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Most programs are offered online and self-paced. Some programs may include optional clinical, externship, or hands-on experience opportunities.
All of our programs offer new classes every 1st & 15th of the month.
Yes. Flexible payment plans are available for most programs.
Program length varies by program. Most students complete training within 8–24 weeks.
Absolutely. Our flexible schedules support working adults and busy parents.
Students may apply through Workforce Ready Grant, Indiana IMPACT/FSSA, employer sponsorships, or approved payment plans. Our admissions team can help guide students through the process.
The Indiana Workforce Ready Grant helps cover tuition and fees for eligible Indiana residents enrolled in approved, high-demand certificate programs. Magnolia Blossom Health Services Institute offers several programs that qualify.
To be eligible, students must:
Visit NextLevelJobs.org or contact our admissions office for assistance with the application process.
Yes. Eligible Indiana IMPACT/FSSA participants may qualify for career training assistance depending on program eligibility and case approval.
Learn More About Indiana IMPACT:
Students currently receiving SNAP or TANF benefits may contact FSSA or their case manager to learn more about Indiana IMPACT employment and training opportunities.
Eligible students may qualify for partial or full tuition assistance through programs such as the Indiana Workforce Ready Grant, Indiana IMPACT Program (FSSA participants), employer sponsorships, or other approved funding sources. Funding eligibility and coverage amounts vary by student and program.
Grant eligibility and approval are determined by WorkOne, not MBHS Institute.
No. Students approved for the Workforce Ready Grant do not pay any upfront tuition costs.
No. The Workforce Ready Grant is available to eligible Indiana residents only. Out-of-state students may still enroll but are not eligible for grant funding.
MBHS Institute provides career support and may assist students with externship or employment resources depending on the program.
Yes. MBHS Institute partners with workforce agencies, employers, and community organizations to support career training opportunities.
Yes. Employer-sponsored training options may be available for eligible students and organizations.
Additional requirements may vary by program.
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