Memorial Day is an American holiday, observed on the last Monday of May, honoring the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. Originally known as Decoration Day, it originated in the years following the Civil War and became an official federal holiday in 1971. Many Americans observe Memorial Day by visiting cemeteries or memorials, holding family gatherings, and participating in parades. [History.com]

Take the first steps to becoming a licensed practical nurse.

The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS Test) is a standardized, multiple choice exam for students entering into nursing school. It is often used to determine the ability of potential students to adjust to a nursing program. The test is created and administered by ATI (Assessment Technologies Institute, LLC).

Please arrive at 91ÊÓƵ´«Ã½ by 3:30 p.m. to sign in for a 4:00 p.m. test start time. The exam will take place in Room 5 and may take up to four hours to complete. The cost is $107 plus tax. Please call Jada Williams at 516.719.6605 for details or email her for more information or to ask questions.

You can purchase a directly or go to the web page.

Please bring a New York State Division of Motor Vehicles photo ID, which can be either a driver license or non-driver identification card, along with your username and password. Candidates arriving late will not be admitted. See Nursing Entrance Exam Instructions for further information.

Please note that if you arrive late or cannot present a valid photo ID, you will not be admitted to sit for the exam.

We’re opening our doors this Tuesday and Wednesday, and you and your friends are invited. No appointment needed, just walk in.

Help us celebrate over 50 years of happy and successful graduates who landed satisfying careers. Please join us at either the Levittown or Medford campus.

Stop by from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. or 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday or Wednesday, and learn about these programs:

Medical Assistant

Medical Billing and Coding

Computer Tech

Web Development

Tour the school and observe live classes. Representatives from the Admissions, Career Services, Education, and Financial Aid departments will be available to answer questions. Learn about how we offer job assistance after graduation and beyond. Financial Aid will explain how to finance your education, if qualified.

Locations

Levittown
3601 Hempstead Turnpike (BETWEEN LA FITNESS AND MICHAELS)
516.796.1000

Medford
3247 Route 112, Bldg. 3
631.736.7360

Please note: This open house does not cover our Practical Nursing, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, or Radiologic Technology programs.

Take the first steps to becoming a licensed practical nurse.

The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS Test) is a standardized, multiple choice exam for students entering into nursing school. It is often used to determine the ability of potential students to adjust to a nursing program. The test is created and administered by ATI (Assessment Technologies Institute, LLC).

Please arrive at 91ÊÓƵ´«Ã½ by 3:30 p.m. to sign in for a 4:00 p.m. test start time. The exam may take up to four hours to complete. The cost is $107 plus tax. Please call Jacquelyn Rudjord at 631.569.7702 for details or email her for more information or to ask questions.

To order a study manual, you can purchase it directly on .

Please bring a New York State Division of Motor Vehicles photo ID, which can be either a driver license or non-driver identification card, along with your username and password. Candidates arriving late will not be admitted. See Nursing Entrance Exam Instructions for further information.

Please note that if you arrive late or cannot present a valid photo ID, you will not be admitted to sit for the exam.

Take the first steps to becoming a licensed practical nurse.

The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS Test) is a standardized, multiple choice exam for students entering into nursing school. It is often used to determine the ability of potential students to adjust to a nursing program. The test is created and administered by ATI (Assessment Technologies Institute, LLC).

Please arrive at 91ÊÓƵ´«Ã½ by 3:30 p.m. to sign in for a 4:00 p.m. test start time. The exam will take place in Room 5 and may take up to four hours to complete. The cost is $107 plus tax. Please call Jada Williams at 516.719.6605 for details or email her for more information or to ask questions.

You can purchase a directly or go to the web page.

Please bring a New York State Division of Motor Vehicles photo ID, which can be either a driver license or non-driver identification card, along with your username and password. Candidates arriving late will not be admitted. See Nursing Entrance Exam Instructions for further information.

Please note that if you arrive late or cannot present a valid photo ID, you will not be admitted to sit for the exam.

They are given words of encouragement, told what to expect, and are congratulated on officially entering the medical field. It signifies the completion of the requirements of the program. The Medical Assistant Creed is recited, and each student is called to the front of the room and pinned by a faculty member.

Medical assistants are multiskilled members of the medical team. Not only do they help with exams and minor surgery, but are trained also in front office duties, scheduling appointments, and processing insurance. They do lab work, as well, such as checking blood sugar, performing throat cultures, and checking cholesterol, just to name a few responsibilities.

Medical Assistant Creed

• I believe in the principles and purposes of the profession of medical assisting.
• I endeavor to be more effective.
• I aspire to render greater service.
• I protect the confidence entrusted to me.
• I am dedicated to the care and well-being of all people.
• I am loyal to my employer.
• I am true to the ethics of my profession.
• I am strengthened by compassion, courage, and faith.

Embrace a unique opportunity to explore, learn, and engage at a virtual open house for both the Levittown and Medford campuses for the Computer Technician Networking Specialist program. Learn how to train for a career in I.T. in as little as 7½ months.

At 91ÊÓƵ´«Ã½, we don’t teach you to just sit behind a screen. We teach you to master the machine. Our Computer Tech program is for the problem-solvers who want to get their hands on the hardware. From day one, you aren’t just learning theory; you’re building your own computer, managing real network infrastructure, and gaining the “boots-on-the-ground” skills that make you indispensable.

³Õ¾±²õ¾±³ÙÌý³Ù³ó±ðÌýComputer Technician Networking Specialist program page on our website to get more information about this career and field of study. In this program, you will learn how to provide network support, monitor and troubleshoot cloud computing, work with the Mac and Linux operating systems, and study security and performance, to name just a few topics. The Career Services department works with students throughout the entire program.

