While the COVID-19 pandemic has caused stagnation for many businesses, the funeral profession has experienced not only a higher level of activity,… Read More

The Funeral Industry, as always, is ever changing. In days past, educational and licensing requirements across the United States have been lax… Read More

The health and safety of our faculty, staff, and students are a top priority. Our leadership team has been monitoring this situation closely and… Read More

This online orientation is designated ONLY for on-ground students who have had their face-to-face orientation temporarily suspended while the college… Read More

This online orientation is designated ONLY for distance learning students.  Congratulations on your acceptance to our College! New Student… Read More

NBE TESTING Pearson VUE has temporarily closed U.S. testing centers through April 16, 2020. The Conference is working to ensure that candidates… Read More

IMPORTANT - SPRING 2020 CLASSES The health and safety of our faculty, staff, and students are a top priority. Our leadership team has been… Read More

Important - All Mid-America Students: As a reminder all students who are scheduled for On-Ground Comps or Final Exams that will NOT be attending, the… Read More

College Communication: Updates will be communicated primarily via college assigned .edu address. Announcements will be placed on the website. Boot… Read More

Yes, we are proud to announce that Mid-America College of Funeral Service is a 2019/2020 Military Friendly® School.  You may have seen "military… Read More

Mid-America was recently honored with a visit from Kari Northey, a funeral director/embalmer who goes on tours of mortuary colleges all over the… Read More

A mortuary college is a dynamic environment that requires effective management in order to provide the best results for students and ultimately, the… Read More

Event teaches local Girl Scouts about mortuary science  • By BROOKE MCAFEE  November 15, 2018 -  Read FULL Article online with pics and videos Mini… Read More

Mid Americans, the time is now. A wake up call, a reality check, a proverbial slap in the face. Get your stuff together. It’s understandable to be… Read More

Today our students had the opportunity of the Funeral Service Foundation speaking on campus. Danelle O’Neill spoke about the scholarship… Read More

James Edward Smith Jr. is an instructor at the Dallas Institute of Funeral Service in Dallas, Texas. In his class, students learn how to restore the… Read More

As the new year dawns, few industries are more dynamic and challenging than the death-care landscape. All around we see experimentation and change in… Read More

The Mortician’s Apprentice cordially invites you to breakfast… click “Welcome Back” for more information!  

Senior Tyler Masters was awarded a $3,500 scholarship from Newcomer Funeral Home. Tyler has also earned her apprenticeship with Newcomer from the… Read More

My journey here has been long. I grew up in the funeral home watching my parents and grandparents deal with people in time of sadness. Our family was… Read More