Students from the universities in these countries finish their last year with Greenwich University. Offers Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctorate degrees in a wide variety of fields. The Bachelor's degree program is open to students who have already earned 60 credits, or the equivalent in learning from work related training. Offers a non-bar qualifying Medical Law Study Program which leads to a J.D. for Medical Doctors, Medical Practitioners and Administrators. For D.O.'s, this leads to 45 credits of continued medical education training.
Credit is given for prior learning through work experience, college, and non-college training.
At the undergraduate level, up to 30 credits may be awarded. At the graduate level, up to 12 credits may be awarded for work experience. This experience must be of graduate level and be appropriate for the degree being sought. Credit from other institutions of learning will be accepted. Credits may be earned through mentor guided independent studies.