“I chose to attend EMCC because of the affordability and closeness to home but more importantly because of the program selection! What I like the most about the school is that the community is really supportive and full of opportunities if you just take them!”
In order to be considered for admission to either the certificate or associate in applied science degree in Emergency Medical Services program, applicants must have successfully completed the following:
Applicants must submit the following required documentation:
Candidates accepted for admission will then be required to submit the following documentation prior to registering for classes:
Note that registration is permitted on a first-come, first-served basis and the background check as well as immunization records must be on file prior to course enrollment.
The EMS program provides individuals who work with or wish to work with ambulance services, rescue squads, fire services and other first responder organizations the opportunity to earn either a certificate or an associate in applied science degree OR to obtain licensure at the various levels (without earning a college credential).
Applications for the EMS program will be accepted on a rolling basis each year. Generally, EMS131 (EMT) is offered each fall and spring semester. The Advanced EMT is offered each spring. Paramedic courses begin annually each spring. (EMCC reserves the right to cancel courses due to insufficient enrollment.)
An application for admission is required of individuals seeking to enroll in any of the following:
To apply for admission to one of these programs, go to www.emcc.edu/apply.
Financial aid eligibility requires individuals to be accepted to and enrolled in a program of study; therefore, students who require financial aid to assist with the cost of tuition and fees must apply for the certificate or degree EMS program.
Questions about your EMS application may be directed to Marcie Grant at mgrant@emcc.edu or 207-974-4745.
