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Listed below are top colleges, universities, and schools in North Carolina NC. Click the school links if you would like to learn more about the education programs offered or would like to request additional information directly from the school. To locate colleges or schools in other states, use this map. |
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ECPI Technical College - ECPI College of Technology -- Various locations North Carolina |
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For over 36 years, ECPI has been offering programs that underscore the central role of information technology. We stress both theoretical and hands-on knowledge because that's what today's employers are seeking. ECPI a networking program, a software development program, and an electronics program. Get the certification you need including CompTia A+ / NET+, Cisco Networking, CIW Designer, ETA Fiber Optics, MCSA / MCSE, Oracle WDP, Sun Solaris and Java. |
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Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University -- Charlotte North Carolina |
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At Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University, they have designed their master's degree programs for busy professionals like you. With evening, weekend and online courses, you can transform your future... and still meet full-time-job and family commitments. Keller programs are practitioner-oriented. Keller believes when ambitious adult students are taught by working professionals instructors who practice what they teach a dynamic real-world learning environment is created. At Keller, they're committed to their students' professional and academic success. |
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University of Phoenix -- Charlotte North Carolina |
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At University of Phoenix, you can earn your bachelors, masters or doctoral degree any way you want to on campus, online, or in certain areas using a combination of both. University of Phoenix has grown to be the nations largest private university, specializing in the education of working adults by offering degree programs that are highly relevant, accessible, and efficient. With over 130 campuses and learning centers in the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada and via the Internet, you can complete your degree no matter where you live, what hours you work, or how often you travel or relocate. |
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King's College -- Charlotte North Carolina |
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King's College in Charlotte has a stellar reputation for preparing high school graduates just like you for real jobs, in the real world, in no time flat. Choose from career-track certificate, diploma and degree programs in accounting, paralegal, travel & tourism, office administration, legal administrative assistant, medical assisting, graphic design, and computer technology. |
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TechSkills -- Charlotte North Carolina - Greensboro North Carolina - Raleigh North Carolina |
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TechSkills builds the skills critical for success in the exciting IT industry by providing proven IT education programs for Microsoft, Cisco, Oracle, Linux, Java, CompTIA, Web Design, Security and other leading technologies. IT Memberships are all-inclusive programs that allow you to earn as many certifications as you can within one or two years, at one low price - an exceptional value for IT Students who require multiple certifications. CareerPath Bundles are training packages specifically designed to prepare you to enter your chosen field. Programs include A+, Network+, Security+, Linux+ , MCP, CCNA, MCDBA, OCA, OCPDBA, MCSA, MCSE, SCSA, MCAD, MCSD, MCSD.NET, SCJP, CCDA, CCNP, MOS, i-Net+, Certified Internet Webmaster Associate, Master Certified Internet Webmaster Designer, and Master Certified Internet Webmaster Web Site Manager. |
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NASCAR Technical Institute -- Mooresville North Carolina |
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NASCAR Technical Institute (NTI) can provide you with the education you need to take your career to the next level. NTI, a division of Universal Technical Institute is the exclusive educational strategic partner of NASCAR. As the first technical training school to combine a complete automotive technology training program with NASCAR specific courses, NTI addresses the nations shortage of automotive technicians by boosting the number of entry level technicians entering the workforce. Students get hands-on experience in engines and repair, fuel and ignition systems, power trains, brakes, transmissions, electronics and diagnostic equipment. In addition, students are introduced to NASCAR technology. |
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