You can apply to American Career College by contacting the admissions department at your preferred campus or filling out an online application form. An admissions advisor will guide you through the process, answer questions, and help you gather the documents needed to get started.

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Scheduling a campus tour is simple. You can request a tour online or call the admissions office at your campus of choice. Tours give you the opportunity to meet instructors, explore classrooms and labs, and learn more about programs and student services.

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No prior healthcare experience or prerequisites are required to enroll at American Career College. However, all programs require applicants to have a high school diploma or GED (or equivalent). Admissions advisors will review requirements with you during the enrollment process and guide you step by step.

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If you don’t currently have a high school diploma, you can learn more about earning your high school equivalency here

Yes. American Career College offers scholarships and grants for qualified students. Availability may vary by program, so it’s best to speak with a financial aid advisor to learn which financial aid and scholarship opportunities apply to you.

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Some programs at ACC may include online or blended (online + on-campus) learning options.

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Yes. Some programs include weekend or evening class options, designed for students balancing school with work or family commitments. Availability may vary by program.

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Yes. Many ACC students work while attending school, and flexible class schedules (including evening and weekend options) make it possible to balance both. However, the workload will vary by program. You can speak with an admissions advisor to learn more about what your class schedule may look like.

Yes, financial aid is available for those who qualify. To apply, students should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) and meet with an ACC financial aid advisor. Advisors help review eligibility and create a personalized funding plan that may include grants, scholarships, or loans.

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Yes. ACC provides career services support, including resume building, interview preparation, and job search assistance. Career advisors also connect students with employers and industry partners. While employment cannot be guaranteed, these services are designed to help students transition successfully into the workforce.

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Yes. Many healthcare programs at ACC include externships or clinical placements as part of the curriculum. These experiences allow students to practice skills in real-world settings and gain valuable hands-on training before graduation.

Yes. ACC offers tutoring, academic advising, and skills lab support for students who need extra help. These services are designed to support student success and ensure readiness for both classroom learning and clinical training.