Certificates
Berkeley College’s Certificate programs are designed to prepare students to enter healthcare professions in less time than through a degree program. Graduates of Certificate programs can continue their education toward a degree program while working.
- Medical Assistant | Medical Assistant Courses
- Patient Care Technician | Patient Care Courses
- Practical Nurse | Nursing Courses
- Sterile Processing Technician | Sterile Processing Courses*
*The Surgical Processing Technician program is changing to Sterile Processing Technician – same program, new name.
Some college, no degree? We can help.
Life can sometimes get in the way of your education. We can help you get back on track to finish what you started. We’ll assist you with the Admissions, financial aid, and credit transfer processes. You may even be eligible for Credit for Prior Learning for previous work experience or other training and scholarships are available to those who qualify. We’ll do everything possible to help you achieve your goals and reach your full potential.
Stackable credentials
At Berkeley College, “stackable credentials” means the ability to seamlessly continue your education, adding credentials (from certificates to Associate’s, Bachelor’s, and Master’s degree) to expand your career possibilities and increase your earning potential.* Being able to accomplish all this at one college adds to the efficiency—the admissions and credit transfer processes are easier, and you’ll be familiar with the infrastructure, professors, and the support staff and services.
*Not all degrees are offered in all areas of study. For up-to-date and detailed information, please visit BerkeleyCollege.edu and view our catalogs at BerkeleyCollege.edu/Publications.
Continuing Education
Berkeley College also offers Continuing Education certificate programs. Browse our Certificate, Standalone Courses, and Graduate Certificates
Certificate Programs Standalone Courses Graduate Certificates
Not all degree and certificate programs and courses are offered at all campuses. You may be required to take some courses at another campus or online.
