Program candidates must be at least 25 years of age to be considered adult learners and have completed 60 to 75 semester hours and five years or more of full-time work experience to be eligible for admission. Courses are offered in a lock-step curriculum over a 52 week period. Students attend class one night per week for four hours and participate in a full-day seminar held once a month on Saturdays. The program provides students with the tools necessary to compete within today's fast-paced workplace. Instruction is conducted in small, seminar-style classes.
Seminars offer a practical view of theories covered in course work.
Students may receive college credit for prior learning acquired from work experience. Alumni have advanced professionally and have continued their studies on a graduate level. Concordia College and all related items Copyright 2001 Concordia College.