Two convenient locations in Southern California

Each of the school locations have slightly different characteristic of that community area and things that are similar to all campuses. All the locations are close to the freeway system in their area for ease of access by the students.

San Diego Campus

San Diego campus is in the center of the county. The county has 3,095,313 in population according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The county population is mostly made up of urban residences with areas of rural characteristics and smaller populations. The rural/urban mix in the county is vastly urban and the east side of the county has a smaller population and has an urban flavor. The education profile for the county indicates that 85% graduated High School and 34% have at least a bachelor’s degree. There is an effective freeway system throughout the county. San Diego County continues to grow in population and development which would continue to drive the need for commercial truck drivers.

Riverside Campus Location

Riverside campus is in the northwest side of the county. The county has 2,189,641 in population according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The county population is mostly made up of urban residences. The vast size of the county in areas has many rural characteristics and smaller populations. The county is considered urban but there are small pockets that are more rural in nature. There is a heavy industrial factor in the county that provides manufacturing and production in certain areas. Students attending the school reside in Riverside and other counties. There is an effective freeway system throughout the area. The area close to the school is the west coast terminal location of many major ‘over the road’ trucking companies. The education profile for the county indicates that 79% graduated High School and 20% have at least a bachelor’s degree. The area continues to grow in population and development which would continue to drive the need for commercial truck drivers.