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.

Our Legal Administrative Assistant diploma program can prepare individuals for positions in law firms, public or private corporations, and other organizations that require the specialized skills that are valued by attorneys and corporate legal departments. Students will learn how to conduct legal research in law libraries or online, analyze cases and decisions based on unique elements, and how to draft the documents and gather evidence for trial preparation. Graduates of the program will have increased their critical thinking skills and office technology applications within the legal arena.

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.