Carrington College US

Carrington College is a system of revenue driven private universities. Built up in 1967, the school is based out of Sacramento, California and has 18 areas all through the Western United States. Carrington College has an understudy enlistment of more than 7,300 and 90,000 graduated class.

Carrington College offers vocation preparing in therapeutic, dental, veterinary, and criminal equity fields. The organization is a division of DeVry Education Group.

The school's hues are blue and gold and the Carrington College mascots are two vivified winged animals named Blue and Goldie

The foundation was initially established in 1967 in Sacramento, California, as the Northwest College of Medical Assistants and Dental Assistants. The school was built up to meet the instruction needs of the neighborhood social insurance group.

In 1969, the College was acquired and experienced its first name change, to "Western College of Allied Health Careers – A Bryman School." The Education Corporation of America ("EdCOA, Inc.") bought the school in 1983 and changed its name to Western Career College (WCC). In 1986, WCC opened a second grounds in the Bayfair Center in San Leandro, California. The third grounds opened in 1997 in Pleasant Hill, California.

WCC earned local accreditation by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges in June 2001.

In December 2003, U.S. Instruction Corporation, a California-based organization, obtained Western Career College. The U.S. Instruction Corporation additionally gained Apollo College, which was established by Margaret M Carlson in 1975 in Phoenix, Arizona to get ready graduates for vocations in gifted professions.The U.S. Training Corporation was driven by president and CEO George Montgomery from 2002 to 2011. The school extended in August 2005 by joining the operations and projects of Silicon Valley College (SVC).