About
Lake Michigan College Medical Assisting Program
Unlock your potential in the dynamic healthcare field with Lake Michigan College's comprehensive Medical Assisting program. Designed for aspiring professionals, this Associate in Applied Science degree equips you with highly skilled, entry-level capabilities for diverse healthcare settings. Benefit from a flexible hybrid class schedule tailored to accommodate working students and families, ensuring a seamless learning experience while preparing for a fulfilling career in patient care.
Program Details:
- Cost: 10235 USD (estimated yearly cost for Michigan students with family income $48-$75k)
- Duration: 2 years (full-time course load for Associate in Applied Science degree)
- Schedule: Hybrid (combining in-person and flexible learning)
- Prerequisites: biology 110 (human anatomy & physiology), health 101 (introduction to allied healthcare careers), health 103 (medical terminology)
- Accreditations: CAAHEP (Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs)
- Career Outcomes: Prepares students for highly skilled, entry-level positions in healthcare
Organization
Lake Michigan College - Benton Harbor Campus
Lake Michigan College
Lake Michigan College is a two-year community college founded in 1946, serving approximately 5,000 students annually across campuses in Benton Harbor, Niles, South Haven, and Allegan, MI. The college focuses on practical, career-oriented programs, offering associate and baccalaureate degrees, as well as certificates, in disciplines such as health science, manufacturing technology, hospitality, and business. It emphasizes hands-on training and innovative experiences to empower students and communities.
Highlights:
- Home to the Midwest's only commercial teaching winery
- Features The Mendel Center, a renowned 1,500-seat performing arts theater and conference center
- Offers specialized programs including Wine & Viticulture Technology
- Committed to excellence in education, innovation, and community engagement