Why Join the Virtual Open House on June 2nd?

• The Physical Edge See why the most future-proof career in tech is the one A.I. can’t touch.
• Real Tools, Real Skills Learn about our hands-on labs where you build the very tech you’ll use in the field.
• Zero Fluff Find out how you can go from “interested” to “hired” in as little as 7½ months.

Hear from students, staff, and faculty members. Learn about how we offer job assistance.

Financial Aid will explain how to finance your education, if qualified. And you’ll be able to schedule a personal interview and tour of the campus!

Discover how 91ÊÓƵ´«Ã½ can turn your knack for tech into a high-demand career! Whether you’re the “tech person” for your family or looking to pivot into a stable, growing industry, this session will show you the blueprint for success.

Registration

Register now to reserve your spot. See you virtually on Tuesday, June 2, at 6 p.m.!

]]> /event/practical-nursing-in-person-open-house-levittown/ Wed, 03 Jun 2026 04:00:00 +0000 /?post_type=tribe_events&p=18634 Your future in nursing begins at 91ÊÓƵ´«Ã½!

Ready to trade your job for a career that matters?

Embrace a unique opportunity to explore, learn, and engage at an open house held at the Levittown location for the Practical Nursing program on Wednesday, June 3, at 6 p.m. Learn how to train for a career as an LPN (licensed practical nurse) in as little as 13 months. Classes are enrolling now, and seats go fast.

Visit the Practical Nursing program page on our website to explore this course of study.



At the open house, hear from students, staff, and faculty members. Learn about our accelerated program, admission requirements, and upcoming start dates, and tour the nursing lab and classrooms. Career Services will talk about how we offer job assistance, and Financial Aid will explain how to finance your education for those who qualify. Discover what sets 91ÊÓƵ´«Ã½â€™s Nursing program apart.

Here’s what you’ll get…

A clear breakdown of the program: 13-month day or 17-month evening/weekend, 1,332 total hours across three modules

Straight answers on the TEAS entrance exam, the application, and what to expect

A walkthrough of the nursing lab where you’ll build your clinical skills

A description of how we prepare students for the NCLEX-PN, the exam you need to take to become licensed as a nurse, and a strong launch into the workforce

A look at where our grads go (Northwell, Catholic Health, NYU Langone, CityMD, and more)

Go to the , to confirm your spot. Space is limited, so sign up to lock in your seat.

See you on Wednesday, June 3, at 6 p.m.!

]]> /event/practical-nursing-pinning-and-graduation-medford-3/ Tue, 09 Jun 2026 22:00:00 +0000 /?post_type=tribe_events&p=12312 The only way to predict the future is to create it.

Location

The ceremony will take place at the Holiday Inn Long Island at 1730 North Ocean Avenue in Holtsville. The phone number there is 631.758.2900.

91ÊÓƵ´«Ã½ the Graduation Ceremony

The pinning ceremony is a tradition that stems from Florence Nightingale when she started graduating nurses. It’s about honoring and celebrating Practical Nursing students prior to their officially entering the profession of nursing.

This time honored nursing school tradition is often more meaningful than the graduation ceremony. It signifies the official initiation into the world of nursing.

The ceremony is rich with symbolism. The modern ceremony dates back to the 1860’s when Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, was awarded the Red Cross of St. George in recognition of her tireless service to the injured during the Crimean War.

To share the honor, she in turn presented a medal of excellence to her brightest graduates. By 1916, the practice of pinning new graduates was standard throughout the United States.

The pinning of Practical Nursing students who are about to graduate is a rite of passage and precedes their exam to become a fully licensed practical nurse.

In the full knowledge of the task I am undertaking, I promise to take care of the sick with all the skill and understanding I possess, without regard to race, creed, color, politics, or social status, sparing no effort to conserve life, to alleviate suffering, and promote health.

The ceremony has always been packed with loved ones, friends, fellow classmates, and faculty. It’s truly a big deal and gala event.

Lots of photos are taken, speeches are made, certificates are presented, and candles are lit. The history of candle lighting dates back to Florence Nightingale’s helping wounded soldiers at night by candlelight.

The emotions and tears overflow. The pride in these students’ accomplishment of completing what is a very difficult program is hard to describe.

Honor Society Induction

Students with distinction will be inducted into the National Technical Honor Society today. To learn more about this award, please visit Honor Society.

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]]> /event/man2402-medical-assistant-pinning-ceremony-medford/ Thu, 11 Jun 2026 22:00:00 +0000 /?post_type=tribe_events&p=12684 91ÊÓƵ´«Ã½ holds Medical Assistant pinning ceremonies for students who have successfully completed their classroom and lab work and are about to go out on externship, where they work under the direction of a medical provider at an actual facility, such as a doctor’s office or urgent care center.

They are given words of encouragement, told what to expect, and are congratulated on officially entering the medical field. It signifies the completion of the requirements of the program. The Medical Assistant Creed is recited, and each student is called to the front of the room and pinned by a faculty member.

Medical assistants are multiskilled members of the medical team. Not only do they help with exams and minor surgery, but are trained also in front office duties, scheduling appointments, and processing insurance. They do lab work, as well, such as checking blood sugar, performing throat cultures, and checking cholesterol, just to name a few responsibilities.

Medical Assistant Creed

• I believe in the principles and purposes of the profession of medical assisting.
• I endeavor to be more effective.
• I aspire to render greater service.
• I protect the confidence entrusted to me.
• I am dedicated to the care and well-being of all people.
• I am loyal to my employer.
• I am true to the ethics of my profession.
• I am strengthened by compassion, courage, and faith.
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