The program consists of University courses taught by University faculty. Students may earn a University of Delaware associate degree through completion of 60 credit hours of instruction in their area of concentration. Bachelor degrees are awarded by the University of Delaware to those students who continue their studies at the University, completing a minimum of 124 credits including general University requirements, group, and concentration requirements. Admission decisions consider the student's academic record, Scholastic Aptitude Test scores, and recommendations from the high school. Students are offered admission, provided an evaluation of total qualifications indicates potential for success.
Financial aid is available to assist qualified students.
Applicants must complete the College Scholarship Service Financial Aid Form. Applications are available at Delaware Tech, the University, or at any Delaware high school guidance office. Academic preparatory courses at the secondary level are directed to those adults who have not completed their high school education. A GED certificate is widely accepted by business, industry, civil service commissions, and state licensing examiners for meeting their requirements of high school attainment in job eligibility and promotion. Courses are approved by the High School Exten-sion Programs, State Department of Education.