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Maryland Colleges, Universities, and
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All-State Career
 Donít let your future pass you by. Achieve
career success and a positive future at All-State Career-Healthcare Division. We
specialize in providing quality career training for students just like you. Programs
offered include Medical Assisting, Medical Billing and Coding Administrator, and
Pharmacy Technician (Baltimore campus only). Job placement assistance is offered,
and financial aid is available for eligible students.
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Baltimore School
of Massage
 Get
the hands-on training you need to succeed in a job you'll love at The Baltimore School
of Massage. This accredited school has been training health care professionals for
over 25 years, and offers career-focused programs in Massage Therapy, Esthetics (Skin
Care), Shaitsu and Asian Bodywork, and more. Job placement assistance is available
to all graduates.
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Computer
Career Institute at Johns Hopkins University
Take the shortest path to a promising technology career.  The
rapid growth of Information Technology (IT) has created unprecedented career opportunities.
The Computer Career Institute at Johns Hopkins University, located in Columbia, Maryland
offers highly competitive certificate programs in Information Technology and Web
Development. Choose from over 18 certificate programs - the largest variety available
anywhere. Complete your program in as little as 7 weeks - less time than any other
institution.
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DeVry University
 Real Degree Programs. Real Rewards.
Everything we do at DeVry, from our career-oriented majors and our approach to learning
to our practitioner faculty and accelerated schedules, is focused on your career
success. Best of all, we have the stats to prove it.
More than 90% of DeVry graduates hold positions in their chosen field within 6 months
of graduation. This means you'll earn more than a degree at DeVry. You'll get career
education that leads you straight into the professional world.
For June '06, October '06 and February '07, in al DeVry programs and locations combined,
93% of DeVry graduates in the active job market system-wide were employed in their
chosen field within 6 months of graduation.
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Everest Institute
 Move
up in the world with life-changing career training from Everest Institute. Take advantage
of our industry-current facilities and dedicated faculty. Learn the skills it takes
to get a better career in areas such as business, healthcare, or legal studies. Apply
today and start getting the quality education that today's employers are looking
for.
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Kaplan
College
 Looking
to gain a competitive edge in your career? Kaplan College offers a learning experience
that is anything but typical. Our faculty and staff are not just academics-they're
seasoned professionals who can give you the real-world knowledge you need to succeed.
And we offer a flexible and accelerated schedule designed to meet the needs of your
busy life. Our programs are designed to prepare you for success in any of a variety
of fields, including Criminal Justice, Health Care, Business, Education, Information
Technology, Legal Studies, or Fashion and Design.
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Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry
University
 Count on Keller for Your Professional
Edge
A degree from DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management gives you the
credibility to succeed in your career, whether you are just starting out, already
in the work force or contemplating a career change. For more than 34 years, Keller
has delivered relevant, practical graduate management education that has helped thousands
of alumni transform their skills and sharpen their competitive edge.
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Lincoln
Technical Institute
 Lincoln Tech® is a career-focused training
school that offers short-term Automotive, Skilled Trades, Healthcare and Computers
programs designed to get you into the workforce quickly. Programs vary by campus
so contact a location near you to see the training options available. Financial Aid
is available for those who qualify. With national accreditation, state licensing
and nearly 60 years of career education and job placement experience, Lincoln Tech
knows what it takes to help give you the competitive edge so you can establish yourself
in a rewarding career. Get started today!
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Medix
 Launch
your career in the medical or dental field with an education from Medix. Medix offers
day or evening classes, job placement assistance, and financial aid for students
who qualify. Programs offered include Medical Assistant, Dental Assistant, Nursing
Assistant, Medical Office Administration, Phlebotomy, Emergency Medical Technician,
Patient Care Technician, Massage Therapy, and Pharmacy Technician. All programs conclude
with a four-month Externship, giving students the hands-on experience they need to
succeed.
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University of Phoenix
 University
of I can change my life and have a life
With convenient class locations as well as online learning, University of Phoenix
makes quality higher education highly accessible. Whether you're seeking an associate's,
bachelor's, master's or doctoral degree, we can help you reach your goal while you
work-and much sooner than you might expect.
In fact, University of Phoenix has helped thousands of students achieve the higher
education they need to achieve higher success. We can help you too. Find out more.
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Maryland Colleges, Universities, and
Schools
Whether you choose life on a university
campus in Maryland or you attend one of the many technical schools in Maryland's
famed technology corridor, your education possibilities in Maryland are numerous.
In addition to the fine education offered at the colleges and universities in Maryland,
the state also is known for its beauty and its wealth of history. The poem that was
adapted into the American national anthem was written while its author observed a
raging battle at Fort McHenry. Abolitionist John Brown made his famous raid against
slavery at Maryland's Harpers Ferry. Chesapeake Bay, Maryland's opening to the Atlantic
Ocean is the source of a rich variety of seafood and also home to one of the country's
busiest seaports. Maryland, one of the original colonies that coalesced into the
United States, offers a great array of culture as well as ample outdoors activities.
Maryland's gentle weather gives lots of incentive to enjoy the outdoors offerings.
The famous Appalachian trail, a favorite for hikers from all over the world, runs
through Maryland. Of course, part of your education in Maryland will be the closeness
of the nation's capital. In fact, many residents of Maryland commute daily to their
workplaces in Washington, D.C.
A good high school education, followed by a college degree, is essential for career
advancement these days. Competition for jobs is fierce and even most manual jobs
now require a certification providing skill and experience.
Jobs requiring an associate degree are projected to grow 32 percent over the 2000-10
period; jobs requiring a post-secondary vocational award should grow 24.1 percent
(U.S. Department of Labor). Today, college graduates earn an average of 98% more
income than non-college-graduates. And the gap is widening. (Source: U.S. Department
of Commerce). Bachelor's and master's degrees, combined with experience, provide
the best route to success.
Maryland is known for excellence in education, with a high number of superior educational
institutions, both private and public. Maryland ranks first in the nation in the
rate of high school completions (95 percent), considerably higher than the national
average (86 percent). It was also recognized as the most improved state and one of
only 15 states to achieve the 90 percent high school completion goal before 2000
(The National Education Goals Panel, 1999)
Maryland has the second highest 31.8 percent) percentage of the population age 25
and over that has completed a bachelor's degree or more (U.S. Bureau of the Census,
1998). If you want to join this elite group, and ensure your future, you can choose
from eleven universities, and there are community colleges in every state. There
are also several academies and private colleges to choose from.
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