Robert Morris College - Peoria, IL
The Peoria Campus of Robert Morris College is located in a modern office building in the heart of Peoria’s business district, the Peoria campus is accessible for day and evening students seeking Bachelor and Associates degrees, offering the latest technological facilities in education.
Programs offered by Robert Morris College:
Bachelor Degrees:
 Business Administration - Concentration in Management
Consistent with the Robert Morris College mission, the School of Business Administration is committed to fully preparing our diverse student body for the workforce. Business knowledge and scholarly rigor are integrated with practical accounting and management workplace experience. The faculty provides leadership through individualized attention to students' needs and goals both inside and outside the classroom. In addition to the business concepts presented in the curriculum, the business division strives to promote the values of personal integrity, professional demeanor, and a spirit of cooperation in all of its activities and operations.
Applied Science in Computer Studies - Concentration in Networking with CISCO
Consistent with the Robert Morris College mission, the School of Computer Studies is committed to fully preparing our diverse student body for the workforce. The School of Computer Studies is designed to promote and provide an applied, career-oriented computer education. Faculty provides leadership through individualized attention to student needs and goals, both inside and outside the classroom. The School of Computer Studies strives toward visionary ideas, innovative curricula, and progressive technology.
Associate Degrees:
Business Administration
The Associate in Applied Science Degree Business Administration Program is for the student who wants a solid business education in accounting, management, and marketing. These skills can be applied to a wide variety of careers in today's business environment.
Medical Assisting
The Associate in Applied Science Degree Medical Assisting Program is accredited by the Commission of Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) on recommendation of the Curriculum Review Board (CRB) of the American Association of Medical Assistants Endowment. The program is designed to prepare the student for a position as a paraprofessional in an ambulatory medical facility, such as a medical office or clinic. Through the American Red Cross, students earn CPR for the Professional Rescuer certification. Upon graduation, Medical Assistant students are eligible to sit for the Certification Examination to become Certified Medical Assistants (CMAs).
Students develop entry-level skills in accordance with the American Association of Medical Assistants Entry-Level Competencies to perform administrative and clinical procedures within an ambulatory care medical setting.
Computer Networking Specialist
The Associate in Applied Science Degree in Computer Networking Program combines knowledge of business software applications with an emphasis on microcomputer systems in a networked environment. Specialized computer skills in network installation and maintenance qualify students to assume software and network support positions in a microcomputer systems environment. A student may earn a Professional Diploma (which is a placement credential), after completing the first four quarters as outlined.
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