Golden State College

Golden State College is a California career college providing hands-on training, and flexible training programs for success. Request information from Golden State College to get started today.

Make your career move with a quality education from Golden State College. At Golden State College, a California career college, our goal is to provide quality education and the hands-on training you will need to succeed in your chosen career.

Our faculty has academic credentials and many years of work experience in their areas of specialization. With their enthusiastic support, you will gain the training, skill level and motivation to increase your employability. Programs are designed to be completed in a short period of time and schedules are flexible in order to help you get the training you need and get started on your new career!

Golden State College programs include:

Administrative Medical Assistant Full Charge Bookkeeper Massage Therapy Medical Assisting Office Administration

* Not all programs available at all campus locations.

Golden State College has two campuses to serve you in Visalia and Bakersfield. Financial aid is available to those who qualify, and job placement assistance is available for qualified graduates. Golden State College also offers day and evening classes.

We're committed to your education. If you're committed to increasing your knowledge, skill level and employability, contact Golden State College today, and learn how we can help you make your career move. If you would like to receive more information, or contact with a professional advisor regarding your individual situation as related to this school, please request information using the link below.

Golden State College Visalia Campus 3356 South Fairway Visalia, CA 93277 More Information Here!

Golden State College Bakersfield Campus Satellite Classroom 1001 Tower Way, Ste 130 Bakersfield, CA 93309 More Information Here!

What is student financial aid? Student financial aid is assistance which helps pay the cost of education. Funds included in this aid may be provided from several sources, including federal, state and private agencies. Most financial aid recipients receive a combination "package" comprised of more than one type of assistance program.

To begin the process of applying for most aid programs, including grants and loans, students must first complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This document is the primary resource for establishing eligibility for need based aid at this institution. Grant aid is money that does not have to be repaid. Loan assistance includes borrowed money that will be repaid by the applicant.

The school participates in Title IV Federal Financial Assistance programs under authorization of the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Student Financial Assistance. Any student interested in obtaining Federal Aid should visit or call the financial aid office and request a Student Financial Aid Guide or visit www.studentaid.ed.gov to view online federal assistance publications.