The School of Adult and Continuing Education offers the M.S. in information technology. None of the graduate programs require a foreign language for admission or graduation. The library houses more than 675,000 items of print and nonprint material, including 1,788 periodicals. Financial Aid Financial aid is available, mainly in the form of Federal Stafford Student Loans. Professional scholarships are available for full-time social workers, teachers, nurses, or members of a religious community.
Some schools offer scholarships and other forms of financial assistance.
Students should contact the specific school for details. On-campus housing is not available for graduate students. Assistance is provided in locating off-campus housing. The total University enrollment for 1998-99 was 7,426, with 2,340 students registered in the graduate and professional programs. The majority of the graduate students are studying part-time in evening and weekend classes.