At Sanford-Brown, study is focused into a short-term program. Sanford-Brown enables adults to complete their programs of study in as little as nine months. Generally, classes start every five weeks, so you can get started quickly with convenient day and evening classes to fit your life.

Requirements for admission at Sanford-Brown include a high school diploma or its equivalent, an interview with the school, and for some select programs an entrance assessment. For campuses offering Cardiovascular Technology, Surgical Technology, and Diagnostic Medical Sonography programs there are additional entrance requirements, including prior employment experience in healthcare or a postsecondary education.

Programs Offered

• Business Administration
• Business Administration: Accounting
• Business Administration: Management
• Computer Game Design
• Criminal Justice
• Digital Communications Technology
• Emergency Medical Services
• Fashion Merchandising
• Massage Therapy
• Medical Assistant
• Medical Billing and Coding
• Network Administration
• Network Specialist
• Nursing
• Occupational Therapy Assistant
• Office Technology
• Paralegal Studies
• Radiography
• Respiratory Therapy
• Veterinary Technology

Accreditation

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  Accreditation is a voluntary process which may be undertaken by schools to demonstrate compliance with specific standards designed to indicate a level of education quality. SBC is institutionally accredited (accredited in total) by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS), a national accrediting agency recognized by the United States Department of Education (DOE) and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). This indicates that SBC substantially meets or exceeds the stated criteria of education quality established by ACICS, and approved by the DOE and CHEA. This recognition of institutional accreditation by ACICS entitles SBC to offer Title IV Financial Assistance to students who qualify.

  An additional form of accreditation that a school may undertake to obtain is a specific, individual accreditation of certain programs (programmatic accreditation). Institutional accreditation is not the same as or a substitution for programmatic accreditation. Although programmatic accreditation is not required for employment in many cases, the existence of programmatic accreditation is a further indication that a program meets the standards of the profession, and may therefore indirectly enhance employment opportunities. Also, in some cases, programmatic accreditation will allow the graduates of the accredited program to sit for some credentialing exams immediately upon graduation without any requirement of work experience.

*Not all programs are available in all locations.