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Everything You Need To Know About Rolling Admission at WVJC

Rolling admission at WVJC offers a distinctive, student-focused approach. Unlike the rigid deadlines found at many other institutions, this process enables prospective students to submit their applications for review and acceptance into a program whenever they choose. This admission model, designed with your unique needs in mind, provides some flexibility, allowing you to start your … Read more

History of WVJC

Exceptional Career Training Since 1892! You may have heard the jingle on the radio… “Great career. Great life. West Virginia Junior College!” Or you may recognize the familiar logo with the yellow starburst. If you live in West Virginia or the surrounding states, odds are you’ve heard of West Virginia Junior College. In this blog, … Read more

Keri Stire – Student Success Story

Learn About Our Student Success Story of the Month, Keri Stire Before enrolling at WVJC Online, Keri Stire worked at Ruby Memorial Hospital as a nursing assistant. According to Keri, this was “by far, the hardest job I’ve ever done.” At this time, she started contemplating going to school for something but wasn’t sure what … Read more

Rachel Timbrook – Graduate Highlight

Meet Medical Coding Graduate Rachel Timbrook! Before attending WVJC, Rachel Timbrook worked as a long-term care diagnosis coder and Medical Records Coordinator. Rachel attended her local community college and received her Associate’s degree in Applied Science. Rachel began looking around at colleges specific to medical billing and coding. She discovered that WVJC offered the Medical … Read more

Careers vs. Jobs: The Path To Finding Your Passion

Are you ready to make a move from a job you don’t love to a career that provides you with stability and advancement opportunities? WVJC can set you on the path to your new career and help you leave short-term jobs behind. Continue reading to learn how to gain knowledge and skills to change your … Read more

Online Medical Coding – Program Highlight

Updated on 10/24/23 West Virginia Junior College offers an online Medical Coding degree program that prepares graduates for a career in healthcare. In addition, to meet the increasing medical needs of an aging population, insurance companies continually update their claim processing procedures, creating more opportunities for medical coding professionals. What is a medical coder? Medical coders … Read more

What Does It Mean To Skillify Yourself?

In recent years, many employers have started shifting toward a more skill-driven hiring method, and the healthcare field is no exception. As a result, many employers have begun requiring their employees to possess basic skills before starting a position, whether a degree or short-term training. West Virginia Junior College’s unique education approach allows our students and … Read more

How WVJC Offers A Different
Educational Experience

At West Virginia Junior College, we know that every student is unique and deserves an educational experience that meets their individual needs. That’s why we have created a learning environment that works for students, regardless of their unique situation. WVJC offers a different educational approach, allowing students to balance their families and work schedules with … Read more

Breanna Parker – Graduate Highlight

Meet Medical Coding Graduate – Breanna Parker Before enrolling at WVJC Online, Breanna was a stay-at-home mom to her two daughters. Her daughters inspired her to return to school. Breanna attended a different college when she was younger but did not enjoy the experience. “I chose WVJC based on their impressive statistics, as well as … Read more

Allison Wright-George – Graduate Highlight

Allison Wright-George – Medical Coding Graduate Updated Content 10/25/2023 Before enrolling at WVJC Online in the Medical Coding program, Allison worked in several different fields. She sold modular homes, worked for the state police, and worked at the Mountaineer Challenge Academy. However, none of these jobs seemed to stick.  Allison had previously graduated from a four-year … Read more