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Philadelphia University
Since 1884, Philadelphia University has been providing top-quality education that prepares graduates for successful careers in the global workforce.» Click Here to Request More Information
The faculty at Philadelphia University are at the top of their respective fields. All faculty members are dedicated to ensuring that all students are provided with the professional background they will need in the workplace. The learning environment provides a supportive, innovative space to learn.
The majority of online courses are asynchronous and are designed so that they can be completed according to the student's schedule. The only thing the student has to do is meet the required exam and assignment deadlines.
The computer-based system used for the online courses allows students and faculty to easily stay in contact. Personal messages, assignments, course materials and curriculum updates are able to be processed quickly and easily.
For more information on the programs and courses available, contact Philadelphia University today!
Institutional Accrediting Agency:
Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, Middle States Commission on Higher Education
Corporate Address:
School House Lane & Henry Avenue
Philadelphia PA 19144-5497
Calendar Type:
Courses are offered in four 12-week semesters per year. Start dates are in August, November, February, and May.
Credit-earning Options:
Transfer credits are accepted.
Delivery Format:
Distance-learning format using the BlackBoard course-management system with a variety of teaching modalities including PowerPoint, asynchronous discussion boards, chat rooms, reading assignments, research papers, online journals and testing.
Loans Offered:
Loans are available to students enrolled for at least five credit hours per semester. You may borrow up to $18,500 per academic year. The total amount outstanding that you may borrow for is $65,500.
