Wright Business School is a non-profit post-secondary education institution with three campuses in the Midwest. Flex-paced business programs are offered in day or evening options to accommodate the busy schedules of working adults. Wright offers hands-on labs to reinforce concepts taught in lecture for a well-rounded education. Most programs can be completed in less than a year, and financial aid is available for qualifying students.

Programs:

• Medical
  • Medical Assistant
  • Administrative Medical Assistant
  • Medical Transcription
  • Medical Insurance Coding
  • Surgical Technician
• Business
  • Accounting
  • Information Management
  • Professional Administrative Assistant
• Computer
  • PC Technician
  • ITSE
  • ITSA

Locations: Wright has three locations. Each has modern, business-like facilities with administrative offices, classrooms, student lounges, and resource centers. The classrooms and resource centers are designed to expose students to a variety of educational experiences.

• Main Campus - Overland Park, KS
• Branch Campus - Oklahoma City, OK
• Branch Campus - Tulsa, OK

Admissions: Students who meet the admissions requirements and apply to the school will be invited to tour the facilities. At this time, students discuss career objectives and the best academic path for them. Admissions requirements include the possession of a high school diploma or GED; some students are admitted under the Ability to Benefit program based on their score on the Wonderlic Basic Skills Test. Transferring credits from other institutions accredited by ACICS is generally allowed.

Financial Aid: Convenient tuition payment plans and federal financial aid are available to qualifying students. A financial aid officer can help each student determine how best to approach tuition funding.

Career Services and Other Highlights: Wright offers job placement for graduates in all offered fields. Counselors in the Career Department assist students in resume writing, interviewing skills, and in finding employment. The department keeps students' resumes on file for companies that contact the school. Many companies inquire about recent graduates looking for employment in these career-focused fields. Counselors can also help students figure out their career path and whether they should pursue certificates to bolster their resume, look for employment now, or perhaps transfer their credits to another institution after graduation, to continue their education.