The Banking, Investment and Finance Associates degree program will provide a quality education in the principles and practices of banking, investment and finance. The foundational elements will include an understanding of money management, financial markets, interest rates, securities, risks, investments and lending. An emphasis will be placed on ethics in the business environment, as well as focusing on practical application in communication, technology, customer service and teamwork.

The Banking, Investment & Finance Associates Degree program is designed to provide basic instructional information needed to start at the entry level in this business field.

Graduates of this program are qualified to work in banking institutions, investment firms, accounting practices, financial consulting firms and mortgage lending companies. The normal time to complete this program for a full-time student is 24 months.

THIS PROGRAM IS ADMINISTERED THROUGH THE MAUMEE, OHIO, CAMPUS. CLICK HERE TO VIEW GRADUATION RATES, THE MEDIAN DEBT OF STUDENTS WHO COMPLETED THE PROGRAM, AND OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION OR TO REQUEST MORE INFORMATION.

The Associate Degree in Court Reporting serves students, employers and the legal community by providing quality court reporting education and career services assistance in a personalized online environment, emphasizing ethics and respect for the judicial system, service to the community and advancement of the profession through practical application.

Stautzenberger is proud to be a National Court Reporters Association Certified institution. NCRA Certified programs are committed to excellence in realtime reporter education and have met the General Requirements and Minimum Standards (GRMS) established by the Council on Approved Student Education (CASE) of the National Court Reporters Association, earning the right to describe themselves as "NCRA Certified."

THIS PROGRAM IS ADMINISTERED THROUGH THE BRECKSVILLE, OHIO, CAMPUS. CLICK HERE TO VIEW GRADUATION RATES, THE MEDIAN DEBT OF STUDENTS WHO COMPLETED THE PROGRAM, AND OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION OR TO REQUEST MORE INFORMATION.

The purpose of the Medical Administrative Technology Program at Stautzenberger Institute is to provide a quality education while supporting the mission of Stautzenberger Institute. By emphasizing ethics and respect for the medical profession, service to the community, and advancement through practical application, the student is prepared to enter the medical profession.

The curriculum is designed to provide students with a "hands-on" approach to gaining the skills and knowledge necessary to perform the functions of a member of the medical profession while understanding the professional and ethical responsibilities. Courses in computer billing applications, administrative procedures, insurance billing/coding and medical law train the student for administrative responsibilities. General courses in oral communication, written communication and the humanities along with computer coursework serve to develop the student's interpersonal skills, writing skills, and work place adaptability.

Offering this program online affords students flexibility in scheduling their studies to better align with their job and family responsibilities. An online program is more accessible to students who live too far from the campus and might have transportation or child care concerns. Courses are delivered via E-College.

The graduate is prepared to enter the medical profession as an entry-level medical office administrative assistant, capable of performing administrative duties. Employment can be with a physician's office, managed health care organization, hospital, or other allied health facility.

THIS PROGRAM IS ADMINISTERED THROUGH THE ALLEN PARK, MICHIGAN, CAMPUS. CLICK HERE TO VIEW GRADUATION RATES, THE MEDIAN DEBT OF STUDENTS WHO COMPLETED THE PROGRAM, AND OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION OR TO REQUEST MORE INFORMATION.

The Medical Billing and Coding Specialist program is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to perform the functions of a medical biller/coder and to understand the professional and ethical responsibilities.

Courses in computer billing applications, administrative procedures and medical law, along with courses in CPT, ICD-9-CM, and HCPS coding, processing insurance claims, and retrieving information from medical documents train the student for the billing and coding profession. In addition, during their first quarter students take a computer course which familiarizes them with computer hardware and software, Internet skills, software applications, word processing, spreadsheets, and presentation programs.

By emphasizing ethics and respect for the medical profession, service to the community, and advancement through practical application, the student is prepared to enter the medical billing and coding profession.

Offering this program online affords students flexibility in scheduling their studies to better align with their job and family responsibilities. An online program is more accessible to students who live too far from the campus and might have transportation or child care concerns.

The student completes the coursework necessary to prepare for the national voluntary Certified Professional Coding exam administered by the American Academy of Professional Coders.

THIS PROGRAM IS ADMINISTERED THROUGH THE MAUMEE, OHIO, CAMPUS. CLICK HERE TO VIEW GRADUATION RATES, THE MEDIAN DEBT OF STUDENTS WHO COMPLETED THE PROGRAM, AND OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION OR TO REQUEST MORE INFORMATION.