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Degree Completion Program

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Want to meet some current DCP students? Click on the video clip above to hear how Alaska Pacific University has put them on the fast track to finishing their degrees.

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The Degree Completion Program offers working adult students the opportunity to return to college and complete a Bachelor's Degree while attending classes with people just like themselves. Alaska Pacific University has designed the program to be unlike any other. You can major in Accounting, Human Services, Health Services Administration or Business Administration & Management.

At Alaska Pacific we believe that how you learn is as important as what you learn. The Degree Completion Program shares APU's unique, active approach to education. Courses and projects are hands-on where you learn by doing.

Like most adult learners, you're probably juggling work, family and school. At Alaska Pacific we understand. The program's modular format makes your balancing act a little less stressful. Courses are divided among modules that last seven or eight weeks. The program is designed so those students who take two classes per week during each module will complete their degrees in two years. Typically, DCP students who take two classes per module are considered full-time students, but only have class two nights per week! Students may also choose to go part-time only one night per week.

In most cases, DCP students begin the first module as a group then continue to work and learn together throughout the entire two-year program. They form what is called a "cohort". Cohorts provide a unique opportunity for students to build support groups, study groups, networking skills and friendships. This arrangement also allows them to learn from each other's experiences and gain exposure to the vast diversity found in the work place.