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Associate
of Science Degree Programs |
- Pre-Education:
The University will require either evidence
of a high school diploma, or some completed college-level
coursework. Except for high school diploma, candidates
with foreign education, or education completed outside
of the U.S., must submit an official foreign credential
evaluation. Official sealed foreign credential evaluations
must be submitted directly to the University.
- Professional
Experience: None.
- Personal
Interview: All applicants for the residential
program are required to undergo a personal interview.
This allows the Office of Admissions to evaluate subjective
criteria that is not revealed on paper. Subjective
criteria include enthusiasm, motivation, passion,
sincerity, and emotional intelligence (EQ). These
subjective criteria have shown to demonstrate strong
potential in completing the program successfully and
are ideal.
- Other
Factors: Candidates may also submit other
documentation that may support their application for
admissions. This may include a resume, or CV; a Personal
Statement, describing personal accomplishments, hardships,
or personal interests and goals; or recommendations
from professional colleagues, former instructors,
or practitioners.
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Transfer Credit (TRC): The maximum TRC awarded
are 30 semester units.
- Standardized
Exam Credit (SEC): The maximum SEC credit
awarded is 30 semester units.
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Experiential Learning Credit (ELC): The maximum
ELC credit awarded is 15 semester units.
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| Bachelor
Degree Programs (top) |
- Pre-Education:
The bachelor's degree programs are considered bachelor
completion or "top up" programs and will
not accept applicants coming directly from high school
with no prior college level coursework completed.
The University will require a minimum of completion
of 2 years of college-level course work or evidence
of an associate's degree, or equivalent. Candidates
with foreign education, or education completed outside
of the U.S., must submit an official foreign credential
evaluation. Official sealed foreign credential evaluations
must be submitted directly to the University. Those
who donot meet the minimal educational requirement
are encouraged to apply to the associates degree program.
- Professional
Experience: None.
- Personal
Interview: All applicants for the residential
program are required to undergo a personal interview.
This allows the Office of Admissions to evaluate subjective
criteria that is not revealed on paper. Subjective
criteria include enthusiasm, motivation, passion,
sincerity, and emotional intelligence (EQ). These
subjective criteria have shown to demonstrate strong
potential in completing the program successfully and
are ideal.
- Other
Factors: Candidates may also submit other
documentation that may support their application for
admissions. This may include a resume, or CV; a Personal
Statement, describing personal accomplishments, hardships,
or personal interests and goals; or recommendations
from professional colleagues, former instructors,
or practitioners.
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Transfer Credit (TRC): The maximum TRC awarded
are 90 semester units.
- Standardized
Exam Credit (SEC): The maximum SEC credit
awarded is 90 semester units.
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Experiential Learning Credit (ELC): The maximum
ELC credit awarded is 30 semester units.
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| Master
Degree Programs (top) |
- Pre-Education:
The University will require evidence of an
earned bachelor degree, or equivalent, in any discipline.
Candidates with foreign education, or education completed
outside of the U.S., must submit an official foreign
credential evaluation. Official sealed foreign credential
evaluations must be submitted directly to the University.
For Master
of Science in Computer Science (MSCS):
The University will require evidence of a bachelor
degree in computer science, information technology,
electronics, electrical / mechanical / civil engineering,
telecommunication, or equivalent.
- Professional
Experience: At least 3 years of full-time
work experience. The program requires that all applicants
submit an admissions application form that describes
prior professional history. This allows the Office
of Admissions to evaluate candidates for professional
experience and maturity. Candidates with professional
experience in management have shown to demonstrate
strong potential in completing the program successfully
and are ideal. However, lack of professional experience
in management does not deny the student from admissions.
- Personal
Interview: All applicants for the residential
program are required to undergo a personal interview.
This allows the Office of Admissions to evaluate subjective
criteria that is not revealed on paper. Subjective
criteria include enthusiasm, motivation, passion,
sincerity, and emotional intelligence (EQ). These
subjective criteria have shown to demonstrate strong
potential in completing the program successfully and
are ideal.
- Other
Factors: Candidates may also submit other
documentation that may support their application for
admissions. This may include a resume, or CV; a Personal
Statement, describing personal accomplishments, hardships,
or personal interests and goals; or recommendations
from professional colleagues, former instructors,
or practitioners.
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Transfer Credit (TRC): The maximum TRC awarded
is 6 semester units.
- Standardized
Exam Credit (SEC): The maximum SEC credit
awarded is 0 semester units.
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Experiential Learning Credit (ELC): The maximum
ELC credit awarded is 6 semester units.
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| Doctorate
Degree Programs (top) |
- Pre-Education:
The University will require evidence of an
earned bachelor degree, or equivalent, in any discipline.
Further, University will require evidence of an earned
MBA degree, or equivalent, in a related discipline.
Candidates with foreign education, or education completed
outside of the U.S., must submit an official foreign
credential evaluation. Official sealed foreign credential
evaluations must be submitted directly to the University.
- Professional
Experience: At least 5 years of full-time
work experience. The program requires that all applicants
submit an admissions application form that describes
prior professional history. This allows the Office
of Admissions to evaluate candidates for professional
experience and maturity. Candidates with professional
experience in management have shown to demonstrate
strong potential in completing the program successfully
and are ideal. However, lack of professional experience
in management does not deny the student from admissions.
- Personal
Interview: All applicants for the residential
program are required to undergo a personal interview.
This allows the Office of Admissions to evaluate subjective
criteria that is not revealed on paper. Subjective
criteria include enthusiasm, motivation, passion,
sincerity, and emotional intelligence (EQ). These
subjective criteria have shown to demonstrate strong
potential in completing the program successfully and
are ideal.
- Other
Factors: Candidates may also submit other
documentation that may support their application for
admissions. This may include a resume, or CV; a Personal
Statement, describing personal accomplishments, hardships,
or personal interests and goals; or recommendations
from professional colleagues, former instructors,
or practitioners.
-
Transfer Credit (TRC): The maximum credit
awarded is 30 semester units.
- Standardized
Exam Credit (SEC): The maximum SEC awarded
is 0 semester units.
-
Experiential Learning Credit (ELC): The maximum
ELC credit awarded is 9 semester units.
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| Certificate
Achievement / Graduate Certificate of Achievement
(top) |
- Pre-Education:
The University may require evidence of some
college or the student’s capacity to engage
in post-secondary education / evidence of a bachelor
degree in any discipline.
- Personal
Interview: All applicants for the residential
program are required to undergo a personal interview.
This allows the Office of Admissions to evaluate subjective
criteria that is not revealed on paper. Subjective
criteria include enthusiasm, motivation, passion,
sincerity, and emotional intelligence (EQ). These
subjective criteria have shown to demonstrate strong
potential in completing the program successfully and
are ideal.
- Professional
Experience: None.
- Other
Factors: Candidates may also submit other
documentation that may support their application for
admissions. This may include a resume, or CV; a Personal
Statement, describing personal accomplishments, hardships,
or personal interests and goals; or recommendations
from professional colleagues, former instructors,
or practitioners.
-
Transfer Credit (TRC): The maximum credit
awarded is 0 semester units.
- Standardized
Exam Credit (SEC): The maximum SEC credit
awarded is 0 semester units.
-
Experiential Learning Credit (ELC): The maximum
ELC credit awarded is 0 semester units.
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