. Day, Evening, and Weekend Classes Available. WYOTECH 4373 North 3rd Street, Laramie, WY 82072 (307) 742-3776 Fax (307) 742-4354 www.wyotech.com Financial Aid - FSEOG, FWS, Pell, Perkins, PLUS, Scholarships, Stafford, Unsubsidized Accreditation - none Admission Requirements - High School Diploma or GED. Please call for cost information. PROGRAMS OFFERED Advanced Diesel Technology Collision/Refinishing & Management Auto/Diesel Vehicle Technology Collision/Refinishing Upholstery Technology Automotive Technology and Management Collision/Refinishing w/Specialty Auto Fabrication Automotive Technology w/chassis Fabrication & Management Collision/Refinishing w/Street Rod & Management Automotive Technology w/Speciality Auto Fabrication Diesel Technology and Management Automotive Technology w/Street Rod & Management Diesel/Auto Vehicle Technology Chassis Fabrication & High Performance Engines w/Automotive Technology Street Rod & Custom Fabrication w/Automotive Technology Chassis Fabrication & High Performance Engines w/Diesel Technology Street Rod & Custom Fabrication w/Collision/Refinishing Technology Chassis Fabrication & High Performance Engines w/Collision Refinishing Tech. Street Rod & Custom Fabrication w/Diesel Technology Collision/Refinishing w/Chassis Fabrication & Management TRAINING, EMPLOYMENT and SKILL CENTERS There are a number of employment and training centers in Arizona providing counseling, training and educational services. Services provided vary, but generally include vocational counseling and training, job referral and placement, basic education and GED preparation, and English as a Second Language. A few employment and training centers offer on-site vocational skills training at no charge and these are noted. Others refer individual students elsewhere for training, depending upon the student’s par - ticular needs, with training fees paid by the referring agency. In either instance, training is generally open-entry and open-exit to allow students to enter class when there is an opening, to progress at their own pace, and to graduate upon attaining the required proficiencies. Interested students should contact the employment and training centers for specific information on the services they provide. ADULT BASIC EDUCATION AND THE GED The Arizona Department of Education sponsors programs that offer free classes to adults seeking to improve their communication, reading and math skills. The programs are available to individuals 16 years of age or older who are not currently enrolled in any school. Classes include Adult Basic Education,English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), Citizenship and preparation for the General Educational Development (GED) test. The department also provides GED test sites in more than 120 locations and supports more than 1,000 instructional classes in various locations throughout the state. For additional information call: (602) 542-5280 ARIZONA’S WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM Arizona Department of Commerce, Office of Workforce Development, 3800 North Central Avenue, Suite 1500, Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1300

Governor’s Council on Workforce Policy (GCWP) Workforce Policy develops policies and supports the implementation of al system to effectively and efficiently prepare Arizona workers for an ever-changing economy. Workforce Policy provides staff support to the Governor’s Council on Workforce Policy (State Council). The State Council is responsible for advising the Governor on issues related to the duties and responsibilities required by the federal Workforce Investment Act of 1998. All members of the State Council are appointed by the Governor and represent the many facets of workforce development - business, labor, public education, higher education, economic development, youth activities, employment and training, as well as the Legislature. The State Council meets quarterly, and the public is encouraged to attend the meetings. A “Call to the Public” is an agenda item at each State Council meeting. Decisions are reached through a collaborative process.

Arizona’s Apprenticeship System Registered apprenticeship is a training system that produces highly skilled workers that meet the demands of employers competing in a global economy. Apprenticeship is a proven strategy that combines on-the-job training with related theoretical and practical classroom instruction to prepare exceptional workers for Arizona’s industry. Private and public sectors - individual employers, employer associations or joint labor/management sponsors, operate registered apprenticeship programs. Program sponsors pay most of the training costs while also paying progressively increasing wages to apprentices as they gain skills. Registered apprenticeship programs can be competency based or time based depending on program sponsor needs. Arizona currently has more than 120 registered apprenticeship programs in such industries as agriculture, forestry, and fishing; mining; construction; manufacturing; transportation, communications, electric, gas, and sanitary services; and public administration. More than 2,100 apprentices are currently in apprenticeship programs in Arizona.

