Draft:Blackstone Career Institute
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The Blackstone Career Institute is a distance education school offering home study programs (correspondence school) based in Allentown, Pennsylvania. It specializes in courses students can use to study at home or take online to advance their careers. It was founded in 1890.[1] Training includes courses that prepare a student for a career as a paralegal/legal Assistant, pharmacy technician, medical transcription, medical billing and coding, medical office assistant, dental office assistant, physical therapy aide, veterinary assistant and child care provider.
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The Institute was preceded by the Blackstone College of Law (or Blackstone School of Law), an unaccredited correspondence law school. In 1948, the Federal Trade Commission ordered Blackstone to cease misrepresenting its qualifications as a law school, and characterized the institution as a "diploma mill".[2] It operated until the 1970s when it was reorganized.