Since the early 1970s, ATI Career Training Center has been servicing individuals aspiring to higher education without long-term schooling commitments. ATI has student-friendly campuses located in Florida, Texas, Arizona and Oklahoma, which feature state-of-the-industry facilities created to demonstrate actual working conditions and promote quality education through hands-on, classroom participation.

For years, ATI has preparing  its graduates for rewarding careers. These employment opportunities include the following fields including health care, personal fitness and wellness, information technology, business technology, welding, automotive repair, air conditioning and refrigeration repair.

At ATI every students is a member of extended family. Faculty and staff work with students to achieve their educational and career training objectives and secure the necessary skills they need to be successful in today’s competitive workplace environment.

Admissions
ATI admits, as regular students, any person possessing a high school diploma from an accredited high school, or the recognized equivalent of such a diploma (such as a GED).
 Prospective students should contact the school or one of its admissions representatives.  Before the accepting, an applicant must:  1) be interviewed by an admissions representative;  2) complete an enrollment agreement; and  3) submit other information that may be required to determine qualifications.

Accreditation
All ATI schools are accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges.

Financial Aid
ATI offers a wide range of plans to assist students in financing their career training. ATI has personnel trained to evaluate eligibility for financial assistance and to assist students with their financial needs. An individual consultation is arranged for every student to determine  a financing arrangement that suits their needs and personal situation, and meets the requirements of the school.   

As an accredited post-secondary institution, ATI offers a variety of federal financial assistance programs available to qualified students. These programs exist to assist financially needy students in paying for their educational expenses. Moreover, there are numerous state, local and private programs available.