Kaplan College

Kaplan College Locations

There are numerous Kaplan College campuses in ten different states; Texas and California, for example, each have 12 campuses, and Indiana has four. Prospective students are encouraged to visit the campus or campuses they are interested in attending to get a better idea of what the campus is like and what programs are available at that specific campus. 

Kaplan College Programs

Kaplan College provides a wide range of programs and areas of study for students. Health programs include clinical massage therapy, medical or dental assisting, and veterinary technology to name a few. There are also programs available in Criminal Justice, Design, IT, Legal professions, and a variety of trades, such as HVAC. If you have a specific program in mind, be aware that not every campus offers all programs, so be sure to check. 

Many students opt for Kaplan College because it offers flexible classes and scheduling. Many of Kaplan's students are returning to school to complete degrees or pursue new career paths while working full time jobs, so night classes and flexible scheduling are a must. In addition, Kaplan College also offers accelerated programs to help students enter the job market faster. Career advisors are also available to assist new students by helping them choose the right classes and meet enrollment requirements. 

Kaplan College Application Process

Applying to Kaplan College involves the following steps: 

1. Fill out necessary admissions documents and pay application fee
2. Participate in an informational interview. New students can invite their parents as well.
3. Take an entrance exam, if required. (This is generally required for transfer students who don't already have an associate's degree or students who have SAT or ACT scores that don't meet admissions requirements.)
4. Arrange for any previous college credits to be transferred. 
5. Fill out an enrollment agreement.
6. Complete a background check, if your program requires it.

Kaplan College is an excellent choice for students who want to further their educations or explore new career opportunities. Admissions advisors can assist prospective students with the application and admissions process.