Curriculum for Undergraduates
College of Graduate and Continuing Studies

Undergraduate Programs

• Criminal Justice (online)
• Human Resource Management (classroom)
• Information Technology in Management (classroom)
• Marketing Management and Innovation (online and classroom)
• Organizational Management and Communication (online and classroom)

AA Degree, Certificates, CE, and Fast Track

• Associate of Arts (AA) Degree (online)
• Continuing Education
• Fast Track Program

Adult Learning Concept

The goal of the CGCS degree completion program is to link learning directly to your present or planned career activities. We believe in connecting your coursework to your life experience. Our educational model is designed specifically for adult learning.

• Prior collegiate and extra-collegiate learning derived from academic, personal, and professional experiences since high school may be evaluated for college credit.
• Past and present work experience will serve as a catalyst in the learning process. At the heart of CGCS education model is a major project, which continues throughout the program, blends study and experiential learning.

Faculty is devoted to the CGCS education model and fully respects students' prior learning as worthwhile and valuable in the educational setting. Experience in their respective fields, CGCS instructors come from Concordia University ranks or are adjunct faculty who have proven expertise and enjoy working with adult students.

Admission Requirements

• A minimum of 36 semester credits, transferable, from accredited colleges or universities, or a combination of transferable credits and extra collegiate learning experience equaling 36 semester credits.
• A cumulative grade-point average of 2.0 or better.
• A resume documenting at least three years of work experience.
• Two letters of recommendation.
• A two-page essay on personal and professional goals.
• $30 application fee.
• ¥Technology agreement.

Transfer of Credits

To be eligible for admission consideration into one of Concordia's BA, degree-completion programs, a student must have earned a minimum of 36 semester credits, prior to enrolling at Concordia. Students who want an unofficial evaluation of their credits prior to the admission process should contact the admissions office for details.