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History of College
In 1929, the National
Radio School was founded in Cleveland, Ohio. In 1961, it became the
Electronic Technology Institute, Division of the National Radio
School. The institute began offering the Associate Degree of Applied
Science in Electronic Engineering Technology in 1965. Twenty years
later, the Electronic Technology Institute became ETI Technical
College.
ETI Technical College
of Niles was first established as a branch of ETI Technical College
of Cleveland in 1989. Prior to this establishment of the branch, the
school was known as ATES Technical Institute and began offering
classes in 1950. In 1967, ATES Technical Institute offered its first
degree program in Electronic Engineering Technology.
From 1989 to 1992, ETI
Technical College of Niles continued to operate as a branch,
offering degree programs in Automated Office Technology, Word
Processing, Medical Assistant, Electronic Technology, and
Refrigeration, Air Conditioning, and Heating. In 1998, associate
degrees began in Medical Assistant and Computerized Office
Technology. Four new majors were added in 2004: Information
Technology and Networking, Web Design Technologies, Accounting, and
Medical Secretary; a major in Criminal Corrections was added in
2007. In 2010, ETI received full five year approval to offer the
Practical Nursing program.
In October 1992, the
Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology
and the Department of Education, officially recognized ETI Technical
College of Niles as a free standing institution. In 1994, the
college began operating under the ownership of ETI Training Center,
Incorporated.
Students attending ETI
Technical College of Niles can now obtain their Bachelor’s degree in
Electronic Engineering Technology by attending Bryant and Stratton,
formerly ETI Technical College of Cleveland. |
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