Amazon Career Choice

You’ve got this. And we’ve got you.

With full tuition covered by Amazon Career Choice, you can enroll in any credit program at EICC, from short-term certificates and skill-building diplomas to two-year associate's degrees. Whether you plan to grow your career at Amazon or move into something entirely new, this is where you start.

At EICC, you belong from day one. You're supported by advisors who help map out your path, tutors available both online and in-person, career coaches ready to connect you with opportunities, and mental health resources whenever you need them. Flexible schedules and student services—including disability accommodations, hiring fairs, and personal advising—make sure nothing stands between you and success.

Pick out a desk. Learn new skills. Gain confidence. And achieve more than you imagined.

You've got this, and we've got you.

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Here’s a new student checklist that’ll take you step-by-step from applying to getting textbooks you need for class.

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Find Your Program

Pick how long you want to go in your education and career. EICC offers more than 120 certificates, diplomas, and degrees.

3+Credits

With a certificate, you build entry-level skills you can immediately apply at work. Programs include CNA, Welding, Cybersecurity, EMT, Culinary Arts, Programming, and Criminal Justice.

31+Credits

Build more skills and go a little deeper into your field. Programs include Web Development, Dental Assisting, CNC Programming, Paramedic, HVAC, Auto Technology, Supply Chain and Logistics.

62+Credits

Earn an Associate in Arts (AA), Associate in Science (AS), or Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in as little as two years.

An AAS prepares you with the skills to directly enter the job market after graduation. Programs include Horticulture, Supply Chain and Logistics, Nursing, Networking, Diesel Technology, ASL, Graphic Arts Technology, and more.

An AA or AS is great if you plan to transfer and earn a bachelor’s degree in fields like Psychology, Animal Science, Business, Political Science, and Education. Our transfer programs provide a smooth transition to the four-year college of your choice.

Career Services

EICC’s Career Services department helps you refine goals, search for jobs, and launch a profession. Looking for work or an internship? Regional and national employers post openings on our job posting site. Upload your resume. Refresh it first using our free online tool. Meet with an EICC career coordinator to do a mock interview or to learn more about career pathways.

REACH YOUR CAREER GOALS

Counseling Services

Yes, you can do this. You can achieve your goals, and we are here to help. Need some coping strategies or just want to talk? EICC students can access free, confidential mental health services, including short-term counseling and referrals.

GET HELP

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Tutoring

Need some extra help? We offer drop-in and scheduled tutoring on each campus, and online, too. You can also get a writing consultation via email. Visit our tutoring centers for more information on services and schedules.

EXPLORE ACADEMIC RESOURCES

2026 Fall Semester

Class	Star Date	End Date
16 Week	August 24, 2026	December 15, 2026
First Eight Week	August 24, 2026	October 16, 2026
12 Week	September 21, 2026	December 15, 2026
Second Eight Week	October 19, 2026	December 15, 2026

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“When you're doing something that you love, it doesn't feel like hard work. To be able to wake up and do something that I don't hate anymore, to do something fun, it feels almost like going to an amusement park for the day. It is relieving; it is a freedom that I've found is really powerful.”

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Meet EICC Faculty | Anthony Abboreno

"Their public school or high school experiences weren’t that good, and they never really thought of themselves as great students. I learned some of the things you do to build confidence in people who need that confidence. The most important thing is to show students they can succeed.”