The ADULT DEGREE COMPLETION PROGRAM may be best summarized by using the ADCP acronym.

A=ADULT
D=DEGREE
C=COMPLETION
P=PROGRAM

A: It is designed to meet the needs of ADULT students. Classes are scheduled evenings or weekends to accommodate most work schedules. The program's faculty and curriculum are focused on the preferred learning styles of ADULT students. In addition, many ADCP students are able to earn college credit for the learning they have gained from their work and life experience.

D: It is a DEGREE program. The ADCP leads to the completion of the Bachelor of Science in Organizational Management. Our graduates use this DEGREE as a springboard into more competitive positions in many career fields and into a variety of graduate degree programs.

C: It is a COMPLETION program. The ADCP works with students who have already earned a minimum of sixty semester college credits. As a degree COMPLETION program, the ADCP is often the best way for adult students to finish the college work they have begun and finally earn their degrees.

P: It is a full-service educational PROGRAM . ADCP students enjoy the support of an entire college behind them. Students work with qualified faculty members and support professionals who stand ready to assist with student admission, registration, financial aid, and advisement.

AT A GLANCE:

• Convenient learning sites are located throughout the Washington DC area.
• Courses are held at the same location, on the same day. Fitting busy schedules couldn't be easier.
• Small classes allow students the attention and assistance they need.
• Our faculty are respected professors, professionals, and leaders in the Washington DC business community.
• Students entering the program must have completed at least 60 transferable semester credits or 90 transferable quarter credits.
• 120 semester credits are required to earn the Bachelor of Science in Organizational Management.
• The accelerated program, designed to meet the needs of adult learners, is comprised of two Phases: a planning phase and an academic phase, and can be completed in as little as 14 months.

• Of the 120 semester credits required to earn the degree, 88 must be Core Credits:
  English - 6 credits
  Fine Arts - 2 credits
  Social Science - 3 credits
  American History - 3 credits
  Western History - 3 credits
  World History - 3 credits
  Liberal Arts - 13 credits
  Science - 3 credits
  Math - 3 credits
  General elective credits - 49 credits

• 32 semester credits comprise the academic Major Credits:
  

• The remaining 28 semester credits may be completed through additional transfer credits, CLEP or Dantes tests, professional training or licensures, or credit for qualifying life experience.