Outstanding academic offerings that are challenging as much as they are innovative, combined with a diverse campus community and the best faculty, make our traditional day school program a very desirable option for those who are looking to get the most from their college experience.

Classes are offered during the day and go for traditional 15-week semesters in the fall (August through December) and again in the spring (January through May). Additional information can be found in the day school academic calendar.

This is the right program for you if you are:

• A high school student planning to attend college immediately
  after graduation.
• A student who is looking to transfer from another traditional
  college.
• An international student looking to pursue your degree in the
  United States.

The College of Professional Studies (CPS) offers accelerated degree programs for undergraduate and graduate students. These programs are designed for working adults and features classes that meet just once a week (in the evening or on weekends). Most classes are only five weeks long for undergraduate students and six weeks long for graduate students.

This is the right program for you if you are:

• Age 23 or older.
• Looking to complete an undergraduate or graduate degree
  at an accelerated pace.
• Only able to attend evening or weekend classes.
• Looking to attend classes throughout Indiana.

The College of Professional Studies (CPS) offers an online education program with accelerated degree programs and courses that you can access online from anywhere, anytime. Most classes are only five weeks long for undergraduate students and six weeks long for graduate students. You can complete a full degree online or combine online classes with other class formats.

Interested students may also enroll in an independent study program offered through the College of Professional Studies.

This is the right program for you if you are:

• Unable to attend classes in the classroom due to campus proximity.
• Prefer to to earn your degree online because of scheduling conflicts.
• Comfortable using the Internet and using email and software such
  as Microsoft Word and Excel to take classes.