Collins College in Arizona is committed to the technical training, development, and preparation necessary for our graduates to succeed in the areas of Visual Communication, Animation (such as 3d animation), Personal Computer Network Technology, and Web Design.

Features for students attending Collins College:

• Mentor Program: A source of advice and guidance regarding career matters and concerns, the Mentor Program offers access to instructors who serve as mentors because of their professional expertise.
• Tutoring: Tutoring is available to any current student upon the recommendation of the Department Chair, Instructor, or Dean of Students. There is no additional fee.
• Library and Resource Center: Students in good standing have access to magazines, books, videos, DVDs and online databases. Computers equipped with software to support college programs are also available.
• College Store: Supplies and equipment are made available on campus for the convenience of our students.

Collins College was formerly known as Al Collins Graphic Design School. Prior to 1997, Al Collins Graphic Design School emphasized programs in the Visual Communication fields of study, such as graphic design, digital video, computer graphics, and computer animation. Since 1997, programs in Information Technology fields have been implemented, such as Computer Networking. The new name better reflects our present and future program offerings.

Collins College has a financial plan for everyone. In fact, we participate in a variety of financial aid programs for those who qualify. Information and guidance about specific programs are available in our Tuition Planning Office.

We encourage you to apply for admission and financial aid as soon as possible so that you don't miss the starting date for a specific program. As an applicant, you're required to complete a personal interview with an admissions representative either in person, online or by telephone, depending upon the distance from school. This way, you can see our facilities and equipment and ask questions about career objectives and curriculum.

All applicants are required to complete a personal interview with an Admissions representative, either in person, online or by telephone, depending on the distance from the school. Parents and/or significant others are encouraged to attend for an opportunity to learn more about the school's industry current classrooms, labs and studios. This allows everyone to ask questions relating to Collins College's curriculum and career objectives.

Life at Collins College can be unique, fulfilling, and anything you want it to be. We support our students throughout their education and beyond, offering quality classes, dedicated instructors and industry current facilities. Collins College teaches real-world skills that can help you prepare for a career you're passionate about.

Collins College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Career Schools and Colleges of Technology (ACCSCT).

ACCSCT is listed by the United States Department of Education.