Grace College Announces Plans To Assist Former ITT Tech Students
September 16, 2016 at 10:59 p.m.
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Information meetings will be at 6 p.m. Sept. 22 and Oct. 6 and noon Oct. 14, according to a press release from Grace.
Grace also announced it will offer two tuition-free courses to former ITT students during the current fall semester to jumpstart their continuing education.
Cindy Sisson, vice president of enrollment management and marketing at Grace College, said Grace’s past policy for accepting ITT credits will continue, the release states.
“Just as in the past, Grace will accept up to 75 ITT credits for Grace Opportunities for Adult Learners and students can finish their bachelor’s degree in as little as 16 months,” she said.
GOAL is a degree-completion program offered in Indianapolis, Winona Lake and online. Bachelor’s degrees available through GOAL include management, human services and business administration.
“We hope that by offering ITT students two free residential courses this fall, they will experience very little interruption in their education and minimize any hardship caused by recent events,” Sisson said.
GOAL classes are designed for adult students who need to balance full-time life responsibilities while pursuing higher education.
“Students can choose a residential or online degree program – whichever suits their needs and preferences. We also offer financial aid to qualified students,” Sisson said.
Displaced ITT students also may transfer credits to Grace’s main campus in Winona Lake and pursue one of more than 70 bachelor’s degrees. The number of transferable credits will be determined by the chosen program, but up to 60 credits are eligible for transfer.
For more information or to talk to an admissions counselor at Grace College, call 855-927-4631 or email [email protected].
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Information meetings will be at 6 p.m. Sept. 22 and Oct. 6 and noon Oct. 14, according to a press release from Grace.
Grace also announced it will offer two tuition-free courses to former ITT students during the current fall semester to jumpstart their continuing education.
Cindy Sisson, vice president of enrollment management and marketing at Grace College, said Grace’s past policy for accepting ITT credits will continue, the release states.
“Just as in the past, Grace will accept up to 75 ITT credits for Grace Opportunities for Adult Learners and students can finish their bachelor’s degree in as little as 16 months,” she said.
GOAL is a degree-completion program offered in Indianapolis, Winona Lake and online. Bachelor’s degrees available through GOAL include management, human services and business administration.
“We hope that by offering ITT students two free residential courses this fall, they will experience very little interruption in their education and minimize any hardship caused by recent events,” Sisson said.
GOAL classes are designed for adult students who need to balance full-time life responsibilities while pursuing higher education.
“Students can choose a residential or online degree program – whichever suits their needs and preferences. We also offer financial aid to qualified students,” Sisson said.
Displaced ITT students also may transfer credits to Grace’s main campus in Winona Lake and pursue one of more than 70 bachelor’s degrees. The number of transferable credits will be determined by the chosen program, but up to 60 credits are eligible for transfer.
For more information or to talk to an admissions counselor at Grace College, call 855-927-4631 or email [email protected].
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