All courses accepted for transfer credit must be consistent with the mission of the program, and the grades in such courses must be a B grade or better. No transfer credit is given for internships, practicums, or life-experience courses. The institutional aid sources now available to graduate students include low-interest loans available through the U.S. government William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program. This program allows students with unmet financial needs to qualify for a subsidized loan. Students who borrow more than their financial need, or who do not have financial need, can qualify for an unsubsidized loan.
Many employers also contribute to their employees' tuition costs.
Talk with the benefits specialist or education coordinator in your company to find out about tuition reimbursement that may be available to you. D., University of Central Florida. Professor Bommelje teaches courses in leadership, listening, and management. Professor Gardner's research interests include legal rhetoric, campaign rhetoric, and interpersonal communication. Professor Lloyd teaches COM 505 New and Emerging Communication Technologies.