We’re more than 100,000 graduates strong and counting. Concorde graduates lead successful health care careers in cities across the United States. As a graduate of Concorde, you have access to support services for the entirety of your career, including:
- Graduate employment assistance
- Inclusion in the Concorde Alumni Association
- Invitation to exclusive Alumni events and mixers
- Alumni newsletter
Employment Services
Complimentary employment services and support
- Long-standing relationships with local employers
- Training and guidance on résumé writing
- Training on how to best present yourself in an interview
- Up-to-date listings of career opportunities and job placement support
- To find more information about our graduate employment services.
Transcripts
The Registrar’s office at each campus location handles all transcript requests
- You can find phone numbers for the registrar’s office at your local campus Here
Alumni Benefits
As an Alumni you can:
- Get our official Alumni Newsletter
- Get invitations to mixers and events at your local campuses
- Join Working Advantage – an online portal filled with Alumni Discounts
- Connect with a network of more than 100,000 Concorde graduates throughout the country
- Change a life by being a mentor to one of our current students
- Contribute to one of Concorde’s Program Advisory Committees
Student Loan Support
Questions about how to best manage your federal student loans can be answered by contacting our partners at Student Connections:
Our student success counselors are on hand to speak with you about ways to maximize your student loan funding sources to best fit your needs including:
- Looking for repayment options that best fit your current budget
- Options available to pay-off or pay-down any accrued interest on an unsubsidized loan
- Deferment and Forbearance
Phone: 866.497.8723
Resources are also available here
Student Connections may also contact you periodically about your loans to offer support.
CONCORDE INSIGHT
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