Marie's blog

“Behind you are the challenges you met. Before you lie new possibilities. Today you choose the direction of your life.” This quote from an unknown source inspired Mary Christensen as she pursued her professional dreams. After enrolling in Rockford Career College's human resource administration program, Mary applied herself and never lost sight of her goal. We are extremely proud of her for graduating on our President's List with a 4.0 GPA and beginning the career she always wanted. 

“You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.” This quote from an unknown source inspired Sierra Anderson to change her professional future.¹ After enrolling in Rockford Career College's medical assistant program, Sierra applied herself and developed the necessary skills for her chosen career field. We are extremely proud of her for graduating and creating a new beginning for herself. 

Watching friends leave for college may leave you feeling lost, but you didn’t miss out.  You can pursue your own career this Fall because classes begin September 27, 2021!

College is back in session, and you have watched your friends head off to start not only the semester, but their career paths. Are you ready to pursue your dream as well?   You do not need to attend a four-year university to find your perfect fit.  We have numerous program options starting on September 27.  We offer both day and night options in some programs to accommodate your family and work schedules.

“You're never too old to learn,” says Rockford Career College graduate Constance Gulley. Constance gained useful knowledge and skills for a healthcare career by earning her diploma in medical assisting. However, she did not stop there. After graduation, Constance enrolled in our healthcare administration program as well. We are so proud of her for earning her Associate of Applied Science degree and taking her career to the next level!

Addison Gerl’s, motto is, “Always live for today because you never know what tomorrow may bring or what it may take away.” This mentality allowed her to take the plunge into a new career program and give it her all. She graduated from Rockford Career College's animal welfare management program, with a spot on Rockford Career College's Dean's List. We are extremely proud of her accomplishments! 

At Rockford Career College, we take great pride in our students and their accomplishments. Eddie Harrison is one such student who worked hard to achieve his academic and professional dreams. After enrolling in our welding program, Eddie studied diligently and developed his technical skills in the on-campus lab. We are so proud of him for graduating on our Dean's List and starting his welding career!

“Take pride in how far you have come and have faith in how far you can go.” This quote from Christian Larson inspired Brook Kalen to pursue a new career as a medical assistant.¹ We are extremely proud of her for graduating from our medical assistant program. Now, Brook can continue to be proud of herself as she helps patients every day in her new career.

“You never work a day in your life if you love what you do.” Kaitlyn loved nothing more than caring for animals, prompting her to pursue a new profession. In Rockford Career College's Associate of Applied Science in Veterinary Technician degree program, Kaitlyn flourished and developed the skills necessary for a new career path. We are so proud of her for graduating and launching her career serving animals in her community.

“Saying 'I can't' is an understatement,” says Rockford Career College graduate Starkesha Young. “You can do whatever you put your mind to; your mind has to be stronger than your thoughts.” Starkesha certainly was not intimidated by her educational and professional goals. Willpower and careful studying helped her graduate from RCC on the Dean's List. We are extremely proud of Starkesha for working hard and beginning a new career as a medical assistant.

From building automobiles to maintaining infrastructure, welders play a pivotal role in our society. When choosing a new career, Allie Bombard wanted a profession that would leave a positive impact on her community. That's why she enrolled in Rockford Career College's welding program. We are extremely proud of her for earning a 4.0 GPA and graduating on the President's List. Now, we are happy to see her enjoying the career of her dreams.