Job Training The Arizona Job Training Program supports the design and delivery of training plans that meet unique industry standards and challenges. Under the “Net New Hire” portion of the grant program, businesses can apply for grants that return up to 75% of the costs of training net new employees in jobs that meet wage criteria. The “Incumbent Worker” portion of the grant program will allow for training that upgrades the skills of existing employees. The Incumbent Program can reimburse employers up to a maximum of 50% of allowable training costs.

Office of Workforce Development, Arizona Department of Commerce 3800 North Central Avenue, Suite 1500 Phoenix, Arizona 85012-1991 Phoenix (602) 280-1300 Statewide (800) 528-8421 www.azcommerce.com APPRENTICESHIP MATRIX

OCCUPATION NATURE OF WORK ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH

Boilermaker Lays out, fabricates and assembles a wide variety of products 18 years of age. Willing to travel and 4 years made of steel. perform high or hazardous work. Good mechanical aptitude and knowledge of mathematics.

Bricklayer Constructs and repairs structures of masonry materials. 18 years of age. 3 years

Carpenter Constructs, erects, installs and repairs structures and fixtures of Minimum age 17. Able to do work 4 years wood, plywood and wallboard. involving precise measurements.

Construction Equipment Repairs, rebuilds and adjusts construction equipment except 18 years of age. 3 years Mechanic those systems which require diesel mechanics.

Cook/Chef Responsible for food preparation in restaurants. 18 years of age. 3 years

Driver Operates 2 or 3 axle diesel trucks including dumps, mixer, 18 years of age. 1 year flattrack and water truck.

Drywall/Lather Installs the support backings on which plaster, stucco, or 18 years of age. Good vision and hand/eye 4 years concrete materials are applied. coordination.

Drywall/Tape Finisher Seals joints between plasterboard or other wallboards to 18 years of age. 2 years prepare wall surface for painting or papering.

Electric Relayman Repairs defects in electric apparatus such as relays and crossbar 18 years of age. 4 years switches, used in protection, communication and control devices.

Electrician Installs, tests, and repairs electrical systems and equipment. 18 years of age. One year algebra. Able 5 years to do work involving precise measurements. Good eyesight and color discrimination.

Engineer, Operating Operates and maintains a wide variety of powered construction 18 years of age. 3 years equipment.

Glass Setter (Glazier) Cuts, fits, and installs plate glass, mirrors and special items Minimum age 17. 4 years. such as leaded glass pannels.

Insulation (Asbestos) worker. Applies insulating material to exposed surfaces or equipment. 18 years of age. 4 years

Iron Worker Raises, places and unites girders, columns and other structural 18 years of age. No fear of heights and 3 years steel members to form completed structures or structure good mechanical aptitude. frameworks.

Line Erector Constructs and maintains the network of power lines which 18 years of age. No fear of heights. 3-1/2 years carry electricity from generating plants to consumers.

Machinist Uses a variety of hand and power tools to shape metal parts to Minimum age 18. Good hand/eye 4 years precise dimensions. coordination. Basic education in mathematics and science.

Mason (Cement) Finishes surface of poured concrete floors, walls, sidewalks or 18 years of age. Good hand/eye 4 years curbs to specifications. coordination. Basic education in mathematics and science.

Mechanic Heavy Duty Construction equipment mechanic. Repair, rebuilding and 18 years of age. 3 years maintenance of diesel construction equipment. Mechanic, Welder Analyzes malfunction and repairs, rebuilds or adjusts 18 years of age. 3 years construction equipment except those systems which require diesel mechanics.

Metal Fabricator Uses a variety of hand and power tools to shape metal parts to 18 years of age. Good mechanical 3 years precise dimensions.

Millwright Moves and installs heavy industrial machinery and equipment. 18 years of age. Good mechanical aptitude. 4 years

Painter Prepares interior and exterior building surfaces and then 18 years of age. Normal color vision. 3 years applies paint and other preservative and decorative materials.

Pipe Fitter, Refrigeration Installs, services and repairs air-conditioning units and 18 years of age. Able to do work 5 years commercial refrigeration equipment.

Plant Operator Repairs, maintains and operates a wide variety of plant 18 years of age. 5 years equipment and controls all components of plant operation, including the maintenance of records.

Plasterer Applies plaster to interior walls and ceilings to produce 18 years of age. 3 years surface of desired texture for final finishing.

