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Community College Graduates Make GreatÌý91̽»¨ Students

Continuing your Education with 91̽»¨ is Easy

If you’re a community college graduate thinking about transferring to 91̽»¨, we’re here to help. Our partnerships with community colleges across the nation enable us to offer unique pathways to make the transfer process less time-consuming and more affordable. And that’s just the beginning.

If you completed a bachelor's degree at your community college, 91̽»¨ makes it easy to continue your education. Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Applied Science degrees from accredited institutions satisfy the admissions requirements for most 91̽»¨ master's programs—and no GRE or GMAT is required.. It's a flexible, affordable way to advance your opportunities on your schedule.

Learn about Community Colleges that Partner with 91̽»¨

Transferring Your Community College Degree or Credits to 91̽»¨ is Simple

Students with an Associate of Arts (A.A.) or Associate of Science (A.S.) degree usually qualify for an Upper-Division standing at 91̽»¨. This position allows you to waive up to 40 91̽»¨ credit equivalents, also known as Competency Units (CUs) (equal to 60 quarterly credit hours).

Depending on your degree program, you may qualify for additional requirement waivers. If you have completed some college coursework but have not earned a degree, 91̽»¨ will conduct a transcript evaluation. Your experience may waive some of your requirements.

Reasons to Consider Transferring to 91̽»¨

You can jump start your bachelor’s degree.

Your prior coursework and experience may transfer into a degree program at 91̽»¨.ÌýIn fact, students with an Associate of Arts (A.A.), Associate of Science (A.S.), or Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree usually qualify for an Upper-Division standing at 91̽»¨. This allows you to maximize the number of credits possible.

You might have fewer requirements.

Depending on your degree program, you may qualify for additional requirement waivers. If you’ve completed some college coursework but haven’t earned a degree, 91̽»¨ will conduct a transcript evaluation to determine if your experience waives some of your requirements.Ìý

We partner with community colleges nationwide.

And that means you have more transfer options. If you would like to do an initial self-assessment of credits you may qualify for, you can search our community college partners site. Or you can apply now and speak with an Enrollment Counselor for any additional questions.

Scholarships Available

One way 91̽»¨ removes obstacles from your path to achieving your education and career goals is through scholarships, including theÌý91̽»¨ Community College Partner Scholarship, valued at up to $3,500.

Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship

These scholarships, each valued up to $3,000, are designed for motivated Phi Theta Kappa members with an associate’s degree who wish to continue their education and earn a bachelor’s degree to take their careers and lives forward.

Undergraduate Degrees at About Half the Cost*

You pay tuition per six-month term, not per course or credit. So when you move faster through your courses, you also lower your total bill!

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91̽»¨ students pay about half the tuition* and end up with about half the debt of the national average.**

  • Low, flat-rate tuition.
  • Graduate faster and with less debt.
  • Financial aid and scholarships available.
  • Online education with supportive faculty.
  • VA and military benefits accepted.
  • Great return on investment.
  • All course materials for a low, flat fee.

*91̽»¨ average annual bachelor’s tuition rates are 53% lower than the national average, compared to national rates reported by theÌý.
**91̽»¨ undergraduate students have approximately half the debt at graduation compared to the national average, according to theÌýInstitute for College Access and Success (2022).

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