FAQ's | Accelerated Degree Program

Frequently Asked Questions about the Accelerated Degree Program

How does the accelerated pace work?

Accelerated degree programs at Albertus Magnus offer you the flexibility to earn the degree you seek in the format that best fits your busy schedule and lifestyle. All programs are accelerated. At Albertus, you customize your learning experience - while we support your success! Your enrollment advisor will guide you through your options, which include: Accelerated Degree Program: Take one or two courses at a time in eight-week sessions. Advance at your own pace with an individualized plan of study. Offered in New Haven.

What degrees and majors do you offer?

View Degree Listings on the Adult Accelerated Degree page >

What time do your courses meet?

Accelerated Degree Program
Most of our courses meet twice a week in the evening. We have Monday / Wednesday classes or Tuesday / Thursday classes that meet from 5:30PM to 7:50PM or from 8PM to 10:20PM. Students who wish to take two classes may take them "back to back" on the same days or come to class on different days. We also offer a few Saturday morning courses that run from 8:30AM to 1:10PM.

Does the Accelerated Degree Program offer online courses?

Yes. Many of our programs are offered online or in our flex format.

 

How much is your tuition, and how can I make a payment?

Tuition and Fees

Is Financial Aid available?

Yes! Both full and part time matriculated students may apply for financial aid at Albertus Magnus College. For further information, you may call the Office of Financial Aid at (203) 773-8508.

Does Albertus Magnus College accept transfer credits?

Albertus Magnus College will accept transfer credits from any regionally accredited two or four year college. (Coursework must be completed with a minimum grade of C or better.) In order to have your transcripts evaluated, you must have official transcripts sent from that institution to the Office of Continuing Education. Once you have become a matriculated student in our Accelerated Degree Program, the Registrar will evaluate the transcripts and assign credit accordingly. Here are some basic guidelines:

A maximum of 90 credits is transferable toward a Bachelor degree from an accredited four-year college for work done satisfactorily (grade C or better).

A maximum of 64 credits (grade C or better) is transferable toward a Bachelor degree from junior and community colleges.

A maximum of 39 credits (grade C or better) is transferable toward an Associate degree.

How can I receive credit for life experience?

Students may receive credit for life experience through CLEP and / or DANTES examinations, challenge exams, or portfolios. Most life experience credit is given through the examination option. The Registrar's Office maintains guidelines on specific test acceptance and scoring proficiency. Information about the CLEP and DANTES can be obtained by making an appointment with an academic coordinator - call 203.773.8505.

How do I become a student in the Accelerated Degree Program?

Admission Requirements and Application Process

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After reviewing this website, what should I do next?

he next step is to set up an appointment with one of our academic coordinators. We are available on Monday through Thursday from 8:30AM to 8PM and Friday from 8:30AM to 4:30PM. Our academic coordinators are available to do the following: · Answer questions about the application and matriculation process · Help you become a new student · Help you pick out classes · Help you choose your major · Help evaluate transfer credits and give you an estimated completion date To make an appointment, simply call our office at (203)773-8505, and we will be more than happy to assist you!


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