Can I get financial aid for this program?
The EMT and Paramedic class are no longer FAFSA eligible. All EMT students are encouraged to apply for financial assistance through Workforce Innovation and Opportunity ...
How much will I make?
The current starting pay for an EMT is $30,800 with an average compensation of $40,900, depending on location. The current starting pay for a paramedic ...
How long will it take to complete the program?
The EMT program is about 4 months long. The A&P class is one semester. The paramedic program takes 12 months to complete for students who ...
Are placement scores required?
Placement scores are not required for the EMT program. Act Compass or ACCUPLACER scores are required for A&P and paramedic class participants who have not ...
Where can I take the Compass or ACCUPLACER Placement Exam?
The ACT Compass Placement Exam is no longer offered. Those who need to take a placement exam can find information on South Louisiana Community College’s ...
Do you accept VA benefits?
In Spring 2020, we will not be able to accept VA benefits for EMT classes. All students are encouraged to apply for financial assistance through WIOA and ...
When will I receive an acceptance letter?
Students are admitted prior to their term of enrollment. Students will get an automatic admission letter from SLCC (either EMT or Paramedic) and will get ...
Will I get a job after I complete the program?
After completing NEMSA’s EMS program, students are required to pass the NREMT exam and obtain an official certification or licensure in the state ...
How does a hybrid class work?
The hybrid program is a 12-month program that breaks down to 70% in-person interaction and 30% online with instructor guidance. The face to face interaction ...
Is a hybrid class the same as a self-paced/independent study class?
No, hybrid classes are NOT self-paced. You can expect due dates for homework, online class participation, and other activities which will be explained and discussed ...
