UEI Puts Moms on the Fast-Track to Careers

Smart single moms are learning to read between the lines in the headlines: When the anchorperson tells education-hungry single moms that the nation faces an acute shortage of nurses and allied healthcare professionals, they correctly infer that today is a very good day to begin training and preparation for careers in medical professionals.

They also wisely infer that the sooner they begin their training, the sooner they can begin their careers, earning handsome salaries while they continue their educations and advance up their professional ladders.

Consequently, when they shop for online and on-campus educational opportunities, they frequently discover the conspicuous advantages of attending United Education International College-"UEI" for short. Proud but unpretentious, UEI College numbers among California's best business schools, and it ranks at the top of the ratings for training in massage therapy and rehabilitation.

Employers aggressively recruit UEI College graduates, because they recognize the college's no-nonsense approach to pre-professional training, and they respect its high standards for both faculty and students.
College officials emphasize that their programs have "earned the trust of employers because of the positive impact our graduates have on the workplace." College alumni bring the training, experience, and work ethics employers respect and value.
UEI College is accredited by ACCET-The Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training, the only accrediting agency that complies with international standards for quality educational programs.
Far more importantly, though, UEI College specializes in practical, relevant, marketable career education in a student-centered environment. UEI College recruit faculty from among elite physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and corporate leaders who stand at the top of their professions and are willing to invest their time, effort, and empathy in serving students.

UEI College is approved for veterans, and the College students qualify for the full range of federal grants and scholarships as well as Stafford loans.
The College also supports students' pursuit of merit-based scholarships, championing their causes with public and private foundations and scholarship agencies.