Mission

The mission of Stautzenberger College is to serve students, employers, and their communities through occupational education.

Goal

The goal of Stautzenberger College is to be a leader in training through occupational education.

The objectives of the school are:

To serve the student:

• By providing contemporary education in an independent, alternative educational system at a reasonable cost.
• By providing placement assistance for marketing the skills that have been developed.
• By maintaining avenues for continuing academic and professional growth.

To serve the employers

• By providing them with high quality personnel who have a sound practical and technical, as well as theoretical academic background and who are aware of their responsibilities in the business world.

To serve their communities

• By providing an alternative education, free of tax support, with independence, innovation, and flexibility of operations.

Summary Statement

Our mission is to support career training and job development for citizens of Toledo and surrounding areas. This is achieved through active participation in community efforts to encourage career training, develop job growth and by providing training relevant to the local job market. An accredited, proprietary school, Stautzenberger College has fulfilled this mission since 1926.

Unlike traditional academic degree granting institutions, Stautzenberger College is recognized by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS) to grant an Occupational Associate Degree.

What does that mean? It means that the majority of your classes are directly related to your major area of study or "Occupation". It also means you'll receive the top training around because the best instructors come here to teach. And when it comes down to graduation time, a degree is only as good as its instructors.

We design our programs to allow students a progression for gradual outcomes. With the diversity of students that we enjoy, it is important to offer short-term certificate programs that can lead into degree programs, allowing students credentials necessary for employment while continuing their education toward their career goals.

As a leader in the local career-training field, we will continue to evaluate the local job market and training delivery options for our students. New programs and delivery options will be pursued in areas where we think we can best serve the community as well as our graduates' needs.