Plumber Lays out, installs, repairs and remodels, water , heating and air 18 years of age. Able to do work 5 years pipes and fixtures, wast disposal pipes and appliances. requiring precise standards.

Roofer Applies composition roofing and other materials to the roofs of 18 years of age. 2 years buildings and waterproofs other building surfaces.

Sheet Metal Worker Fabricates and installs a wide vaariety of products made from 18 years of age. Able to do work 5 years thin metal sheets including those used in air conditioning and requiring precise standards. Good heating systems, roofing, siding, partitions and store fronts. education in mathematics.

Steamfitter Fabricates, assemblies, installs and maintains piping systems, 18 years of age. Able to do work 5 years fixtures and equipment for steam, hot water, heating, cooling requiring precise standards. lubricating and industrial systems.

Tool & Die Maker Prepares layouts, machines, fits, assembles, and finishes metal 18 years of age. Working knowledge of 4 years parts to make and repair dies for diecasting of metal mathematics and physics. products and metal molds.

Workforce Investment Act of 1998 On August 8, 1998, President Clinton signed the Workforce Investment Act of 1998 (WIA), a comprehensive reform legislation that supersedes the Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) and amends the Wagner-Peyser Act. WIA also contains the Adult Education and Family Literacy Act (Title II) and the Rehabilitation Act Amendments of 1998 (Title IV).

WIA reforms Federal job training programs and creates a new, comprehensive workforce investment system. The reformed system is “customer-focused,” to help Americans access the tools they need to manage their careers through information and high quality of services and to help U.S. companies find skilled workers.

The purpose of the Federal WIA is to establish programs to prepare youth and adults to enter or re-enter the labor force and to afford job training to eligible adults that are facing serious barriers to employment and who are in need of such training to obtain productive employment and quality of life. WIA also provides basic readjustment and re-training services to eligible dislocated workers (individuals affected by a mass lay-off).

In consultation with local elected officials (e.g., Boards of Supervisors, City Council, and Tribal chief executive officers), former Arizona Governor Jane Dee Hull designated 16 local workforce investment areas (LWIAs) that oversee local One-Stop Career Centers and administer local WIA programs.

