Embrace a unique opportunity to explore, learn, and engage at a virtual, live-look open house for the CAAHEP-accredited Medical Assistant program. Learn how to train for a career as a medical assistant in as little as 7½ months. The Medical Assistant program is offered at both the Levittown and Medford campuses.

In the program, you’ll learn how to perform clinical skills, draw blood, run EKGs, prep patients, and assist with procedures, alongside the administrative side that keeps a practice running. Then you’ll put it to work in a hands-on externship at an actual medical facility, the kind that gets your foot in the door at Long Island health systems like Northwell, CityMD, and Optum.

Why Join the Virtual Open House on July 23?

• We’ll cover what you’ll learn.
• Find out about your evening and day schedule options.
• Discover how externship works, where this career can take you, and how our grads go on to roles at Catholic Health, NYU Langone, ProHEALTH, and more.

Hear from students, staff, and faculty members. Watch live demonstrations. See how VR (virtual reality) is integrated into course lessons. Learn about how we offer job assistance. Financial Aid will explain how to finance your education. if qualified. And you’ll be able to schedule a personal interview and tour of the campus!

³Õ¾±²õ¾±³ÙÌý³Ù³ó±ðÌýMedical Assistant program page on our website to get more information about this career and field of study.

Registration

Register to reserve your spot. See you online on Thursday, July 23, at 6 p.m.!

Take the first steps to becoming a licensed practical nurse.

The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS Test) is a standardized, multiple choice exam for students entering into nursing school. It is often used to determine the ability of potential students to adjust to a nursing program. The test is created and administered by ATI (Assessment Technologies Institute, LLC).

Please arrive at Hunter by 3:30 p.m. to sign in for a 4:00 p.m. test start time. The exam will take place in Room 5 and may take up to four hours to complete. The cost is $107 plus tax. Please call Jada Williams at 516.719.6605 for details or email her for more information or to ask questions.

You can purchase a directly or go to the web page.

Please bring a New York State Division of Motor Vehicles photo ID, which can be either a driver license or non-driver identification card, along with your username and password. Candidates arriving late will not be admitted. See Nursing Entrance Exam Instructions for further information.

Please note that if you arrive late or cannot present a valid photo ID, you will not be admitted to sit for the exam.

Take the first steps to becoming a licensed practical nurse.

The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS Test) is a standardized, multiple choice exam for students entering into nursing school. It is often used to determine the ability of potential students to adjust to a nursing program. The test is created and administered by ATI (Assessment Technologies Institute, LLC).

Please arrive at Hunter by 3:30 p.m. to sign in for a 4:00 p.m. test start time. The exam will take place in Room 5 and may take up to four hours to complete. The cost is $107 plus tax. Please call Jada Williams at 516.719.6605 for details or email her for more information or to ask questions.

You can purchase a directly or go to the web page.

Please bring a New York State Division of Motor Vehicles photo ID, which can be either a driver license or non-driver identification card, along with your username and password. Candidates arriving late will not be admitted. See Nursing Entrance Exam Instructions for further information.

Please note that if you arrive late or cannot present a valid photo ID, you will not be admitted to sit for the exam.

Take the first steps to becoming a licensed practical nurse.

The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS Test) is a standardized, multiple choice exam for students entering into nursing school. It is often used to determine the ability of potential students to adjust to a nursing program. The test is created and administered by ATI (Assessment Technologies Institute, LLC).

Please arrive at Hunter by 3:30 p.m. to sign in for a 4:00 p.m. test start time. The exam may take up to four hours to complete. The cost is $107 plus tax. Please call Jacquelyn Rudjord at 631.569.7702 for details or email her for more information or to ask questions.

To order a study manual, you can purchase it directly on .

Please bring a New York State Division of Motor Vehicles photo ID, which can be either a driver license or non-driver identification card, along with your username and password. Candidates arriving late will not be admitted. See Nursing Entrance Exam Instructions for further information.

Please note that if you arrive late or cannot present a valid photo ID, you will not be admitted to sit for the exam.

They are given words of encouragement, told what to expect, and are congratulated on officially entering the medical field. It signifies the completion of the requirements of the program. The Medical Assistant Creed is recited, and each student is called to the front of the room and pinned by a faculty member.

Medical assistants are multiskilled members of the medical team. Not only do they help with exams and minor surgery, but are trained also in front office duties, scheduling appointments, and processing insurance. They do lab work, as well, such as checking blood sugar, performing throat cultures, and checking cholesterol, just to name a few responsibilities.

Medical Assistant Creed

• I believe in the principles and purposes of the profession of medical assisting.
• I endeavor to be more effective.
• I aspire to render greater service.
• I protect the confidence entrusted to me.
• I am dedicated to the care and well-being of all people.
• I am loyal to my employer.
• I am true to the ethics of my profession.
• I am strengthened by compassion, courage, and faith.

They are given words of encouragement, told what to expect, and are congratulated on officially entering the medical field. It signifies the completion of the requirements of the program. The Medical Assistant Creed is recited, and each student is called to the front of the room and pinned by a faculty member.

Medical assistants are multiskilled members of the medical team. Not only do they help with exams and minor surgery, but are trained also in front office duties, scheduling appointments, and processing insurance. They do lab work, as well, such as checking blood sugar, performing throat cultures, and checking cholesterol, just to name a few responsibilities.

