NORTHWESTERN TECHNICAL COLLEGE

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Northwestern Technical College

School Overview

The maximum program length is 2 to 4 years. The highest degree offered by the school is the Associate's degree.

Contacting the School

1825 Bell St Ste 100
Sacramento, CA 95825
Main Phone: 9166492400230
Web Site: www.ntcollege.com

Student Body Size and Diversity

In Fall 2002, the school had 214 (full-time equivalent) students. In Fall 2002, 340 male students and 86 female students enrolled as first-time students (freshmen, typically). Male students comprised 79.8% of the student body, while females made up 20.2%.

Minority enrollment included African-American (23)%, Hispanic (12)%, Asian (12)%, and Native American (1)%.

School Selectivity

In the class starting in 2002, 43.3% of applicants were admitted.

Degree Levels

Certificate, < 1 year
Certificate, 1-2 years
Associate's Degree

Major Fields of Study

• Computer And Information Sciences
• System Analyst

Degree Programs

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Computer

School Accreditation

Northwestern Technical College reports that it is nationally accredited. Accreditation is by an agency recognized by the US Dept. of Education.

The school is state accredited.

Special Student Services

Financial Flexibility

Placement services for graduates

Admission Requirements

The school does not offer open admission; requirements include:

Required:

Secondary school record is required.
Standardized test scores are required.
The TOEFL (if applicable) is required for international students.

Neither Required Nor Recommended:

High-school GPA is neither required nor recommended.
Secondary school rank is neither required nor recommended.
Recommendations are neither required nor recommended.
A college preparatory program is neither required nor recommended.
A demonstration of competency (such as samples of work, e.g.) is neither required nor recommended.

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