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Texas School of Business
Texas School of Business was founded in Houston in 1983. It is an institution of higher learning dedicated to providing quality programs that integrate the curricula with professional skill development, encouraging the students to achieve their lifelong personal and professional goals.
The four campuses of the Texas School of Business have the commitment of graduating the most efficient professionals in a range of careers of big demand in the job market, like, Computer Business Systems, Dental Assistant, Electrician, Medical Assistant, Medical Office Specialist and Pharmacy Technician.
The School works with instructional methods based on adult learning theory and committed to the development of each student’s intellectual, analytical and critical thinking abilities, that is why the teaching techniques encourage active student participation by group discussions and projects, laboratory work, simulations, demonstrations, field trips, guest speakers and lectures. Graduates from Texas School of Business have the highest ethics and professionalism, in addition, the school supports and encourages the students by providing techniques on seeking and securing employment, the assistance include resumé writing, interviewing, identifying job openings and other job search activities.
The requirements and procedures to be admitted as a student of the Texas School of Business include the high school graduate diploma or equivalent (GED, Home Study Certificate, or ATB), submit the necessary fee(s) indicated in the Tuition and Fee Schedule, complete an informational interview, complete the financial arrangements, complete the Enrollment Agreement, and it is important to take in consideration that some of the programs ask for special requirements.
Texas School of Business believes in providing students with the education of skills employers want, the institution is in touch with community professionals and constantly evaluates the skills and training that students need to be competitive.
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