ACSC has historically done well in intramural competition and encourages class member participation. An overall Fitness Program rounds out the ACSC exercise programs. The Spouse Program helps integrate resident students' spouses into the ACSC experience. It offers many opportunities for spouses to learn, grow, and share the ACSC experience with students and faculty. This program acquaints spouses with the college's academic requirements, increases their awareness of current events and DOD issues, and provides opportunities for personal growth and development.
Participation is completely voluntary, and the spouses determine the program's scope and direction.
The American Council on Education recommends 27 semester hours of graduate credit for completion of the ACSC resident or nonresident correspondence or seminar curricula. The credit recommendations are nine semester hours in military history and evolution of strategic thought, six hours in regional studies, six hours in defense resource management, and six in defense policy and national and international security. ACSC graduates are eligible to apply these credits to their personal educational endeavors. Home Page Copyright or other proprietary statement goes here.