Nexford University, District Of Columbia, Washington - Courses & Fees

Washington, District of Columbia

University Private College

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An Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Business is an associate’s degree.
As an undergraduate program, it’s the next stage after secondary school. Some learners use it as a platform to progress to a bachelor’s degree. For example, students can stack a Nexford AAS in Business by continuing with the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree.
The AAS is one of the fastest ways to kick-start the career. With half the number of credits of a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), students will graduate in an average of 18 months with a degree.

Important Dates

The programs start the first of every month, students just need to have enrolled by the 25th of each month to begin learning the next.

Event	End Date
April	Mar 25, 2022

Fees & Funding

Tution & Application Fees

Year	Year 1	Year 2
Tuition Fees	$1080	$1080
Total Fees	$1080	$1080

Eligibility & Entry Requirement

Academic Eligibility:

Students must hold high school graduation or college graduation degree from a recognized college or institution.

Language Requirement:

To be considered for admission as English Language Proficient to Nexford University undergraduate programs, applicants must complete one of the following:

Provide Nexford with an official transcript from a high school (or of their General Educational Development (GED) or equivalent certificate e.g. HiSET, TASC, etc).
Demonstrate proficiency in the English language by achieving at least a minimum passing score on an approved English qualification exam within the past two years, by submitting an official score report during the admission process.
Take the EF SET English test 100% online and achieve a minimum passing score, students will be able to take this test while they complete their Nexford application, at no additional cost.

Note: Admission Officers may request alternative supporting materials that might assist the university in certifying the applicant’s English proficiency status. All outcomes based on the supporting materials provided will remain within the learner's record according to the university records retention policy.