Spencerian College

Spencerian College provides students with career-training education at its Louisville and Lexington campuses. Spencerian College strives to be unique, with career-customized curriculums and fast-track programs that get students into their new careers in as little as six months. At Spencerian College, students only take the classes that they need for their professions, and students enjoy a four-day school week, with the option of accelerated day and evening programs.

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Students at Spencerian College who are interested in computer-related programs may want to consider Computer Engineering Technology, Computer & Electronic Engineering Technology, Computer Information Systems Management, Computer Repair, or other computer-related programs. Each of these programs provides students with a different set of skills and knowledge, and enables them to approach their new careers in a different way.

Students who are looking to get into the workforce quickly can select a diploma program from Spencerian College. The Computer Repair diploma program provides students with the basic skill set that they need to begin careers as Personal Computer Repair Technicians, Electronics Repair Technicians, or Electronics Bench Technicians.

Students who have more time to spend in school may want to work toward an Associate of Applied Science degree, which are available in Computer Engineering Technology, Computer Information Systems Management, and other programs. Selecting an associate degree program provides students with a more in-depth education, and gives them a foundation to return to school later to earn a bachelor degree or other ongoing education.

Spencerian College requires potential applicants to be high school graduates, and to undergo an admissions interview with an admissions professional. Students must demonstrate the appropriate aptitude for their anticipated area of study. Financial aid is available for students who demonstrate eligibility, and may come in the form of federal and state grants or student loans.

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