In Arizona, the Federal WIA funds are directed through the Governor’s Council on Workforce Policy, which is staffed by the Office of Workforce Policy within the Arizona Department of Commerce and administered by the Workforce Development Administration within the Arizona department of Economic Security (DES). The DES then distributes the funds based on a formula to local Workforce Investment Areas (LWIAs) to provide the services to local residents through local One-Stop Career Centers. Services under WIA Adult, dislocated workers and youth services can be accessed through local One-Stop Career Centers. There are three levels/tiers of services: Tier 1 - Core Services - through self-help or staff assistance: eligibility determination, intake, initial needs assessment, job search and placement, employment information, availability of support services; Tier 2 - Intensive Services - for those who are not able to find employment through core services: Assessment of skills and service needs, individual employment plan, group and individual counseling, case management, and short term pre-vocational services; Tier 3- Training Services - for those adults and dislocated workers who have met eligibility requirements for intensive services: Occupational training, On-the-job training, programs that combine workplace training with related instruction, training programs operated by private sector, skill upgrading and retraining, job readiness training, adult education and literacy activities provided in combination with any of the Core and Intense services, and customized training conducted with a commitment by an employer or groups of employer to employ an individual upon successful completion of the training. Workforce Development Administration Arizona Department of Economic Security 1789 West Jefferson, Site Code 920Z Phoenix, Arizona 850078 (602) 542-3957 Fax (602) 542-2491 ARIZONA BUILDERS ALLIANCE 2702 N. 3rd St., Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 274-8222 Fax (602)274-8999 E-Mail [email protected] Financial Aid - Tuition generally reimbursed by company sponsor based on grade point average. Accreditation - Bureau of Apprenticeship & Training State Apprenticeship Council and National Center for Construction, Education and Research. PROGRAM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS LENGTH COST Carpentry HS/GED 4 yrs. classroom training $4000 Electrical HS/GED 2 nights per week Pipefitter HS/GED Plumbing HS/GED Sheet Metal HS/GED ARIZONA CAREER RESOURCE NETWORK (AzCRN) 1535 West Jefferson Street, #42, Phoenix, AZ 85007 www.ade.az.gov/cte/azcrn Cost Information: Arizona Futures: FREE Career Information Delivery System on CD-ROM. Arizona Futures contains 13 different modules and 34 help screen documents designed to assist individuals with assessment and career exploration. Training is provided upon request. For more information, please call (602) 364-1525. The purpose of the Arizona Career Resource Network (AzCRN) is to promote services and products that will improve career decision making among residents of the State of Arizona. AzCRN is the successor to the Arizona State Occupational Information Coordinating Committee (ASOICC) which performed similar functions in the State of Arizona for many years. Many of the products and services of the ASOICC program will be continued by AzCRN as well as new updates to the program. AzCRN receives Carl Perkins III funding at the national level from the Office of Vocational and Adult Education (OVAE) in the U.S. Department of Education. OVAE has assumed many of the responsibilities of the National Occupational Information Coordinating Committee (NOICC). At the State level, AzCRN funds are administered by the Arizona Department of Education. Networking goals of AzCRN: - provide centralized clearinghouse of career resources - bring better career resources to Arizona residents - promote two way communication: --between agencies, among professionals, and with customers/students - locate best sources for: -- assessments, and career exploration ARIZONA’S ONE-STOP CAREER CENTER’S DES, One-Stop Career Center Project, P.O. Box 6123, Site Code 901A, Phoenix, AZ 85005 (602) 542-1250 Fax (602) 542-2273 One-Stop Centers are a single point-of-entry to a network of employment and educational programs and providers in each community. They help job seekers access the tools they need to manage their careers through high quality information and services and help employers find skilled workers. Information about job vacancies, career options, student financial aid, relevant employment trends, and instruction on how to conduct a job search, write a resume, or interview with an employer is avail - able to anyone in the United States. Each One-Stop Center integrates the services of the following federally-funded programs, through staff co-location, coordination of services, and integration activities: - Programs authorized by Title 1 of the Workforce investment Act of 1998. - Job Service - Adult Education and Literacy - Vocational Rehabilitation - Welfare to Work - Senior Community Service Employment Program - Postsecondary Vocational Education - North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)/Transition Adjustment Assistance (TAA) - Veterans’ Employment & Training Services ARIZONA’S ONE-STOP CAREER CENTER’S (continued) - Employment and Training activities - Community Services Block Grant Act - Employment and Training activities - Housing and Urban Development (HUD) - Unemployment Insurance Local One-Stop Career Centers Apache County 928-333-4454 Mohave/LaPaz 928-753-0723 City of Phoenix 602-262-4036 Navajo County 928-532-8081 Cochise County 520-458-4000 Pinal County 928-425-7631 Coconino County 928-522-7900 Pima County 520-798-0500 Gila County 520-425-7631 Santa Cruz County 520-281-1036 Graham County 520-428-7386 Tribal 602-542-2493 Greenlee County 520-865-4151 Yavapai County 520-778-1422 Maricopa County 602-506-4812 Yuma County 520-329-0990 ARIZONA TECH PREP 1535 West Jefferson, Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5356 Fax (602) 5421849 www.aztechprep.org Tech Prep is a National educational initiative that involves restructuring traditional curricula and introducing new teaching approaches at the secondary and postsecondary levels. Viewed as one of the most innovative and effective educational reform efforts in American history, Tech Prep connects learning to career pathways and provides students with the knowledge, skills and behaviors they need to compete successfully in the technologically advanced workplace of tomorrow. Community colleges and high schools around the state have partnered to jointly design and implement coordinated sequences of instruction to link high school and postsecondary education. The state is divided into 12 consortia which are overseen by individual leadership teams and a local tech prep director. Tech Prep provides each student with: - A career pathway with an identified sequence of courses which