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University of Illinois Global Campus

Introduction to University of Illinois Global Campus

University of Illinois's Global Campus launched in early 2008 to give non-traditional students many of the same opportunities as traditional campus students. Since students are not required to attend classes in order to obtain the training necessary to advance their careers, the distance learning classes at University of Illinois Global Campus accommodate those with busy schedules and obligations to work and family.

FAQs on University of Illinois Global Campus

Is University of Illinois Global Campus Accredited?

The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools accredits the University of Illinois Global Campus, the same organization that accredits the University of Illinois.

What Are Some Requirements for University of Illinois Global Campus?

Since the online graduate degrees and many of the certificate programs are for those who already have solid career foundations, students will need to make sure that they meet the academic requirements for a program of interest.

Since many of the online degrees include graduate level instruction, prospective students should already hold a bachelor's degree in a related field of study. Students who wish to pursue a bachelor's degree online need to apply through the University of Illinois.

Can I Receive Financial Aid From University of Illinois Global Campus?

The University of Illinois has a financial aid office that provides students with information about the programs for which they might be eligible. The financial aid office can also give students information about grants and scholarships that can help pay for tuition and living expenses studying at the university.

What Are the Career Possibilities With University of Illinois Global Campus?

Many students who complete their degrees online are able to enjoy career advancement in technology, business management, education and healthcare.

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