Each of our Rasmussen College campuses works to provide every student with a welcoming and positive learning environment focused on student success. Although every campus has the same goal of providing a solid higher education environment, every campus is also unique, with a personality that is distinctly their own. As a student at our Green Bay campus, you can:
- Use the Learning Center resources, including our "Start Strong" program to help ensure your classroom success
- Contact a Learning Center coordinator at any time for help determining which resource is best to help with your studying
- Meet with our approachable and supportive faculty to discuss course material, career paths, and networking opportunities
Higher Learning Commission
Rasmussen College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
Our career services advisors are dedicated to helping you—both as a student and as a graduate—find the career that is right for you. With years of experience, vital professional contacts, and invaluable insight into the hiring process, our career services advisors have helped our graduates achieve an 89% success rate for employment.*
Through our local and national corporate partnerships, we gain valuable insight into the industries our graduates enter and provide our partners with knowledgeable and skilled professionals who are prepared to have a positive impact on their organizations. Check out a few of the companies we are proud to call our partners.
*As of June 30, 2011, 89% of available Rasmussen College graduates from October 2009 — September 2010 self reported that they were working within their field of study or continuing their education. Success rate is a combined rate for all Rasmussen College locations for the stated period. Success rates by campus location and/or program of study may be higher or lower than the overall calculation. See www.rasmussen.edu/student-investment-disclosure for more information on our graduation rates, median debt of students who completed the program, and other important information.
