Parent & Family Resources

Supporting Your Child’s Future

As parents or guardians, you play a vital role in your child’s educational journey. We're committed to helping you stay informed and engaged every step of the way.

What We Offer

Hands-On Training + Real-World Preparation
Your child will gain practical, career-focused education with training in the tools, techniques, and technologies used in today’s industries. Our programs are designed to lead directly to jobs in growing fields.

Multiple Layers of Support
We provide support services such as:
Mentorship and guidance from experienced instructors
Tutoring and academic support resources
Support coaches or advisors to help with scheduling, assignments, and staying on track

Career & Industry Connections
We work with leading employers and industry partners to ensure that graduates are well-prepared for the workforce. Internship, job-placement assistance, and employer networking are integral parts of what students receive.

Financing Your Child’s Education

Scholarships & Grants
We offer scholarships and grants to eligible students. The amounts and eligibility vary based on academic performance, financial need, or other criteria.

Financial Aid
Students may combine different kinds of financial aid—federal/state aid, institutional aid, student loans—depending on their situation. Ensure the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) (or other required forms) is completed early.

Estimating Costs
We provide tools to estimate total cost of attendance so you can plan ahead for tuition, fees, supplies, housing, and other expenses.

Campus & Student Life

Safe, Supportive Environment
Campus safety is a priority. Our facilities are modern, labs are equipped to industry standards, and we keep a close eye on emergency protocols and well-being services.

Housing & Community
If available, on-campus and near-campus housing options are provided—depending on your child’s needs and preferences. Community activities, student involvement, and resources help them build connections.

How You Can Help

Talk with your child about their goals and what they hope to achieve.
Encourage them to use support services early (tutoring, mentorship, etc.).
Help them stay organized—keeping track of deadlines for admissions, financial aid, and any required documentation.
Visit campus together if possible, attend info sessions or tours.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can parents attend campus tours?
A: Yes. We encourage parents or guardians to join their children during campus tours to see facilities, meet staff, and understand what the learning environment looks like in person.

Q: What are the criteria for admissions?
A: Applicants must meet certain academic requirements (such as high school diploma, GED, or equivalent). Any additional prerequisites will be outlined in our admissions guidelines.

Q: What kinds of jobs can graduates expect?
A: Graduates are prepared for entry-level roles in their area of study. With experience and continued learning, many will be able to advance in their careers.

Q: What safety measures does the campus have?
A: We maintain robust campus safety protocols, emergency procedures, and dedicated staff to handle safety and health concerns.

Next Steps

If you’d like more information, here’s how to get started:
Visit our [Programs] page to explore areas of study.
Use the Cost Estimate or Financial Aid resources to plan.
Register for a Campus Tour or Info Session.
Contact our Admissions team—let them know you’re a parent/guardian and they can guide you.