lead to employment. - Employability and technological skills. - Advanced occupational training identified in partnership with business and industry. - Articulated programs leading to certification and/or a degree. - A curriculum integrating academic and occupational learning and application. Please call or visit our web site for more information. CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION Arizona Department of Education, 1535 West Jefferson Street, Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5282 Fax (602) 542-1849 www.ade.az.gov There are five categories that fall under the Career and Technical Education program of the Arizona Department of Education. They are: - Accountability Programs Improvement - Career Pathways - Federal CTE Programs - Grants and Services - Workforce Development Please call or visit our web site for more information. EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING FOR OLDER WORKERS DES, Aging and Adult Administration, P.O. Box 6123, Site Code 950A, Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4446 The Arizona Aging & Adult Administration (A&AA) is responsible for the administration of a statewide system of social services and programs for the elderly. A&AA administers the Senior Community Service Employment Program which is funded through Title V of the Older Americans Act. It provides employment and training opportunities for persons over 55 years of age or older who have incomes at or below the federally established poverty level. Qualifying requirements are: Age 55 or older, Must be an Arizona resident, Current income does not exceed 125% of the federal Office of Management and Budget poverty level. FRED G. ACOSTA JOB CORPS CENTER 901 S. Campbell, Tucson, AZ 85719 (520) 792-3015 Fax (520) 628-1552 In Arizona (800) 523-0746 www.acostajobcorps.com The goal of the Fred G. Acosta Job Corps is twofold: To teach marketable skills in a safe and supportive setting, and to find meaningful employment for students when they leave the program. One of the things which separates Job Corps from other vocational training programs, is that preparation for employment includes academic skills and social skills training in addition to vocational training. Students complete that training at their own pace. Some spend as little as six months, while others spend as long as two years in order to complete the level of training which best meets their needs. Evaluations and staff monitoring assure that progress is being made. Job Corps eliminates the barriers to completing vocational training by providing housing, meals, and medical services. This allows students to concentrate on completing their training and getting a job. Entry into the Job Corps is voluntary. A young person’s choice to enroll in Job Corps for training is their first positive step in preparing for their future. There are many more choices for students to make. The staff at Fred G. Acosta Job Corps are well-trained, committed and highly motivated to provide the support and encouragement for students to make the best choices for maximizing their potential. The safety of students leaves no room for choices. A policy of zero tolerance for current illegal drug use and violence on Center is strictly enforced. Students who choose not to comply with this policy are terminated from the program. Job Corps works. We know it, former students know it, and employers know it. We want you to know it, too. We’d like to introduce you to the Fred G. Acosta Job Corps, its staff and its students. We want to pique your interest and hope you’ll want to know more about this alternative educational opportunity available to young people 16-24. (This upper age limit does not apply to qualified applicants with disabilities.) You are invited to attend one of our weekly tours held every Tuesday at 8:00 a.m. and every Thursday at 1:00 p.m. The Fred G. Acosta Job Corps is an equal opportunity program and is prohibited from discrimination on the basis of race, national origin, sex, religion, and disability. If you need a reasonable accommodation to complete the eligibility determination process, please contact the Career Services Manager at (520) 792-3015. Please let us know as soon as possible so that there is enough time to arrange the accommodation. Please call or visit our web site at: www.acostajobcorps.com for additional information. HOMELESS PROGRAMS DES, State Homeless Coordinator, P.O. Box 6123, Site Code 086Z, Phoenix, AZ 85005 (602) 542-6647 The Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Act provides programs to meet the needs of homeless people: Emergency Shelter & Food, Mental & Physical Health Care, Housing, Job Training & Other Services JOB CORPS Phoenix Job Corps, 518 South 3rd Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 254-5921 www.phxjcc.org Entrance Requirements: Must be 16-24 years of age, not attending school, underemployed or unemployed, and from low income households. Our program offers cash bonuses for good performance, counseling and job placement after graduation. Job Corps is federally funded and is administered by the U.S. Department of Labor. Please call or visit web site for additional information. JOB SERVICE DES, Employment Security Administration, P.O.Box 6123, Site Code 910A, Phoenix, AZ 85005 www.de.state.az.us The federal Wagner-Peyser Act provided for the establishment of the U.S. Employment Service with a system of public employment offices nationwide. Wagner-Peyser funds received by Arizona are used for many job related services including: job search/placement services, employment counseling services, recruitment services, occupational testing, layoff services, technical services for employers, occupational & labor market information, and assessment and referral to employers. Please call or visit our web site for additional information. NATIVE AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING PROGRAMS P.O. Box 6123, Site Code 901A, Phoenix, AZ 85005 (602) 542-1250 Fax (602) 542-2273 www.aspe.hhs.gov/cfda/ Objectives: To afford job training to Native Americans facing serious barriers to employment, who are in special need of such training to obtain productive employment. To reduce the economic disadvantages among Indians and others of Native American descent and to advance the economic and social development of such people. PORTABLE PRACTICAL EDUCATIONAL PREPARATION (Project PPEP) Portable Practical Educational Preparation (Project PPEP) operates the WIA, Section 167 program form Migrant and Seasonal Farm workers. Services are offered throughout the state at various community offices and include On-The Job training, Job Readiness, Commercial Drivers License, Apprenticeship, industry specific vocational training in various fields, and job placement assistance. PPEP also privies classes in English as a Second Language, Computers, Construction, GED preparation and some Adult Basic Education in various areas, along with other referral assistance.

