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Insurance Claims Adjuster Training Online

Insurance Claims Adjuster School
Online Insurance Claims School

The USCI online Insurance Adjuster School offers 100% online classes that allow you to study any time, any place, on your phone.

Employment as a Claims Adjuster in the insurance industry offers you a wide range of opportunities for excitement, fulfillment, and advancement. As an Insurance Claims Adjuster, you will be the customer's link to their insurance carrier during a traumatic time. They’ll rely on your knowledge and power to resolve their claim fairly and quickly. This responsibility comes with a flexible schedule and plenty of advancement opportunities.

Every insurance company, whether auto, life, health, or property insurance, needs men and women who know what it takes to service clients, investigate claims, write reports, and compose correspondence. Whether you want to work for an insurance company, an attorney, a government agency or as your own boss on a contract basis, our Insurance Claims Adjuster program will pave the way for your dream job, a career in the dynamic and fast-paced insurance industry.

  • Insurance Claims Adjuster professional salary – up to $72,040 per year!*
  • Classes are self-paced, making them flexible and giving you the option to complete the program when it works best for you and your schedule!
  • U.S. Career Institute is proud to provide our Career Coach Program which gives you one-on-one access to a Career Advisor.






U.S. Career Institute School Benefits

Affordable monthly paymentAffordable

$69 monthly payments, 5 day risk-free preview and 100% money back commitment.

USCI On-Demand Learning On-demand Learning

100% online and self-paced. No set class schedules so you set the pace and study when you can 24/7.

Mobile Friendly Learning Materials Mobile-Friendly

Custom-designed, mobile-friendly student portal.

USCI has custom learning materials Real-world Skills

Focus on real-world skills that will help you gain the knowledge and skills you need for employment and to prepare for industry certifications.

USCI all-inclusive program All-inclusive Program

Your tuition includes access to instructors, learning materials and career support.

USCI all-inclusive program Proven Reputation

A+ BBB Rating, 40 Years in Business, 4.8 out of 5 TrustScore, DEAC Accredited, 97% of students would recommend us to a friend.

What you will lear during your Insurance Claims Adjuster classes

What You'll Learn During Your Insurance Claims Adjuster Online Training

Our online Insurance Claims Adjuster program provides graduates with the theoretical instruction and practical skills to effectively complete the steps in the insurance claims adjustment process.

Our online Insurance Clains Adjuster program covers many topics including:

  • Types of insurance claims, contracts, and concepts
  • Communication skills and the art of negotiation
  • Investigating, gathering evidence, creating reports
  • Procedures for contested claims
  • Accident, health, life, liability, and property insurance
  • Mathematics for claims adjusting
  • Tools of the trade for Adjusters
  • Legal and ethical issues
  • Calculating estimates and settlements

For the full Insurance Claims Adjuster course outline, goals, and outcomes, please visit our Course Outline page. Course Outline


Chris Kolopanis Instructor

Insurance Claims Adjuster Program Instructor/Course Expert

Chris Kolopanis, BA Philosophy

At U.S. Career Institute, our dedicated team of course experts, instructors and instructor assistants are committed to developing and delivering high-quality curriculum. Our qualified Insurance Claims Adjuster instructor Chris Kolopanis earned his Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from Illinois College Jacksonville in 2002. He has worked in the banking industry in various capacities, first as a senior investment representative at Chase, an office manager at PNC Bank and finally a customer service manager at Bank of the West. Besides banking, Chris has expertise in the insurance industry as a claims generalist/managed repair representative with over six years as a claims adjuster. He has also explored entrepreneurship by owning and operating his construction company, Summit Construction, from 2017-2019.

Insurance Claims Adjuster Career Outlook & Course That Fits Your Life

Earnings

$72,040*

Number of Jobs

342,600*

U.S. Career Institute’s online insurance adjuster school will teach you everything you need to know to start working as an Insurance Claims Adjuster —no previous experience needed. And our self-paced online insurance claims training means you can study anytime, anywhere. With this online insurance claims adjuster certificate course, there are no in-person insurance claims classes to attend and no schedules to keep.

