College Background
The value of a degree can be measured by the benefits it brings — enhanced career opportunities, admission into master's programs, and the personal satisfaction that comes with such an outstanding achievement. Philadelphia University's Degree Completion Program for adult learners can put you firmly on the path to gaining these benefits by earning your degree in less time than you think. Balancing career and family responsibilities is important to adult learners. In this program, the emphasis is on your academic and personal success and the limitless possibilities the future will offer. This program accommodates a wide variety in interests and offers comprehensive preparation for many career options.
Application Deadline
The Office of Continuing & Professional Studies accepts applications for admission on a rolling basis. Courses are offered via eight-week terms, five times a year. Terms begin in September, November, January, March, and May. Once accepted, students may begin taking classes in any term.
Tuition Fee
Tuition for the 2007–08 academic year is $450 per credit hour.
Modes of Class Delivery
This program is an accelerated, evening division program, where classes meet in a traditional classroom setting one evening per week or on a Saturday morning. Technology is used for classroom instruction. Classes are offered Monday–Thursday evening, from 6–10:00 p.m. and on Saturday mornings from 9 a.m.– 1 p.m. It is not possible to complete the program by only attending Saturday classes.
Classes are offered at the University's Main Campus at School House Lane & Henry Avenue and at the Bucks County Campus in Trevose.
Student Services Available for Adult Learners
Advising is available during the day and evening via phone, email, or in-person appointments. The library maintains evening and weekend hours. Tutoring services are available daily and one night a week at the Main Campus.
Degrees Offered
The accelerated degree completion program at Philadelphia University awards Bachelor of Science degrees in the following majors: Behavioral & Health Services, Health Sciences, Health Services Management, Human Resource Management, Information Technology, Law Enforcement Leadership, Leadership in Emergency Services, Organizational Leadership, and Pre-M.B.A.
Most Popular Majors
Behavioral & Health Services, Pre-M.B.A., and Information Technology
