New approach to a college education is saving students time and money

ROLLING MEADOWS, Ill. - Oct. 20, 2016 - PRLog -- A small, non-profit college started in 2008 is gaining ground over other degree earning institutions by providing what students deserve, an alternative to traditional 4-year college routes that are expensive and time consuming.  Proper guidance and direct courses of study are key to finding a career early and having a sustainable income at a young age. Low tuition fees don't burden students with large debt and allow them to achieve their goals with peace of mind. "Our programs at Northwest Suburban College are designed to help young adults create an optimistic future in a time when college tuition fees at traditional schools are on the rise, school loan debt is outrageously high, and lengthy programs continue to waste time and money" says Dr. AliNiazee, President of Northwest Suburban College.

The School of Basic Sciences at NWSC offers people the opportunity to earn a Bachelors in Biology or Chemistry in 2 1/2 years. Research shows the average amount of time it takes to earn a Bachelors nowadays is about 5 years when taking the standard course of study. Not only is it taking longer, it's costing unnecessary amounts of money!

In addition, NWSC's School of Allied Health Sciences offers career oriented healthcare programs in Medical and Dental Assistant which take less than 1 year to complete, as well as, a Pharmacy Technician certification in less than 5 months. These low cost, high demand programs only require a high school diploma or GED for acceptance and give people the experience needed to find a job, change careers, and make money while continuing education.

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