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Project Graduate FAQs
- Q: I have 90 credit hours but some of them are from a community college, does that count?
- A: Yes, but most programs limit these community college credits to 60 hours.
- Q: I want to finish up my degree from University of Kentucky at UofL, can I do that?
- A: Yes, we are working closely with UK to help any students who went to UK and are in the Louisville area.
- Q: Do I have to complete the same degree I started?
- A: No, UofL offers many degree programs and majors. Workforce Leadership in the School of Education is very popular with Project Graduate students.
- Q: I haven’t been in school for 30 years can I still come back?
- A: Yes, project graduate students can return at any age. A university just recently graduated a 70 year old man through Project Graduate.
- Q: Are online classes available?
- A: Yes, UofL offers a wide variety of online classes. Visit louisville.edu/online for more information.
- Q: Can I test out of classes?
- A: Yes, UofL allows credit by exam policies for CLEP, English, Foreign Language, and CIS 100.
- Q: Is a Project Graduate degree any less than a normal degree?
- A: Project Graduate is not a degree,but a program that assists students interested in pursuing any UofL undergraduate program.
- Q: How do I apply?
- A: Apply online in order to not be charged a processing fee.
- Q: Can I still apply for financial aid?
- A: Yes, many project graduate students still receive financial aid and some scholarships.
- Q: Does U of L offer any options for childcare?
- A: Yes, please go to the Early Learning Campus website at http://louisville.edu/education/elc to find out more information.
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