Carrington College California, formerly known as Western Career College, is a privately held, for-profit institution of higher education. Carrington College California, along with co-operating division Carrington College, is operated by Carrington Colleges Group, Inc., a subsidiary of DeVry Inc. Carrington College focuses on training students for work in the health care industry, although it has programs in several other disciplines. It has nine campuses throughout the state of California, and it also offers online programs.
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