Kino College is Accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools. That’s not just a badge on our footer. It means an outside group with no stake in Kino’s success reviewed our Professional Medical Assistant program and confirmed it meets real standards for quality and student outcomes.

What ABHES Accreditation Means

ABHES accreditation isn’t a one-time approval. It’s an ongoing review of our curriculum, instruction, and student outcomes against strict standards set for health education schools. Passing that review is what lets our graduates meet the eligibility requirements for the credentialing exams recognized certifying agencies require.

Why It Matters for You

Because Kino College is accredited, we’re able to accept Federal Student Aid, including Title IV funding, for students who qualify. Accreditation is also the first thing employers and licensing boards check when they want to know a medical assistant program is legitimate.