Community Care College

I have went to a regular 4 year college before I came to CCC. The staff at CCC is always there whenever you need ANYTHING and is always wanting you to succeed. Most colleges you hardly know any of the staff that work there, but at CCC they all go out of their way to say hi and to help you. I am almost half way done with the dental program and already completed the associates program. I love it so far! Although it may be pricey, it is a private school and a fast track school. I recomment it to anyone:)

I AM CURRENTLY A MEDICAL ASSISTANT STUDENT. I AM LOVING EVERYTHING ABOUT THE SCHOOL. EVERYONE IS VERY KIND AND HELPFUL. i AM ABOUT HALFWAY THRU MY PROGRAM RIGHT NOW. COME CHECK US OUT.

I am halfway through my Vet Assistant classes and I am having a terrific time. The classes are hard but everyone at CCC wants to help you succeed. I am also getting my AAS degree but was taking my VA classes first to get me out in the field. You should definitely check this college out!! Everyone is so great and helpful and they make you feel like you can do anything.

I went to several colleges in the area to find a fast track dental program. And while yes, it is pricey, it is a PRIVATE school and you can be a dental assistant in 8 months as apposed to a cheaper school where it takes almost 2 years. The school is beautiful, the teachers are excellent and eager to help whenever needed. I have made several friends here, and really enjoy my program in dental. It really is a great choice in comparison to the other private colleges in the area.
And regarding the previous comment regarding "placement", in most programs 90 percent of students get hired from the externship. If by chance you didnt, they DO do alot to help you find a career. They call you and notify you when there is an opening made aware to them, but then of course it is your responsibility to send your resume and follow up on it! They cant get you hired, only YOU can get you hired! And with the knowledge and great education provided from CCC, it should not be too hard in a job search = )

i am going to CCC and i currently doing my AAS, in 6 months i will be in my vet assistant class which i am very excited about! the teachers and staff are all great people and are all very kind! i strongly suggest this school!

Community Care College was more expensive than the public schools--for they are private--but it was well worth the investment. I receved a great education, passed my Surgical Tech certification (CST) and had multiple job offers. I'm now living my dream and providing a good living to my family. I plan on returning to get my Associate Degree!

I enrolled at Community Care College with a hope that I was going to be "placed" in a career in the surgical field. Once I got in, I was so excited to start my new career, but as each day passed my class and I learned that it was not at all what we were lead to believe. I am a single mother, who went to Arkansas to do my internship for 11 weeks, then to Southcrest for 4 weeks. They do NOT place you in a job with thier so called "Job Placement", they simply give you a call to let you know who is hiring (who can't do that)? I just recieved my invitation to join in our graduation ceremony that was placed on a POSTCARD!!! With a $13,000 tuition you would think you deserve at least a professional invitation. Just a little help with your college making decision..GOOD LUCK!!!!

I went to check out this school to see what they had to offer. The program was great but the price was outragious! The lady said they offer financial aid but of course being middle class I do not qualify. They were very nice but I went to a 4 year college for 1.5 years and it only cost a quarter of what they are asking. if you can afford this place, I think it would be great but if you are like me forget it.