If you want to be part of a high-quality college, and working in fields like Mental Health and Nursing calls your attention, you have found the college that can fulfill all your expectations. Six campuses make up Central Texas College (CTC): Central Campus, which is located in Killeen, Texas, Ft. Hood and Service Area Campus, Continental Campus, Europe Campus, Navy Campus and Pacific Far East Campus. In general, their enrollment per year is about 160,000.
CTC offers two main Nursing courses which are Introduction to Nursing and Pharmacology. Moreover, the department of Mental Health Services involves 22 courses in CTC such as Clinical and Medical Social Work, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counseling, Health Psychology, Crisis Intervention and Social Welfare as a Social Institution. Related to this area, an Associate in Applied Science Degree in Chemical Dependency Specialization (MHDD) and a Certification of Completion of Chemical Dependency Advanced Certificate Specialization (MHAD) are available.
In order to get enrolled, you just need to fill out the CTC Application for Admissions, submit your GED scores of an official transcription of high school and/or university/college attended before, select and register the chosen courses, submit all corresponding papers and, finally, pay tuition and fees. If you live in Texas, they ask for special requirements.
Nonetheless, if you cannot afford it, they give you the opportunity of applying for the FAFSA (Federal Student Aid) and, later on, around 7 to 10 days, you will receive a letter in which they inform whether you qualify for financial aid or not. Besides this fundamental benefit, students have at their disposal a lot of other support services such as career planning and placement services, library, orientation sessions and placement testing. This support makes them feel even more comfortable and pleasant. So, if all this has made you feel interested, just go for it.