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2250 W. Peoria Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85029
1-800-987-0110
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| About The School |
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The Bryman School is owned by High-Tech Institute, Inc., 2250 W. Peoria Road, Phoenix, AZ, a corporation formed under the laws of Arizona. The Bryman School was founded by Mrs. Esther Bryman in 1964. In 1989, The Bryman School of Phoenix was acquired by High-Tech Institute, Inc., Phoenix, AZ.
The College is based upon excellence in curriculum, staffing, equipment and service to the student body, health care community and the community-at-large. The College firmly believes that training in small groups, combined with a highly structured curriculum that meets the needs of today's Health Care professions, makes the difference between success and failure in a training program.
The College is committed to a "hands-on" approach to provide students, upon graduation, with the knowledge and technical proficiency that will make them employable for entry-level positions in the Allied Health Care field. The Bryman School is dedicated to maintaining a dynamic posture by keeping abreast of technological advances in the Allied Health Care field and updating the curriculum accordingly.
The College facility consists of 25,000 square feet of floor space, which is divided into classrooms, laboratories, administrative offices and a student break area. Parking is available at no additional charge to the student. All classrooms and labs are designed for a maximum capacity of 30 students. The equipment used for training consists of radiographic imaging and developing equipment, surgical room equipment and instruments, massage therapy tables, medical equipment, dental equipment, and computers. The campus is centrally located to apartments, shopping and banking, all with access to public transportation.
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Whether you're looking for amateur or professional sports, the great outdoors or the pampered indoors, Phoenix has it all. Originally home to the ancient Hohokam Indians, Phoenix became the center point of the Valley of the Sun when it was founded in 1867, long before Arizona was a state. Now covering 400 square miles, and boasting a population of 1.2 million, the Valley melds the unique and diverse from adjoining Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa and Tempe into one. Even with plenty to offer on its own, the Valley has traditionally been known as the Gateway to the Grand Canyon, which is located about five hours north of Phoenix. Although sunshine is the standard that permits year-round outdoor recreation, summer offers a unique late afternoon spectacle. Monsoon storms roar through the Valley, cutting swaths with wind, punctuated by swirling dust devils, finally drowned by brief but powerful rains. Departing as quickly as they arrive, they leave rainbows arcing overhead until they are absorbed into pink and orange sunsets.
(Source: Digital City)
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In accordance with the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act, Public Law 101-226, High-Tech Institute and its campuses are declared drug and alcohol free Colleges. Student use of alcohol or the unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispensing or use of a controlled substance or alcohol anywhere on College property, or while participating in College related activities, are prohibited. Students who violate this policy are subject to disciplinary action up to and including expulsion. A detailed copy of this policy is provided to all current students and is also available in the Financial Aid and Student Services offices.
| Nearby Accomodations |
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AmeriSuites
10838 N. 25th Ave.
Phoenix, AZ
602-997-8800
Red Lion Hotel
12027 N. 28th Dr.
Phoenix, AZ
602-866-7000
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