An Associate Degree in Liberal Arts at Grace College Online is designed to develop your critical-thinking skills and begin your journey into higher education.
As you consider an array of colleges with an associate degree online near you in the Midwest, be assured that when you find your way to Grace, you will discover a top Christian college for your liberal arts online degree. Knowledge and skills in psychology, economics, communications and more will help you make workable connections between behavior and relationship, preparing you to weigh questions and create conversation in an online Christian college context.
Upon graduation, you will be able to move into an accredited online bachelor’s degree and pursue a future in business, ministry, human services, or psychology. These online degree programs will allow you to continue an affordable and flexible education, enabling you to balance work and personal commitments. This program is for you if you are serious about creating an impact in your professional career.
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There are 20 required courses, for a total of 60 credit hours.
Degree completion programs can be completed in as little as two years!
Each course is eight weeks long. The student will take two classes during each eight-week session.
Yes! Students are encouraged to complete the FAFSA form. Just log on to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Remember to include Grace College’s school code: 001800. Students are notified of their financial aid award money once they have been accepted into the program. For more information, please visit our Financial Aid page.
The online instructors here at Grace welcome and encourage a high degree of engagement and interaction. There will be opportunity to interact with your instructors and classmates through chat, email, discussion boards, and forums.
You will need a computer with high bandwidth Internet access, a flash player and speakers. Some courses may have additional requirements; however, Grace online technology support is always available for technical questions.
Visit the Grace College Online website and submit the online application in order to start your application process. When visiting the website look for the particular program you desire to apply to and fill out that specific application.
Yes, the credits earned from the Grace College Online program are transferable. Grace College is an accredited member of the Higher Learning Commission.
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Programs
In order to be considered for enrollment in the Associate Degree in Liberal Arts program at Grace, you must fulfill certain admission requirements. Below is a list of the requirements for the program.
We recommend that you apply for admission at least one month before the next entry term. Students applying after the deadline are considered on a space available basis. It is best to apply early!
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After all parts of your application have been completed and received in our enrollment office, your application will be reviewed by the Admissions Committee.
Transcript Request
Request official transcripts from your high school or postsecondary institutions that you have attended. The transcripts must come directly from the school. Transcripts should be sent to admissions@grace.edu.
Acceptance Process
When all of the steps have been completed, you will be advised of the Admissions Committee’s decision. The Admissions Committee may request that you submit additional materials and/or that you interview with a representative of the College.
Enrollment Deposit
Upon acceptance, submit your $100 Enrollment Deposit to accept your offer of admission. Your $100 deposit will be credited to your student account. Welcome to the Grace College community!
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