Start and earn an associate's degree!
Complete your Arts & Culture, A.S. or Biblical Studies, A.S. at Roberts 100% online in 12-18 months. After that, you'll be able to begin pursuing your bachelor's degree.
Are you a busy working adult who needs a practical path to complete your bachelor's degree? Enroll in one of our accelerated degrees!
These programs help you save time and money, finishing your degree faster with past credits, training, and life experience. Finish your degree in just 12-24 months, studying full- or part-time with flexible 5-8 week classes offered online or in person.
This page is designed to help you apply to the following accelerated bachelor's degree programs:
How Do I Apply?
2) Submit Your College Transcripts
You'll find instructions in your application.
What Is An Accelerated Program?
Compare and contrast our accelerated programs against a typical graduate program.
| ACCELERATED | GRADUATE | |
| Purpose | Designed for working adults to quickly complete a bachelor's degree. | Designed for professionals to gain advanced training after completing a bachelor's degree. |
| Program Length | As few as 12-18 months | Varies by program; typically 1-3 years, depending on the field of study. |
| Eligibility | Only requires prior college credits. Click here to see how many you need. | Varies by program; typically requires a bachelor's degree |
Want more information about one of these programs?
Download a program guide with detailed information on cost, courses, and outcomes
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Why Roberts?
At Roberts, we care about who you are as a person, not just about your academics.
Monica’s journey is proof of that. After suffering a massive stroke, she leaned on Roberts' supportive community to keep moving forward. She graduated and now has a brighter future, thanks to everything she learned at Roberts and her degree.
If you’re ready to transform your life, too, now is the time to apply.
Program-Specific Requirements
To discuss program-specific requirements, deadlines, and more, please contact your enrollment representative.
Explore Financial Aid
According to the U.S. Department of Education, "Over a lifetime, individuals with a bachelor's degree make 84% more than those with only a high school diploma."
To learn more about how to afford your degree and increase your earning potential, please visit our Graduate and Professional Tuition and Aid page.
Credit Earning Options
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply to an accelerated program at Roberts Wesleyan University?
- Complete your free application.
- Submit your college transcripts from all prior institutions. This is part of the application process.
What are the admission requirements for accelerated programs?
Requirements vary by program. Contact your enrollment representative to discuss specific prerequisites, deadlines, and program details.
I work full-time. Can I still finish my degree?
Absolutely! Our accelerated programs are designed for busy professionals. Complete your degree in just 12-24 months through flexible, 5-8 week classes, available online or in-person, full- or part-time.
Is financial aid available for accelerated students?
Yes, there are financial aid options available. Visit our Accelerated Tuition and Aid page to explore scholarships, grants, and payment plans.
Can international students apply to accelerated programs?
Yes, international students are welcome to apply. Additional documentation, such as proof of English proficiency and transcript evaluations, may be required.
Contact your enrollment representative to discuss eligibility and next steps.
What is it like to study online as an accelerated student?
As an accelerated online student, you’ll experience the flexibility of completing coursework on your schedule while receiving the same expert faculty instruction as students in traditional classrooms. Expect:
- A weekly reading schedule, instructor videos, and online discussions.
- Real-time video conferencing opportunities in some courses.
- Flexibility to balance work and life responsibilities while dedicating 12-15 hours per week to coursework.
- Support from the Golisano Library, Learning Center, and IT support.