Billing and Coding Certificate - FAQ
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Frequently Asked Questions
You can finish the medical office billing and coding certificate in two to three terms as a full-time student. Some students take longer because they can't attend full-time or need help with reading, writing, or math.
If you're 18 or older, you can start without a high school diploma or GED® certificate. But if you haven't finished high school, you can work on it here while beginning your career. Students under 18 without a diploma should talk with an advisor to get the assistance you need to get started.
Yes, some classes are available at night, but it may take you longer to complete your program that way. Not all classes are available at night every term, so meet with an advisor to plan carefully.
The coursework for the medical coding and billing certificate is available entirely online.
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