High School Diploma
With a Concentration in Health Care
YOUR FUTURE
Your Education
Graduating from High School is an achievement that is highly valued in our society. Acquiring knowledge through studying is a worthy accomplishment in and of itself. And job applications in virtually every industry ask if you have your diploma.
Your Career
Many of today's most exciting and fastest-growing careers require employees to
have a High School Diploma. A diploma can mean more money in your pocket as well
— according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, high school graduates earn an average of $360,000 more over their working life than non-graduates.*
Your Diploma
Earn your High School Diploma at home in as little as nine months for each year
of high school required. Expert instructors and support staff – dedicated
to helping you complete your coursework – will
be just a phone call or an email away.
Continuing your Education After High School
Recognition of a Penn Foster High School diploma is solely at the discretion of the receiving institution. However, Penn Foster High School is both a nationally and regionally accredited institution. Many Penn Foster graduates continue their studies toward a post-secondary career diploma and/or degree. Your High School health electives are transferable to a Penn Foster health career diploma in Medical Office Assisting, Medical Transcription, or Medical Coding and Billing.
Listed below is a sampling of the post-secondary institutions where Penn Foster High School graduates have enrolled according to our recent survey:
- (SUNY) Dutchess Community College, NY
- A-B Tech, NC
- Allied Medical School, CA
- American Intercontinental University, TX
- Art Institute (Online)
- Central Michigan University, MI
- Clackamas Community College, OR
- Clark College, WA
- Cypress College, CA
- Daytona Beach Community College, FL
- Dona Ana Branch Community College, NM
- Durham Tech Community College, NC
- Everest College, CA
- Evergreen State College, WA
- Faulkner State College, AL
- Front Range Community College, CO
- Garden City Community College, KS
- Georgia Perimeter College, GA
- Golden West Community College, CA
- Grantham University, KS
- Great Basin College, NV
- Hazard Community & Technical College, KY
- ITT Tech, NY
- Ivy Tech Community College, IN
- Jamestown College, ND
- Kaplan University (Online)
- Lord Fairfax Community College, VA
- Los Angeles Pierce College, CA
- Lewis & Clark State College, ID
- Madisonville Community College, KY
- McCann School of Business and Technology, PA
- Merrimack College, MA
- Metropolitan State College, CO
- Middle Tennessee State University, TN
- Middlesex Community College, MA
- Montgomery College, MD
- Mount Wachusett Community College, MA
- New Hampshire Community Technical College, NH
- Northeast Community College, NE
- Ohio State University, OH
- Ozark Technical Community College, MO
- Palm Beach Community College, FL
- Pasco-Hernando Community College, FL
- Penn Foster College, AZ
- Penn Foster Career School
- Piedmont Community College, NC
- Pine Technical College, MN
- Prairie State College, IL
- Salter School, MA
- Santa Fe Community College, NM
- Somerset Community College, KY
- Southeastern Community College, IA
- Southeastern Louisiana University, LA
- Tarrant County College, TX
- Tidewater Tech, VA
- TUI University, CA
- University of Alabama, AL
- University of Massachusetts, MA
- University of the Virgin Islands, VI
- Walla Walla Community College, WA
- Washington State Community College, OH
- Wayne State University, MI
- West Valley Community College, CA
- Yuba Community College, CA
* The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics states high school graduates can earn, on average, over $9,000 more per year than individuals without a diploma. Individual student experiences vary. Our estimate is based on a 25-year-old who works full-time for 40 years.
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