We are unique Public Safety schools offering courses in law enforcement, private security, medical and legal fields, Emergency Medical Service, investigations, business management and we also offer several Chaplain programs through our School of Ministry.

Many of our programs and individual courses may be taken on-line or at one of our campuses.

There are several programs that may be available to you depending on certain criteria.
Armour Schools do participate in The Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program and the Community Back to Work Program as well as accepting scholarships from several other programs.

Because we are a career and trade college, our programs receive their accreditation or certifications individually. For further information please check our accreditation here.

Each student’s situation is different. The best way to determine transfer of credit is to have transcripts sent to the Admissions Office for review. We will work to accept any relevant credits that we can in order to assist our incoming students.

In the case of state certification courses such as a security or EMS program, prior courses will not apply to current certification.

Again, there is not an easy answer. Each institution decides what credits they will accept.  Many of the courses offered by Armour College and Armour Technical Institute are recognized and accepted by institutions with similar curriculum.

Yes, many of our programs offer both day and evening classes and certain certification courses are available on week-ends.

The Distance Education program offers fully accredited college courses via the computer using World Wide Web, allowing you a convenient and flexible way to take classes. The courses are taught by Armour College faculty. Many of these courses fulfill general education, elective, and major requirements.

Online students must have access to a computer with modem or other access to the World Wide Web, with browser software such as Firefox, Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. You will communicate with your instructor electronically via email  or the course website. Your instructor will deliver electronic lectures and assignments, and is available to answer questions, provide additional information or explanations if necessary. In addition, students can telephone the instructor or come to campus during designated office hours, if desired.