New! Hamilton CampusOpening January 4th, 2027

GOOD TO KNOW

Your questions, answered.

Straightforward information about applying, attending class, and getting support.

Getting started at PCI

How do I apply?

Choose your program and use its application button. Your application is reviewed before enrollment. See the admissions steps.

Can I join the CNA waitlist?

Yes. Visit CNA Training and select Join the waitlist. We will use the contact information you provide to share enrollment and class details as they become available. Joining the list does not enroll you or reserve a seat.

Where can I see tuition and class dates?

Current tuition appears on each program page and the tuition page. Available start dates come from Catalyst. Your enrollment documents confirm the schedule that applies to you.

Where is the school?

Our Robbinsville Campus is at 2360 Route 33, Suite 102, Robbinsville, NJ 08691. The Hamilton Campus, opening January 4, 2027, is at 2670 Nottingham Way, Suite 102, Mercerville, NJ 08619. Check your cohort instructions for the campus you will attend. Campus details and directions.

When is the office open, and where can I park?

Public office hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 9:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Eastern. You may park anywhere in our parking lot.

How do I access my student account or pay a bill?

Go to the student portal. After signing in, open your finances section for bills and payment information. If you need help, contact student support.

Will PCI help me look for work?

PCI offers career support and connections with employer partners. Employment is not guaranteed. See the support available after training.

Home Health Aide (CHHA)

Where can I find the next class date?

See the current class schedule on this page. Admissions will confirm availability, required attendance dates, and session times before enrollment.

Can I complete the online work on my phone?

Yes. The self-paced online coursework is available on a computer, tablet, or phone. Complete it within your cohort deadlines; self-paced does not mean unlimited time.

How often do I come to campus?

The six-week program includes online learning in weeks 1–5 and two in-person clinical training days in week 6. A final examination is also required.

What does the program cost?

Tuition is $599, including a $100 registration fee. State certification fees and personal expenses are separate. The tuition balance must be paid by the day before your first clinical day; your agreement lists your payment arrangements.

Do I need prior healthcare experience?

No prior healthcare credential is required for the full CHHA program. Admissions reviews your eligibility and required documents before enrollment.

What if I miss clinical training?

Required clinical hours must be completed. Contact your instructor or admissions promptly to discuss makeup requirements and availability.

Can I work immediately after finishing?

You must complete the Board of Nursing certification process and hold the required active credential. Course completion alone does not grant certification.

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CNA Bridge to CHHA

Where can I find the next class date?

See the current class schedule on this page. Admissions will confirm availability, required attendance dates, and session times before enrollment.

Who can enroll?

You must hold a valid, active New Jersey CNA certificate. Admissions will review it before enrollment.

How much training is required?

The two-week pathway includes 10 hours of online coursework and a two-hour in-person skills lab, followed by a separate final examination.

What does it cost?

Tuition is $249, including a $100 registration fee. State certification fees and personal expenses are separate. Your enrollment agreement lists the initial amount and payment due dates.

Does my CNA certificate automatically become a CHHA credential?

No. After completing the bridge requirements, you must complete the Board of Nursing’s CHHA certification application process.

What if I cannot attend the skills lab?

Contact admissions before enrolling if you have a conflict. Required skills training must be completed; admissions can explain the applicable makeup requirements.

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CHHA Reinstatement

Where can I find the next class date?

See the current class schedule on this page. Admissions will confirm availability, required attendance dates, and session times before enrollment.

Is this the right course for my credential?

Admissions must review your previous CHHA credential and the Board of Nursing requirements that apply to your situation before confirming this pathway.

Can I complete the skills review online?

No. The program is a two-hour in-person skills review.

What does it cost?

Tuition is $399, including a $100 registration fee. State reinstatement fees and personal expenses are separate. Your agreement lists the initial payment and due dates.

Can I return to work after the session?

The session alone does not reactivate your credential. Complete the applicable reinstatement requirements and confirm your credential is active before returning to CHHA practice.

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CNA Training

Where can I find the next class date?

See the current class schedule on this page. Admissions will confirm availability, required attendance dates, and session times before enrollment.

Is CNA training online?

No. This five-week program includes 50 hours of classroom instruction and 40 hours of supervised clinical training.

What does tuition cover?

The $1,995 tuition includes the $100 registration fee, training, textbook and workbook, initial instructional supplies, and the initial required certification testing attempt. Budget separately for scrubs, shoes, health clearance, and any repeat or missed testing fees.

How are payments scheduled?

Pay $395 at enrollment, $400 seven days before the program begins, then $300 each Friday in weeks 1–4. These payments total $1,995. Your enrollment agreement lists the exact due dates.

What if I miss a class or clinical day?

All required training hours and skills must be completed. Contact admissions or your instructor promptly to discuss the applicable attendance and makeup requirements.

Am I certified when the course ends?

Completing training is one step. You must also meet the state’s testing and eligibility requirements before working in a role that requires CNA certification.

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