American Eagle Financial Credit Union | Accelerated Degrees for Adults
Save 10% on all Associate's, Bachelor's or eligible Master's Degree programs at Albertus Magnus College!
Benefits
Tuition ReductionEligible employees of the American Eagle Financial Credit Union and its members will receive a ten percent (10%) tuition reduction for all Associate's, Bachelor's or eligible Master's Degree programs that are offered through the Division of Professional and Graduate Studies. Please note: The tuition reduction is effective for enrollment in future terms and will not be applied retroactively. Click here for the Albertus Magnus College corporate tuition form. Eligible employees of the American Eagle Financial Credit Union and its members should provide a letter or other documentation from the Human Resources Office that verifies their employment. |
Financial Aid
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No matter what your financial circumstances, if you've been accepted to Albertus Magnus College, we're committed to helping you attend. Find all the information and resources you need to help finance your Albertus education, from total expenses and application forms to scholarship opportunities and counseling services. Financial aid is available to those who qualify. |
Undergraduate Degrees
Graduate Degrees
If you’re a working adult interested in pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree in the evening or online, then look no further than Albertus Magnus College!
Four Reasons to Choose Albertus Magnus College
- Accelerated Programs in New Haven, East Hartford or Online, which help you earn your degree at a quicker pace than most traditional colleges.
- Thirty Plus Years of Experience offering evening, accelerated courses to adult learners. We started in 1985.
- Small Class Sizes — With a 1:14 faculty student ration, our online and evening faculty know their students and are committed to helping them learn, grow, network, and gain the expertise they need.
- A Personal Plan for Success — All students are paired with an academic or faculty advisor to assist them in closing their classes, planning their schedules, electing their majors, and serving as a resource for other academic support services on campus.
