Step 1: Choose Your Program
Every career begins with the right training.
Take time to explore our programs and select the one that best matches your goals, schedule, and interests. If you're unsure which path is right for you, an admissions advisor can help you compare programs, discuss career opportunities, and answer your questions.
Our current programs include:
Step 2: Meet with Admissions
Once you've selected a program, schedule an admissions appointment.
During your meeting, you'll:
- Learn about your selected program
- Review admission requirements
- Discuss class schedules and start dates
- Review tuition and payment options
- Receive answers to any questions about enrollment
Our goal is to make sure you have all the information you need before making your decision.
Step 3: Gather Required Documents
Before enrollment can be completed, you'll need to provide the required documentation for your program.
Depending on your program, this may include:
- Government-issued photo ID
- High school diploma, GED, or equivalent (if required)
- TB test documentation
- Immunization records
- COVID vaccination documentation or exemption (where applicable)
- Apprentice license (Plumbing Apprentice Tier II–V)
- Other program-specific documents
Your admissions advisor will provide a personalized checklist based on your selected program. Requirements vary by program.
Step 4: Complete Your Enrollment
When your documentation is complete, you'll finish the enrollment process by completing your Enrollment Agreement and reviewing school policies.
During enrollment you'll:
- Complete the required enrollment paperwork
- Review program expectations
- Confirm your class start date
- Receive important student information
- Learn about orientation and preparing for your first day
Our admissions staff will walk you through each form and answer any questions before your enrollment is finalized.
Step 5: Arrange Tuition & Payment
Before classes begin, you'll finalize your tuition payment plan.
Depending on your program, payment options may include:
- Paying tuition in full
- School payment plans
- Workforce development funding
- Career Center or other approved funding sources
If you're interested in a payment plan or financial assistance opportunities, our admissions team will discuss the options that may be available to you. Several programs also note that payment plans are available through the administration office or by contacting the school.
Step 6: Prepare for Your First Day
You're almost ready to begin your new career.
Before classes start, we'll help you prepare by providing:
- Your class schedule
- Information about books and supplies
- Uniform requirements (if applicable)
- Technology requirements for hybrid programs
- Orientation information
- Instructions for accessing student resources
Our team is committed to helping you feel confident and prepared from your first day through graduation.
Ready to Take the First Step?
Choosing a career training program is an important decision, and we're here to help. During your enrollment appointment, we'll discuss your career goals, explain admission requirements, answer your questions, and help you determine which program is the best fit for your future.