PPEP Training for Employment Center (Main Campus) PPEP Training for Employment Center 806 E. 46th St., Tucson, AZ 85713 106 E. Florence Blvd., Casa Grande, AZ 85222 (520) 622-3553 (520) 836-2318

PPEP Training for Employment Center PPEP Training for Employment Center 1412 N. Central Ave., Avondale, AZ 85323 324 W. Main St., Somerton, AZ 85350 (623) 932-3448

PPEP Training for Employment Center PPEP Training for Employment Center 95 W. Boston, Chandler, AZ 85224 23376 N. 4th Drive, San Luis, AZ 85349 (480) 821-1488 (520) 627-3203

PPEP Training for Employment Center PPEP Training for Employment Center 1012 G. Avenue, Douglas, AZ 85605 515 N. Main St., Eloy, AZ 85231 (520) 364-4405 (520) 466-7376

PPEP Training for Employment Center 141 N. Main St., Coolidge, AZ 85228 (520) 723-5080 REHABILITATION SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, DES 1789 West Jefferson, 2nd Floor, NW, Phoenix, AZ 85007, (602) 542-3332 or (800) 563-1221 www.de.state.az.us/rsa/ Our mission is to work with individuals with disabilities to achieve increase independence and/or gainful employment through the provision of comprehensive rehabilitative and employment support services in a partnership with all stakeholders. Please call or visit our web site for more information about the following programs offered: - Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) - Independent Living Rehabilitation (ILR) - Employment Support Services (ESS) - Arizona Industries for the Blind (AIB) - Business Enterprise Program (BEP) VETERANS PROGRAMS (Department of Veterans Affairs) The Veterans Services Division provides a network of Veterans Benefits Counselors (VBC’s) who give information, counsel and assistance to Veterans, their dependents and survivors in matters pertaining to federal and state benefits earned by honorable service in the armed forces of the United States. Veteran Benefits Counselors travel to all fifteen counties of the state. Division offices are located in Flagstaff, Lake Havasu City, Phoenix, Prescott, Sierra Vista, Tucson, and Yuma. For a schedule of the monthly itinerant travel to your area, please call 1-800-852-VETS (8387). Veterans Benefits Counselors will help you: process compensation and pension applications; appeal VA decisions; file for survivors death benefits; apply for aid and attendance and housebound benefits; certification of claim documents; request for military service records; upgrade military discharges; apply for special Veteran license plates; provide information on general state benefits and assist with other questions about Veteran benefits and entitlements. Our Veterans Benefits Counselors are accredited by the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs and certified proficient by the State of Arizona to assist the state’s Veteran population. Each State has a Veteran’s State Approving Agency (SAA) for eligible schools programs for the education/training of Veterans. Congress has determined the each State should create an agency to approve the programs within their borders and to determine which programs were appropriate for Veterans to enroll in and to utilize their VA educational benefits. As State entities acting on behalf of the Federal Government, the SAA’s are an outstanding example of the workability of the State-Federal partnership, allowing Federal interests to be pursued at the local level while preserving the identity, interests and sovereignty of States’ Rights in education. The primary responsibility and focus of the SAA’s continues to be the review, evaluation and approval of quality programs of education and training under State and Federal criteria. SAA’s continue to conduct on-site supervisory visits to approved institutions and schools seeking approval. They continue to provide technical assis - tance to all interested parties and are engaged in outreach activities to foster the usage of the GI Bill. Further, they continue to act as state liaison in assisting military installations to provide base personnel with quality educational offerings. The SAA’s have grown with the changes in our society over the past fifty years. They have become advocates for quality education and training for Veterans and other eligible persons. They have become educational partners with the institutions themselves, facilitating even greater and more diverse educational opportunities for Veterans. They have become strong advocates for the usage of the GI Bill and have developed a working partnership with the Federal government. The programs which can be approved are found in institutions o higher learning (colleges and universities), non-degree institutions (vocational and technical schools), apprenticeship programs other on-th-job training programs, and flight training schools. Each State reviews the appropriateness of each program as to its own standards and laws in addition to VA rules and regulations along with any other applicable laws and/or regulations. Then it is either approved or disapproved; continuous supervision is required of approved programs. The Montgomery GI Bill (MGIB) program provides up to 36 months of education benefits. This benefit may be used for degree and certificate programs, flight training, apprenticeship/on-the-job training and correspondence courses. Remedial, deficiency, and refresher courses may be approved under certain circumstances. Generally, benefits are payable for 10 years following your release from active duty. This program is commonly known as Chapter 30. On October 30, 2000, the President signed into law an amendment to the MGIB - Active Duty education program that permits VA to pay a Tuition Assistance Top- up benefit. The amount of the benefit can be equal to the difference between the total cost of a college course and the amount of Tuition Assistance that is paid by the military for the course. Work Study Program: This program is available to any student receiving VA education benefits who is attending school three-quarter time or more. An individual working under this program may work at the school Veterans’ office, VA Regional Office, VA Medical Facilities, or at approved State employment offices. Work-study students are paid at either the State or Federal minimum wage, which ever is greater. If you have questions on this program contact our toll-free number at 1-888-442-4551. For further detailed information, please contact the agencies listed below:

Arizona Department of Veterans’ Services Arizona State Approving Agency Veterans Services Division Michael C. Fugate, Administrator 3225 North Central Avenue, Suite 420 3225 North Central Avenue, Suite 910 Phoenix, Arizona 85012 Phoenix, Arizona 85012 Phone: (602) 255-4713 (602) 255-5395 Web Site: www.az.vets.com Web Site: www.az.vets.com/educ.htm E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] VOCATIONAL TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATION, CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION Arizona Department of Education, 1535 West Jefferson, Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5282 Arizona provides a comprehensive system of vocational technological education utilizing middle schools and high schools, vocational/technical centers, community col- leges and community-based organizations. Vocational technological programs are designed to provide students with vocational exploration, core skill development and specific vocational preparation. Vocational technological programs provide students with a coherent sequence of instruction, integrate academic and technical skills, and assist students as they obtain employment and/or continue their education. These programs are supported through a variety of state and local funding sources. Programs also receive financial support through various federal sources, including the Carl D. Perkins Act. The State Board of Vocational and Technological Education, in conjunction with the State Board of Directors for Community Colleges of Arizona, provides leadership and support for this system of vocational technological education. WEDCO EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING CENTER 5151 North 16th Street, Suite 124, Phoenix, AZ 85016 (602) 2277-2605 or (888) 802-0081 Fax (602) 277-8559 www.wedco.net 1300 South Milton, Suite 214, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 (928) 779-0616 1555 Iron Springs Road, #46, Prescott, AZ 86302 (928) 541-7874 5055 East Broadway, Suite C-214, Tucson, AZ 85711 (520) 584-8648 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

This edition of the Arizona College and Career Guide is produced by the Arizona Commission for Postsecondary Education with the help of generous contributions from the financial and educational institutions listed below. We honor them for their commitment to education opportunities for the citizens of Arizona.

American Institute of Interior Design Mundus Institute American Institute of Technology North-Aire, Inc. Apollo College NorthCentral University Arizona Culinary Institute Northland Pioneer College Arizona Private School Association Nova Southeastern University, Inc. Arizona Tech Prep Ottawa University ASAP Union Bank Permanent Cosmetic Center of Scottsdale Chaparral College Phoenix Therapeutic Massage College College of the Humanities and Sciences RainStar University College Savings Bank Southwest Business College Conservatory of Recording Arts & Sciences Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine & Health Sciences DeVoe College of Beauty Southwest Institute of Healing Arts DeVry University Southwest Student Services Corporation EDFUND The Art Institute of Phoenix Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Tucson College Grand Canyon University Tucson School of Horseshoeing High-Tech Institute & The Bryman School United States Truck Driving School, Inc. Lamson College Universal Technical Institute Latin Styling Barbering School & Supplies University of St. Francis Maricopa Skill Center University of Phoenix Midwestern University USA