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A. Currently there are no formal online programs available. There are, however, online courses taught every semester. Once admitted to a traditional program, students can select and enroll incourses taught completely online from the published
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We send a follow-up survey to our graduates and one of the questions relates to how their degree is perceived by employers and graduate schools. The response has been that employers consider all bachelor's degrees as equal for employment purposes.
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The Department has a total of 45 TA's that are funded each year. We generally have from four to eight of those TA's available for new awards, but on occasion we may have even less available for funding. Generally, we have very few available for
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The English requirements are given in the table below. You must satisfy at least one of the three categories: TOEFL, IBT, or IELTS.
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The list is much too long to answer here. That is the one of the purposes of this website, and Dr. Mumby’s eBook. The most important thing to understand is that there are many things you can do to compensate for your average grades and still get
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Yes, but only if they register with the Class of '86 for the weekend. Only those that pay the Class of '86 registration fee are allowed to stay in the Class of '86 housing.
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In the past five years, members of the department have published nearly 200 critical articles, poems, and essays, as well as 26 books and/or films. During the same period, they presented more than 230 professional papers and readings in a number of
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A suite of these qualifications has been developed with industry to cater for those looking to upgrade their hands-on skills or to give a formal qualification to those with no formal qualifications but with extensive work experience. These programs
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The grade of A is the highest possible grade; grades of D+ or lower will not be allowed for graduate work. Plus (+) or minus (-) symbols are used to indicate grades that fall above or below the letter grades. The grades of A+, F+, and F- are not
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The tuition cost for a self-study Graduate course is $1,150 (per course). The tuition includes a study guide and access to The College's Blackboard website. This cost does NOT include textbooks. The price of these textbooks varies by course. Click
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