Dakota College at Bottineau originally opened in 1906 as the North Dakota School of Forestry. Once best known for its natural resource programs, DCB now offers degrees in fields such as web design, information technology and health care. The medical terminology course at DCB can be taken as a prerequisite for such programs as medical transcription, medical assistant and medical coding. Dakota College is Bottineau, North Dakota.
Central Texas College opened in fall 1967 with an enrollment of 2,068 students. The open-admission public community college offers associate degrees and certificates in academic, professional and vocational and technical fields. A medical terminology course is taken as part of the medical transcription program at the college. The main campus of Central Texas College is in Killeen, Texas.
Everett Community College was founded in 1941 with the first classes being held at a converted elementary school. ECC relocated to its current location in 1958, where it now educates more than 20,000 students per year, as of 2010. The college offers a medical terminology course that can be taken on campus or online; it is also required for such programs as medical Spanish interpreter. Everett Community College is in Everett, Washington.
Columbia State Community College was established in 1966 as Tennessee's first community college. It serves a nine-county area with five campuses. The two-year college offers more than 50 programs of study and is a member of the Tennessee Board of Regents, which is the sixth-largest higher-education system in the nation. Columbia State Community College offers a medical terminology class as part of the medical transcription course. The main campus of Columbia State Community College is in Columbia, Tennessee.