Alex Dawson took the following quote from John Wooden to heart: “Don't let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.”1 Even though it is impossible to control everything in one's life, Alex knew he had control over his professional future. Through patience and devotion to his craft, Alex successfully earned his diploma in CNC and robotic manufacturing technology.
Preparing for a new career may seem daunting, but putting in the effort could go a long way. Ready for a new career as a medical assistant, Veronica Steward enrolled at Rockford Career College and applied herself. Her tenacity and hard work helped her graduate on our Dean's List. We are extremely proud of Veronica for completing the program and beginning a new life as a medical assistant.
“Never give up, even though giving up seems easier,” says Rockford Career College graduate Christina Oliver. Even when her courses seemed challenging, Christina always kept her professional goal in mind. Her diligent studying paved the way for her to become a welder. We are so proud of Christina for graduating from the program and starting the career of her dreams.
Ready for a healthcare career, Tuwaina Nolen did not stop at earning her diploma. After completing Rockford Career College's medical assistant program, she continued on to our Associate of Applied Science in Healthcare Administration program. After enrolling, Tuwaina studied diligently and kept pressing forward with her goal always in mind. All of us at RCC are extremely proud of Tuwaina for graduating and achieving her academic and professional goals.
“The only thing standing between you and your goal is the story you keep telling yourself as to why you can't achieve it.”1 This quote from Jordan Belfort inspired Berniceka Ellis to take control of her professional future rather than succumb to negativity. After enrolling in Rockford Career College's medical assistant program, Berniceka studied hard and completed hands-on training to prepare for a new career. We are very proud of her for graduating on the President's List with a 4.0 GPA.
"We have two ends with a common link. With one we sit, with one we think. Success depends on what you use." This quote inspired Mitchell Thompson to expand his knowledge so he could pursue success in his desired career field. Mitchell applied himself in our CNC and robotic manufacturing technology program and developed his technical skills in our on-campus lab. We are so proud of Mitchell for graduating on our Dean's List and starting a new career!
“What feels like the end is often the beginning.” This anonymous quote reminded Amber Swick that graduating from Rockford Career College was not the final step, but the first one in her new career path. We are extremely proud of her for graduating from our medical assistant program and starting a career doing what she loves.
Adam Mohr believes when pursuing a new career, it's vital to persevere and not be deterred by challenges. Adam knew that by staying determined, he would be able to achieve the career of his dreams. His hard work in the lab earned him a spot on our Dean's List as well as a new career in CNC and robotic manufacturing technology. We are proud not only of his fantastic grades but also his will to succeed. Adam encourages all current and potential students to stay focused on their goals. “Don't give up,” Adam says.
Aaron Esparza, a Rockford Career College graduate, has a helpful tip for those seeking to become electrical technicians. “Have a good grasp in which field you would like to take your talents: self-employment, the IBEW union, apprenticeships under master electricians, and/or industrial electrician,” he says. Electrical technicians have a wide range of employment options, and our programs strive to prepare students for all of them.
Alejandra Perez-Cruz, a graduate of Rockford Career College's medical assistant diploma program, knew she wanted more than just a job. She was searching for a rewarding career helping others. Through hard work and determination, she started on the path to a medical assisting career and earned her diploma. She believes that having a fulfilling career is essential to living life to the fullest. “Just live your best life,” Alejandra says.