About
Ross Medical Education Center is an ABHES-accredited career school offering short allied health programs.
About Ross Medical Education Center
Ross Medical Education Center, part of Ross Education, is a private career school founded in 1969 with dozens of campuses across Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and other states. It is accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES).
Ross focuses on short, allied health training, including medical assisting, dental assisting, pharmacy technician, veterinary assistant and medical administrative assistant programs.
Programs and Degrees at Ross Medical Education Center
These are some of the subject areas Ross is known for. Each link lets you compare similar programs at other accredited schools:
- Medical assisting: compare medical assisting programs
- Dental assisting and dental hygiene: compare dental programs
- Pharmacy and pharmacy technology: compare pharmacy programs
- Medical billing, coding and health information: compare medical billing and health records programs
Hands-On Training and Career Support
Most Ross programs combine classroom learning with hands-on labs and an externship, and many can be completed in under a year. Career services help graduates find entry-level health care jobs.
Admissions and Getting Started at Ross
Career schools like Ross usually have straightforward admissions. Most programs require a high school diploma or GED, an interview with an admissions representative and, for some health programs, a background check or entrance assessment. If you don't have a diploma yet, our guide to high school diploma requirements explains your options, and you can also browse schools with open admissions.
Paying for Ross
Students at accredited schools such as Ross may qualify for federal financial aid, including Pell Grants and federal student loans, by filing the FAFSA. Start with our financial aid guides and scholarship resources, and check whether your employer offers tuition reimbursement. Always confirm current tuition and fees directly with the school, since prices change each year.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ross
Is Ross accredited?
Yes. Ross Medical Education Center is accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES). National and specialized accreditors focus on career-oriented and distance education schools. Before you enroll, ask how credits transfer to the schools you might attend later.
How do I request information from Ross?
Use the request information form on this page, or search accredited programs to compare Ross with similar schools before you reach out to admissions.
Is Ross Right for You?
Before you apply, it helps to see how Ross stacks up against other accredited schools. Use the Learn.org degree finder to filter programs by degree level, subject and online availability, then request information from the schools that fit your goals, or browse the best online colleges in Michigan.
