Why Everest? You may have gone to high school cause you had to. At Everest, you're here because you want to be. You're here for career training and to get on with your life. It's a decision that deserves respect. Here are some of the great reasons why students are choosing Everest...
We have instructors with real-world experience. We don't just hire any instructor. We recruit qualified professionals with industry-specific expertise. So you get the benefit of real-world knowledge and gain the kind of practical insights that can't be learned from a textbook.
We give you practical hands-on career training. We think it's important to practice what you're learning. That's why we incorporate hands-on training into all our programs. You'll learn better and quicker by doing the work than you will just sitting in a lecture room.
We'll help with your search for financial aid. We know how important it is to have the right financial support. That's why we have trained Student Finance Planners to help you get the financial aid you need.
We provide short-term career training. Many of our career programs can be completed in nine months, which means you could be working in your new career in less than a year. We help our graduates find jobs after graduation. At Everest, training you for a career doesn't stop at graduation. Each campus has a Career Placement Office staffed with dedicated Career Placement Representatives who can assist you with everything from interviewing skills to improving your resume. Employers recognize the quality of our graduates. Employers hire Everest graduates because they recognize the quality of training we provide. They understand that our graduates have the kind of career training it takes to succeed in their chosen profession.
These are just a few of the reasons why students choose Everest.
Georgia Medical Institute (GMI) is now Everest Institute a system of for-profit colleges in Georgia, United States. They offer career training programs in the health care industry.
GMI opened in 1977 as the Georgia Medical Employment Preparatory Center, in 1986 it changed its name to the Georgia Medical Institute and began expanding its campuses. The schools are owned by Corinthian Colleges, Inc., which purchased them in 2000. The name was changed to Everest Institute in April 2007.
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| Percent of Students International: | 31% |
| Most Popular Programs | Program Cost | Est. Books and Supplies Cost | Program Length |
Medical/Clinical Assistant: |
$ 11,130 | $ 654 | 720 hours |
Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary: |
$ 11,130 | $ 699 | 720 hours |
Dental Assisting/Assistant: |
$ 11,130 | $ 539 | 720 hours |
Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant: |
$ 11,182 | $ 466 | 720 hours |
Massage Therapy: |
$ 12,337 | $ 327 | 720 hours |
| Financial Aid | Avg. Amount Received | % of Students Receiving Aid | |
Federal Grants: |
$ 2,483 | 74% | |
Student Loans: |
$ 4,278 | 76% | |
Any Aid: |
84% |