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We believe in the power of a raised voice, and we raise ours in support of the fight against all racism. Right is right and wrong is wrong. #BlackLivesMatter
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What impresses prospective employers? It's a question many of us ask ourselves. Unfortunately, there isn't a clear, uniform answer. However, there is a way you could boost your chances to impress employers if you are currently staying at home.
If you have free time on your hands, why not turn your diploma into an Associate Degree? Whether you received a diploma from our school or another institution, we could help you get your degree. Using your time at home to study and add to your resume could benefit you in the long run. By showing that you took initiative to improve yourself even during uncertain circumstances, you could set yourself apart from other job candidates.
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Thank you to the instructors who created this video letting students know how much they care.
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So many things have changed recently, including the way we contact you. Currently, our staff members are calling prospective students from their homes rather than their offices. This means that our caller ID no longer appears as Rockford Career College.
You may not answer calls from numbers you do not recognize. We completely understand that. To make sure you don't miss out on our next start date (May 11th), here's how we will get in touch with you if you don't answer:
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The coronavirus has changed the way people view everything from health to education. Rockford Career College had, and continues to have, completely online programs. Because of this, we were able to continue instruction via Zoom for our on-ground programs. Students have requested an option to continue some of the previous on-ground classes to be online in the future too. Therefore, we plan on allowing students the option of choosing the style of college that best fits their style of learning. If students prefer classroom-style learning that will still be available, but students could have an option to complete some courses online.
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