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Iowa Central College Online

Introduction to Iowa Central College Online

Iowa Central Community College was founded in 1966 in Fort Dodge, Iowa. The school has two other satellite campuses in Webster City and Storm Lake, but its online programs have taken off in recent years, giving students the opportunity to learn from anywhere while still attending a reputable community college. Classes can lead to four-year college transfers, general education or career and technical training.

Student Life at Iowa Central College Online

All online classes run on a four-week schedule. Since this online program comes from a community college, there is more structure than a typical online class, but still enough flexibility to accommodate working professionals and busy students.

Classes require that students post messages each week and participate in discussion topic threads. Most classes have required lab work. However, the curriculum is completely online and class sizes are small, so students have more interaction with their teachers and peers.

FAQs on Iowa Central College Online

What is the Accreditation Status of Iowa Central College?

Iowa Central Community College and its online counterpart is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association.

What Are the Requirements for Applying to Iowa Central College Online?

To apply to Iowa Central College Online, students need to fill out the online application and set up an account to pay for classes. Iowa Central requires verification on high school graduation and any transcripts for standardized test scores, such as the SAT or ACT. Students must also sign several agreements regarding the use of online classroom materials.

Can I Receive Financial Aid From Iowa Central College Online?

Students at Iowa Central will need to submit a FAFSA form for government loans and grants. Expected family contribution determines financial assistance. Any financial awards depend on the student's ability to complete studies.

Veterans may be eligible for tuition discounts, while other students should look into the Iowa Vocational-Technical Grant, the Iowa Grant and work study options. Other scholarships are available for Iowa Central students from various businesses and organizations.

What Are the Career Possibilities With Iowa Central College Online?

The associate's programs for Iowa Central Online are for students with no previous college experience who want to qualify for an entry-level job or transfer to a four-year university. Degree programs online include an associate's degree in general education, along with computer networking technology, criminal justice, business, human services, healthcare administration and medical transcription and coding.

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