About
Coleman University
Coleman's educational work-study program is uniquely
designed to combine knowledge learned in the class room
setting with knowledge acquired from "hands-on" practical
work experience in U.S. based companies.
Mission & Vision
Coleman University's mission is to prepare students for
meaningful careers in the computer and business professions. Coleman
has
successfully fulfilled this mission since 1963 by
staying faithful to some basic educational philosophies,
including:
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Extensive hands-on experience in a fast-paced
learning environment
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Balancing emerging technologies with fundamental
concepts
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Teaching students how to learn technical
and business concepts
quickly
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Keeping class sizes small
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Teaching skills that employers are seeking in
industry
Coleman University's Unique Educational Approach
Coleman's inverted curriculum delivers your career
training first. This innovative approach allows you to
become qualified for a related position in a
matter of months. It is recommended that
work-study
interns start their internship job in an entry level
position, thus gaining work experience, English ability
and skills.
For Graduate students, you can begin their your work-study internship in the
first month of study.
For undergraduates in the work-study program, once you earn a certificate,
you can start your job internship. It takes between
8 months to 13 months (depending on transfer credits or
if you take the accelerated track) to earn your
certification. Job placement for Coleman
certificate holders is 95%. Once you are working
in your internship employment, you will work during the day and study in the evening to
complete the general education and advanced technology
requirements for your bachelor's degree.
Coleman
at a Glance
Philosophy & Objectives
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