Frequently Asked Questions
At Fairleigh Dickinson, we’re committed to your success. Learn more about what it means to get started as an online student.
Admissions
Finance
Online Study
- How long will it take for me to complete my program?
- What are the technical requirements for participating in an online class?
- What is it like to study online?
Admissions
- Can I transfer credits?
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Yes. Credits must be transferred from an accredited college or university. The amount of credits you may transfer depends on your academic program.
View more information about Transfer Credits.
- How do I apply?
- Depending on the program to which you apply, your specific application requirements may vary. Common materials that may be required include a completed application, copies of official transcripts from all high school or college courses you’ve completed, a current resume, letters of recommendation, a copy of the licensure you possess in your current field, and GMAT/GRE scores.
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- Is there an application fee?
- No! The application fee is waived for all prospective online students.
Finance
- Is financial aid available?
- Yes. We make a variety of financial aid options available to online students. Please see our financial aid page for more information.
Online Study
- How long will it take for me to complete my program?
- It depends on the number of credits required to complete a program, the number of credits you transfer, and your personal pace of study. Our fastest programs can usually be completed in as little as two years. Our longest can usually be completed in 31 months.
- What are the technical requirements for participating in an online class?
- You can see the requirements for using Webcampus, the software we use to support online learning, by visiting our technology resource center.
- What is it like to study online?
- Earning your degree online means the opportunity to move ahead in your career through a flexible education format. Although you’ll have deadlines, exams, and other traditional requirements, you won’t have a set time or place to attend class.
This means you’ll be able to complete your coursework when and where it’s best for you. This flexible format also means that you’ll advance through a degree program at your own pace, making it possible for you to both earn your degree and maintain your work and life commitments.
View all the benefits of earning your degree online.