Medical Assistant Creed

• I believe in the principles and purposes of the profession of medical assisting.
• I endeavor to be more effective.
• I aspire to render greater service.
• I protect the confidence entrusted to me.
• I am dedicated to the care and well-being of all people.
• I am loyal to my employer.
• I am true to the ethics of my profession.
• I am strengthened by compassion, courage, and faith.

Are you ready to turn your passion for technology into a high-demand career? Want to learn how to build amazing websites and cutting-edge web applications? You are invited to our virtual open house to discover 91¸£Àû’s Hybrid Web Application Design and Development program!

In a rapidly evolving tech landscape, skilled web developers who can adapt to new technologies and build innovative solutions are in high demand. Our program is designed to turn you from a beginner into a job-ready, full-stack web developer with a versatile skillset.

Embrace a unique opportunity to explore, learn, and engage at a virtual open house. This is your opportunity to learn about our comprehensive, career-focused curriculum that blends online learning with hands-on projects.

During this exclusive webinar, you’ll discover how our unique hybrid learning model combines the flexibility of online coursework with the invaluable benefits of hands-on, in-person instruction.

Discover the modern skills you’ll learn, from HTML/CSS to Python and ReactJS to JavaScript. Learn how to incorporate the latest A.I. technologies and digital marketing into your skillset to help broaden your digital career possibilities. Find out what makes our instructors so effective at teaching the practical, real-world skills employers are looking for. See a live student project. Get an inside look at the kind of work you’ll be doing and the portfolio you’ll build to showcase your skills.

Gain valuable information about admission criteria, class schedules, tuition, and upcoming start dates. Hear from students, staff, and faculty members. Representatives from the Admissions, Career Services, Education, and Financial Aid departments will be available to answer questions. Learn about how we offer job assistance and explore career opportunities. Discover the diverse roles you can pursue after graduation, from front-end developer to web designer and beyond. Financial Aid will explain how to finance your education for those who qualify. Visit the Web App Design and Development program page on our website to explore this course of study.

Whether you’re a beginner, curious about coding, or you’re ready to pivot into tech, this online session is your chance to see if Web Application Design and Development is the right path for you.

Please complete the to reserve your spot to code your own future, on your own terms. Seats are filling up quickly, so secure your spot now!

See you on Tuesday, August 4!

To register for the HESI test, please contact Arlene Gokberk or phone her at 516.559.4247.

Candidates must be registered in advance and cannot register the day of the test.

An Admission Assessment Exam Review book is available for purchase.

Please arrive at Hunter by 3:30 p.m. to sign in for a 4:00 p.m. test start time. The exam will take place in Room 5 and may take up to four hours to complete.

Please note also that if you arrive late or cannot present a valid photo ID, you will not be admitted to sit for the exam. You will need your username and password.

The ceremony will take place in the Hilton Long Island/Huntington, 598 Broad Hollow Road, Melville. The phone number is 631.845.1000, and the website is at .

About the Graduation Ceremony

The pinning ceremony is a tradition that stems from Florence Nightingale when she started graduating nurses. It’s about honoring and celebrating Practical Nursing students prior to their officially entering the profession of nursing.

This time honored nursing school tradition is often more meaningful than the graduation ceremony. It signifies the official initiation into the world of nursing.

The ceremony is rich with symbolism. The modern ceremony dates back to the 1860’s when Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, was awarded the Red Cross of St. George in recognition of her tireless service to the injured during the Crimean War.

To share the honor, she in turn presented a medal of excellence to her brightest graduates. By 1916, the practice of pinning new graduates was standard throughout the United States.

The pinning of Practical Nursing students who are about to graduate is a rite of passage and precedes their exam to become a fully licensed practical nurse.

The ceremony has always been packed with loved ones, friends, fellow classmates, and faculty. It’s truly a big deal and gala event.

Lots of photos are taken, speeches are made, certificates are presented, and candles are lit. The history of candle lighting dates back to Florence Nightingale’s helping wounded soldiers at night by candlelight.

The emotions and tears overflow. The pride in these students’ accomplishment of completing what is a very difficult program is hard to describe.

Honor Society Induction

Students with distinction will be inducted into the National Technical Honor Society today. To learn more about this award, please visit Honor Society.

Directions by Car

Join us for an afternoon of great food, fun activities, and the opportunity to spend time with your fellow students, instructors, staff, and families as we celebrate another wonderful summer together!

Day Students

Attendance at the Summer BBQ is mandatory for all day students as part of our student engagement activities.

Evening Students

Evening students are not required to go to this event but are invited to attend if they are able to. All evening students planning to attend will need to email Kayla Perrone with their name and total number of attendees by July 24 at 2 p.m.

Students are encouraged to bring their families to enjoy the event! Your instructor will distribute a sign-up sheet in class. Please be sure to include:

• Your full name
• The total number of attendees (including yourself)

Your RSVP must be received no later than Friday, July 24, 2026, by 2 p.m.

If you have any questions, please contact Kayla Perrone. Thank you for your assistance in helping us make this year’s Summer BBQ a fun and successful event for our students and their families! We can’t wait to celebrate with you at this year’s Summer BBQ!