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Students may attempt a final exam up to four total times. This includes the initial attempt plus up to three retake attempts if necessary.

Yes. Final exams are timed assessments designed to evaluate a student’s knowledge and mastery of the course material within a structured examination period.

Yes. All final exams are proctored through Honorlock, an online proctoring system that verifies student identity and monitors the exam session to ensure academic integrity.

Final examinations are delivered through the online learning system and are designed to measure mastery of course material. Exams are timed and administered under online proctoring to maintain academic integrity.

Yes. Many programs include elective courses that allow students to specialize further within their field of study.

Yes. Many undergraduate programs allow students to select a major and a minor depending on the degree structure.

Undergraduate programs generally include 16 General Education courses, 14 degree-specific core courses, and additional minor coursework and electives depending on the selected major and minor.

Depending on the program and the student’s prior education or experience, students may complete courses, examinations, or a combination of both.

Completion time varies depending on the program and the student’s pace. Some students complete programs quickly through accelerated study or credit evaluation, while others progress at a traditional pace.