Frequently Asked Questions

Complete our short online application form to start the enrollment process. Upon filling out the application, you will be asked to select your academic program (professional). You need less than 15 minutes to fill out the form and no application fee is required.

After submitting your application, the admissions officer will guide you through the necessary steps including the documents you need to submit. Once you enter the university and the course you can register for the course. If you are a graduate student, you can register for the first course as soon as you have a bachelor's degree. On optional courses, additional documents may be required before registration is permitted

As an undergraduate with a previous unit, you must submit a transcript from the previous university and submit a unit transition assessment (TCE) application. After receiving all the documents, TCE will take 4 to 6 weeks to complete. The TCE form is in the student ecampus under the Student Services menu. For details, please visit our transfer credit website.

The total cost per course is from all units required to complete the course minus the unit you transferred. Please check the plan you are interested in to find the number of credits you need. Tuition fees are also available, but in general we use less than most public or private universities. View all tuition and fees

As an accredited university, we can accept several forms of funds from public or private source including Military Lesson Assistance (TA) and Federal Student Assistance (FSA).

Most courses start on the first Monday of the month. You can register for the course from the 5 months to the longest week before the course begins. However, when using Federal Student Assistance (FSA), you need to declare the FSA grade start date at least 21 days before the first semester of each grade.

All lessons start at 6 AM on the first Monday of the month. Log in to student ecampus and click Enter Classes to start. Read and save the syllabus and start working on the first week of the assignment. In order not to be automatically deleted from the class in the first week, you need to log in at least once and send a 250 word post to class forum by 11:59 pm. ET will end on the first week of Sunday

For 8 week course: Undergraduate course is 15 ~ 18 hours, and graduate course is 18 ~ 22 hours. 16 week course: 9 to 10 hours undergraduate course, 10 to 15 hours by postgraduate course

There are offices in Charlestown, Virginia and Manassas, Virginia. Please check our contact page to see our address, email and phone number

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