Minnesota School of Business

Our Business Administrative Assistant diploma program can provide a thorough training of business office procedures and technology applications that are widely used today to prepare an individual for an entry-level administrative assistant position. We have developed the curriculum to match employers' needs and allow learners to build the practical skills that business leaders seek in applicants. Graduates of this program will be able to demonstrate their capabilities that can distinguish them from others and set themselves up for success.

Upon completion of the 770 hour Massage Therapy diploma program, graduates will be prepared to sit for the National Certification Exam for Therapeutic Massage and for the Massage and Bodywork Licensing Examination. The program includes hands-on training in Swedish massage, hot stone/spa techniques, deep tissue/trigger points, and myofascial release routines. Graduates of the program can choose to work in chiropractic clinics, physical therapy facilities, luxury hotels or cruise ships, or independently as their own boss. The demand for licensed and certified massage therapists is expected to grow so the career opportunities will likely remain strong for individuals with the skills to help people relax in our fast-paced society.

Individuals who would like to become part of a professional health care team without working directly hands-on with patients can earn a diploma in our Medical Administrative Assistant program. Students will learn medical terminology, front office procedures, and laws and ethics relating to patient's rights to privacy. Skilled assistants perform tasks that are critical to running an office such as scheduling appointments, transcribing doctors' notes, handling verbal and written communications, and billing insurance claims with the proper codes for processing.