For full career outlook and certification information please visit our career and certification page.

Insurance Claims Adjuster Course That Fits Your Life


USCI Student Testimonial Quote

“So excited...love the fact that I can study at my own pace. I'm an older student that needs this option especially with working a full-time job. Thanks again for the opportunity.”

Kristi C.


Online Insurance Claims Adjuster Tuition and Financing

Insurance Claims Adjuster Program Tuition and Financing

We strive to ensure our Insurance Claims Adjuster program is both flexible and affordable. This is why we offer low, monthly payment options for every student. We are committed to providing you with a high-quality education at an affordable price. Make an investment in yourself today!

For more information, please visit our Tuition and Financing page.

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Insurance Claims Adjuster FAQ's

Q. How can I become an Insurance Claims Adjuster?
A. Becoming an insurance claims adjuster typically requires a HS diploma or equivalent and formal training through an accredited institution can also be helpful when seeking employment in this field, courses typically cover topics like an overview of various branches of insurance (automotive, home, worker’s compensation, health, and life), written communication, and practice working with insurance adjustments.
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Q. What does an Insurance Claims Adjuster do?
A. Insurance Claims Adjusters are responsible for assessing the financial value of insurance claims for many insurance industry sectors. Claims Adjusters can work for an Insurance Company or as Independent Contractors.
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Q. Does this meet my Insurance Claims Adjuster state requirements?
A. A career in this field may require you to meet certain licensing, training, and other requirements that can vary by vocation and state. You should check with your state, local government and/or licensing board to find out which requirements may be applicable in your state.
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Q. How much does an Insurance Claims Adjuster Course cost?
A. Tuition for this program is $979 total when you pay in full. Payment plans are also available.
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Q. Is this Insurance Claims Adjuster Program accredited?
A. U.S. Career Institute is Accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission. The Distance Education Accrediting Commission is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a recognized accrediting agency.
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Q. Where Can I Work as an Insurance Claims Adjuster?
A. Insurance Claims Adjusting can open the door to a wide variety of opportunities in various fields. You could choose to work for attorneys, insurance companies, independent claims adjusting companies, state and federal government agencies, or even become a public adjuster. The list goes on and on—and the choice is yours!
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Q. What skills will I learn in this Insurance Claims Adjuster program?
A. Skills covered in the Insurance Claims Adjuster Program include types of insurance claims, contracts and concepts, communication skills, negotiation, investigation, gathering evidence, creating reports, contested claims procedures, legal and ethical issues, calculating estimates and settlements, and mathematics for claims adjusting.
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Q. What types of claims will I learn about?
A. Our program includes training on life, auto, accident and health, property, liability, catastrophe, and worker’s compensation insurance claims.
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People Also Ask

How much does online Insurance Claims Adjuster school cost?
While our online Insurance Claims Adjuster school is not free, we strive to offer low-cost tuition and offer monthly payment plans. In fact, our tuition and monthly payment plans are so low that we do not offer federal financial aid or loans.

How long does online Insurance Claims Adjuster school take?
When you enroll in our self-paced Insurance Claims Adjuster program, you choose how much you study each week. If you want to learn insurance adjusting and become an Insurance Claims Adjuster, you can do it in as little as 4 months. On average, our online Insurance Claims Adjuster school program is completed in 6 months.

Is this the best online Insurance Claims Adjuster school?
We firmly believe that USCI is the top online Insurance Claims Adjuster school in the nation. Our curriculum is laid out in easy to learn step-by-step lessons.

Is there a U.S. Career Institute Insurance Claims Adjuster school near me?
Our online Insurance Claims Adjuster school delivers its curriculum on the internet. Where could be closer than your own home? The convenience of online classes makes it easier for our students to fit their studies into their busy lives.

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*Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook on the internet at Claims Adjusters, Appraisers, Examiners, and Investigators, (visited September 26, 2023). Statements found in the United States Department of Labor Occupational Outlook Handbook are not a guarantee of any post-graduation salary, in part because the data used to create the Occupational Outlook Handbook includes workers from differing educational backgrounds, levels of experience, and geographic areas of the country.