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The Court Reporting Institute focuses time, energy, and resources on providing students the finest court reporting training possible. Unlike other colleges that may offer court reporting as one of many options, our singular goal is to prepare students for careers in court reporting. We offer flexible schedules, convenient start dates, and online degree options to help new students get started today!
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Marc Greenberg talks about the Court Reporting Documentary, and Chris Wagner, the president of the National Association of the Deaf, talks about why captioning is so important. View the the Clip Here
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We are excited to announce that our brand new campus in St. Louis has been approved by our accrediting agency to start offering courses in a variety of programs include an Associate of Occupational Studies in Court Reporting, Diplomas in Legal Assistant and Voice Writing, as well as CSR and RPR Prep courses More
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We are honored to announce that our institution has been selected as a G.I. Jobs Military Friendly School. The Court Reporting Institute under Vatterott Educational Centers, Inc., ranks nationally in the top 15% of all schools providing military educational services. We are proud to enroll a diverse group of military personnel and their families, and our inclusion in this exclusive group of schools will allow us to continue providing a superior education to the men and women of our armed services. More
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The Court Reporting Institute is proud to offer our students the opportunity to achieve their Associate of Applied Science degree in Court Reporting 100% online! The online court reporting program is designed to mirror the on-ground program. Instruction in the online program involves a combination of real-time and self-paced learning activities conducted over the Internet. More
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