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Medical Billing and Coding Schools in Connecticut
Compare medical billing and coding programs across Connecticut. Explore schools by city, training formats, program lengths, and how to start your medical billing and coding career in Connecticut.
Compare Medical Billing and Coding programs across Connecticut.
Medical Billing and coding schools
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Charter Oak State College
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New Britain, CT
•In-state option•BOC Score
69.7
Charter Oak State College is a Public, 4-year in New Britain, CT serving about 1,821 students and accredited by New England Commission on Higher Education. Graduates gain job-ready skills that align with employer demand across CT.
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East Hartford, CT
•In-state option•BOC Score
57.9
Goodwin University is a Private nonprofit, 4-year in East Hartford, CT serving about 2,693 students and accredited by New England Commission on Higher Education. Graduates gain job-ready skills that align with employer demand across CT.
Connecticut State Community College is a Public, 2-year in Hartford, CT serving about 33,645 students and accredited by New England Commission on Higher Education. Graduates gain job-ready skills that align with employer demand across CT.
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West Hartford, CT
•In-state option•BOC Score
33.2
American Institute-West Hartford is a Private for-profit, 2-year in West Hartford, CT serving about 402 students and accredited by Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools. Graduates gain job-ready skills that align with employer demand across CT.
American Institute of Healthcare & Technology is a Private for-profit, 2-year in Stratford, CT serving about 100 students and accredited by Middle States Commission on Secondary Education. Graduates gain job-ready skills that align with employer demand across CT.
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