Founded in 1972, Brown College is one of the most highly regarded colleges, producing some of the most skilled court reporters and CART/Captioners in the country. Accredited, licensed and certified, Brown College takes pride in its outstanding reputation, excellent curriculum, diverse student body, and dedicated, experienced instructors.
Court Reporters are a key element in any courtroom. They take down sworn testimony and produce verbatim transcripts for judges, lawyers and litigants, in trials, depositions, congressional hearings and more. Students master the use of stenotype machines and speech recognition technology, with graduates mastering the translation into clear, accurate English records up to 225 words per minute with 95% accuracy. According to the National Court Reporters Association, the average income for a Court Reporter is $60,000/yr.
A terrific career move for those who have good listening skills, an interest in technology, the drive to work in the legal profession, and the desire to actively participate in court proceedings. Learn to take a verbatim record of legal proceedings with the use of speech recognition software.
At Brown College we understand your lifestyle. Many of our students enroll in distance education programs, while others take advantage of our evening or daytime classes. You can earn your degree when the time and the place work for you.
Brown College is proud to be accredited by the Accrediting Commission of the Council on Occupational Education (COE). The Court Reporting program is certified by the National Court Reporters Association (NCRA). Brown College is licensed to operate through the Georgia Non-Public Postsecondary Education Commission (GNPEC).
Financial Aid is available for students who need assistance meeting the cost of college. Our Financial Aid programs include:
Brown College also offers the Federal Work Study Program (FWSP), which allows students to be employed at the college to earn money for their education. All interested students are expected to talk to the Financial Aid Office for information on qualifying for Financial Aid. In addition, Brown College has VA Benefits programs such as The Montgomery GI Bill and Hero Scholarship. Students who serve in the Military, Army Reserve or National Guard, may be eligible for such educational benefits while taking classes.
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