Students must have 60 semester units of transferable credit from an accredited college or university to be considered for the program. The curriculum for the last 39 semester units of the program is taught in a modular format. The courses are multidisciplinary in nature, drawn from business, social sciences, psychology, general studies, liberal arts, religion, and philosophy. Groups are flexible and may be started at any time during the year. Classes can start at anytime during the year when a 24 student cohort forms.
Students take one class at a time one night a week, meeting for a four-hour session.
Each course takes five weeks to complete. There are approximately 60 class sessions. The program uses the student's organization as a laboratory. Major theoretical concepts are integrated throughout the modules instead of being localized in individual courses. Program enhances communication, research, cognitive, leadership, and interpersonal skills.