Schools in California
Find a college near you in California. Choosing a college major is an important decision. When planning for college it's important to find the right school and degree program for you. Use this college directory to research and find the right college major, location and program that fits your needs.
Advanced Training Associates -
- Administrative Medical Assistant
- Medical Assistant
- Information Systems Technology
Programs Offered
El Cajon
Argosy University -
- Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology (M.A.)
- Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)
- Master of Science in Management (M.S.)
Programs Offered
Argosy University operates 18 locations across the U.S., and offers a variety of degree programs online. We are committed to creating a supportive learning environment and providing our students with a wealth of opportunities and resources. Our focus on personal development coupled with a curriculum that includes relevant, real-world skills is designed to provide our students with a high quality education.
Bryan College -
- Court Reporting
- Advanced Health and Fitness Training
- Health Information Management and Coding
Programs Offered
The U.S. Department of Labor projects over 20% growth in demand for Court Reporters, Massage Therapists or Health & Fitness Professionals between 2006 and 2016.* Be a key part of a legal team as a Court Reporter, or assist others by encouraging health and wellness as a Massage Therapist or Personal Trainer!
Central Coast College -
- Computer Office Administration
- Computer Specialist:Accounting
Programs Offered
We are a small college where you are not just a number - you are a valued customer. We will make your journey convenient and enjoyable.
Remington College -
- Computer Networking Technology|Associates of Science
- Criminal Justice|Associates of Applied Science
- Criminal Justice|Bachelors of Science
Programs Offered
Remington College provides training in the job-related skills employers look for when they are hiring. At Remington College, you can learn not only through traditional coursework and classroom lecture but also by doing. This gives you an opportunity to gain a personal, hands-on understanding of your study area. As a result you are also getting exposure to real-world applications.