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Transfer credits from accredited institutions may be considered following an official transcript review to determine eligibility and course equivalency.

Provide official transcripts during the admissions process. Our team will review them and explain which credits may apply to your program.

In some cases, credits earned at affiliated institutions may transfer, depending on program requirements and course alignment.

Applicants must provide proof of high school graduation or equivalent. Additional requirements—such as assessments, interviews, background checks, or drug screenings—may apply depending on the program.

No. Many Brookline College programs are designed for students entering healthcare for the first time.

No, there are no application fees at Brookline College.

Brookline College offers programs in Nursing, Medical Assisting, Physical Therapy Assistant, Healthcare Administration, Surgical Technology, Occupational Therapy Assistant, and Allied Health, all designed to prepare students for in-demand roles across healthcare settings.

Yes. Programs incorporate classroom instruction alongside skills labs, simulations, and clinical or practical experiences when applicable.

Brookline College prepares students for entry-level to advanced roles across nursing, clinical care, and healthcare support environments, with programs ranging from diploma to master’s degrees.

Students gain hands-on experience through labs, simulations, and real-world training designed to build confidence and job-ready skills.

Graduates may pursue opportunities in hospitals, clinics, outpatient centers, rehabilitation facilities, long-term care settings, and community-based healthcare organizations.

Programs are aligned with industry standards and licensure or certification requirements, with integrated preparation and academic support where applicable.

Healthcare remains a high-demand field, driven by population growth, aging communities, and evolving care needs. Career outlook and earning potential vary by role, location, and experience.

Yes. Additional education and training can expand career options, support advancement, and open doors to leadership or specialized roles within healthcare. For example, according to NursingProcess.org, the average salary of an RN with an associate degree is $80,660, while the average salary for a BSN holder is $92,560 per year.