All courses are scheduled for the convenience of working students. Classes meet in the late afternoon, in the evenings, and on alternate Saturdays. To allow for study throughout the year, summer session courses are offered in addition to the fall and spring semester course offerings. The NSRI provides opportunities for students to attend workshops and seminars and to be involved in its other activities that provide valuable experience. The library houses 410,000 titles and 2,200 current periodicals.
Personal computers are available for student use.
Corrigan Hall houses the University Computer Center, which is supported by time-sharing and microcomputer terminals located throughout the campus. Available financial aid includes Nonprofit Management Scholarships, Reiner Scholarships, Goya Scholarships, Nonprofit Management and Leadership Opportunity Scholarships, Graduate Assistantships, and federal financial aid programs. Nonprofit Management Scholarships are partial scholarships available on a competitive basis to managers of nonprofit organizations and arts organizations. Some scholarships give preference to students who are members of minority groups and individuals who work for small nonprofits. Scholarship funds cover up to half tuition for the Center's nonprofit management courses.