Fortis College in Indianapolis is located at 9001 Wesleyan Road North, Suite 101, Indianapolis, IN 46268. Contact number: (317) 808-4800. Below is a detailed introduction to the school:

Overview

Foundation and Affiliation: The school was founded in 2009 as a branch of Fortis College in Winter Park, Florida (formerly College of Central Florida). Since November 14, 2016, it has become a branch of Fortis College in Centerville, Ohio.

School Nature and Size: It is a private, for-profit institution with a small scale. The total enrollment in 2018-2019 was 344.

Admission Policy: It implements an open admissions policy, providing admission opportunities for students of different backgrounds and academic levels.

School System and Degree: It adopts other academic year systems and can award up to an associate degree.

Majors

Medical majors:

Medical assistant major: Through the study of this major, students can master basic medical knowledge, clinical skills, office management, etc. After graduation, they can work as medical assistants in hospitals, clinics and other medical institutions to assist doctors and nurses in daily medical work, such as measuring patients' vital signs and recording medical records.

Dental assistant major: This major provides students with opportunities for practical learning, allowing them to assist in dental care work next to dentists, thereby improving patients' oral health. During the learning process, students will be exposed to different dental professional practices, including the use of dental instruments, patient care, etc.

Technical majors: The school also has a major in heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVAC-R). Students will learn to install, repair and maintain today's heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration systems. After graduation, they can work in entry-level jobs such as HVAC-R installers or technicians.

Teaching resources

Faculty: The school has experienced teachers and staff who are committed to ensuring that graduates have the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in today's popular career fields.

Teaching mode: The teaching mode combines theory and practice, focusing on cultivating students' practical operation ability, allowing students to accumulate practical experience in the learning process and better adapt to future work needs.

Student situation

Student composition: In the 2018-2019 student data, 77% of the school's students are female and 23% are male; in terms of racial distribution, 69% are African Americans, 24% are white, 4% are multiracial, 2% are Hispanic/Latino, and 1% are Asian.

Graduation and employment: According to the 2018-2019 data, the school's graduation rate is 53%. The school provides students with employment services and career counseling services to help students better plan their career development and find suitable jobs.

Tuition and funding

Tuition: Tuition and fees for 2018-2019 are $14,674, and the application fee is $25.

Funding: 85% of undergraduates can receive grants or scholarships, with an average scholarship or grant amount of $5,230 to help students reduce their financial burden.