These courses and programs are designed to meet the needs of students who are unable to be served by traditional education programs. Many students are attracted to the University College's programs because they can pursue their educational goals with minimal interference with their employment, family, and personal commitments. Students can enroll in classroom and non-classroom courses.
Students obtain credit from a variety of sources.
Students may obtain credit for their work and personal experiences. Continuous advisement is available throughout the year. Time-shortened degree programs are available. The College provides educational opportunities for students to enroll in selected degree programs through classroom course attendance at times and locations convenient for adults. Students may reduce the time required to complete a degree by making use of the University's various semesters and terms including summers, by obtaining advanced standing through transfer credit, military training and credit from CLEP exams.