“Fall. Stand. Learn. Adapt.” This Mike Norton quote encouraged Colleen Corbett to pursue the career she truly wanted.1 While enrolled in Rockford Career College's animal welfare administration program, Colleen applied herself and never lost sight of her professional goal. We could not be prouder of her for graduating on the Dean's List and beginning her dream career.
If you want something you never had, you have to do something you've never done. This saying inspired Fateenma Moses as she pursued her career goals. By enrolling in Rockford Career College's medical assistant diploma program, Fateenma was able to expand her knowledge and develop vital skills for a new career. After earning her diploma, she then completed our Associate of Applied Science in Healthcare Administration degree program.
Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value. This advice, based on a quote from Albert Einstein, inspired Jacqueline Pinedolbarra to begin a career that would prove valuable in her community.1 After enrolling in Rockford Career College's dental assisting program, Jacqueline studied hard, developed her practical skills, and continually reminded herself that her dream was within reach. We are extremely proud of her for graduating and starting a career serving others.
“Graduation is not the end,” says Rockford Career College graduate Dominic Boose. “It's the beginning.” As Dominic progressed through our medical assistant program, she never lost sight of her goal: graduating so she could help patients in her community. Thanks to her determination and tremendous effort, she graduated on the President's List with a 4.0 GPA. We are so proud of her for achieving her educational and professional goals!
“It’s the oldest story in the world. One day, you’re seventeen and planning for someday. And then quietly and without you ever really noticing, someday is today. And then someday is yesterday. And this is your life.” This Nathan Scott quote encouraged Logyn Eichholz to make the most of today by enrolling in the CNC program at Rockford Career College1. We are so proud of the effort Logyn put in to graduate and start a new career path!
“Choose to live!” says Rockford Career College graduate Kristine Alexander. Ready to live her best life, Kristine decided to pursue the career she truly wanted. After enrolling in Rockford Career College's medical assistant program, Kristine worked hard toward a better tomorrow. Her efforts helped her graduate on our Dean's List. We are so proud of her for overcoming obstacles in her life and becoming a medical assistant.
“The key to success is hard work and determination.” When she enrolled in Rockford Career College's paralegal studies program, Candida Aguilar did not worry that the courses would be too challenging. She knew that perseverance and a strong work ethic would allow her to achieve her educational and professional goals. All of us at RCC are so proud of Candida for graduating and beginning the career she truly wanted and deserved.
“In order to help others, you first have to help yourself. In order to grow in life, you have to work hard to achieve your goals,” says Rockford Career College graduate Ora Johnson. By enrolling in our medical assistant program, Ora took the first step in helping herself. By studying hard, developing her practical skills, and completing an externship, she gained the knowledge and experience necessary for her new career. We are extremely proud of Ora for graduating from the program and becoming a medical assistant. Now, she is equipped to serve others.
“Don't wait until you've reached your goal to be proud of yourself. Be proud of every step you take towards reaching that goal!” This advice helped Karen Dildine stay confident as she enrolled in Rockford Career College's medical assistant program and pursued a new profession. We are so proud of her for graduating on the President's List with a 4.0 GPA and beginning a career serving others.
“Your power is in your knowledge,” says Rockford Career College graduate Terry Wadington. “The more knowledge you obtain, the more power you have to make a difference.” Once he was ready for a new career, Terry did not hesitate to gather all the knowledge he could. After enrolling in our Associate of Applied Science in Surgical Technology program, he studied carefully and developed his practical skills. His dedication allowed him to graduate on our President's List with a 4.0 GPA.