Does the Court Reporting School provide job placement assistance, and if so, what is their graduation rate and placement rate?
EVERY court reporting school, online program, or home study program should have job placement assistance. Individuals to fill positions for these careers are in demand. Every graduate should be employable. Ask the court reporting school or college of court reporting what their graduation rate has been for the last two years based upon how many students they have enrolled, both the traditional school as well as the online program. They are required to retain this information by their State Department of Education and the Federal Department of Education if they offer federal student loans and grants. Be certain the statistics you obtain are based upon graduates who began training for court reporting, broadcast captioning, or CART providing who graduated in THOSE programs rather than individuals who STARTED in those programs who later transferred to and graduated from programs such as personal training, medical assisting, legal secretary, paralegal, etc. Many of the graduates from online
