Southwestern College

Career training that puts you in demand.

Southwestern College is committed to the educational and personal enrichment of our students. Nationally accredited by the Accrediting Council of Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS), it is the philosophy of Southwestern College to establish and maintain standards that will foster the training, advancement, welfare, and best interest of our students. We train students in basic skills and real-world techniques which can help prepare them for future employment. We strive to develop student attitudes and habits that can help lead to promotion and success. We teach students to meet and adjust to the ever-changing conditions of the growing business and healthcare industries.

Programs

Allied Health

From administrative support activities to hands-on training, Southwestern's Allied Health programs can give you the skills and knowledge you need to take advantage of this growing opportunity and give you a choice of rewarding careers in the Healthcare field.

• Massage Therapy
• Medical Administration/Coding and Billing
• Medical Assisting
• Phlebotomy

Information Technology

Southwestern offers a variety of IT programs designed to meet the needs of a computer-based community. After you complete your IT training with Southwestern, you will be prepared to achieve your goals for the future.

• Network Communications and Information Systems

Business

Southwestern's Business Division is designed so you can graduate with a well-rounded education that includes practical computer skills and valuable administrative competence, which will prepare you to pursue a broad range of new opportunities in the Business world.

• Business Management
• Criminal Justice

Campuses

• Dayton, OH
• Franklin, OH
• Cincinnati, OH (Tri-County)
• Cincinnati, OH (Vine Street)
• Florence, KY
• Toledo, OH

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