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How the programs work Overview During the admissions process, all components of an applicant's background are thoroughly reviewed and evaluated against the University's course work requirements. The assessment allows the University to determine which courses have already been satisfied, which courses students may be eligible to Challenge, which courses may require the assignment of a Study Guide, and for undergraduate students which courses may have already been satisfied using Specialized Training and which course may be eligible for Experiential Learning credit. The results of this assessment are plotted on a Course Work Matrix which enable an applicant to easily visualize exactly how all of the parts of his/her background compare and can be utilized in completing this academic puzzle. The University's programs have been designed to help the student fill in the missing pieces. Undergraduate Degree Programs
Undergraduate Course work requirements may be satisfied utilizing Graduate Degree Programs
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