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Length of Programs
 
Most associate’s degree programs are normally completed in a period of two academic years—an academic year for degree programs (two 16-week semesters and a 10-week summer term).

Since Piedmont recognizes transfer of credit from other institutions of higher learning and gives advanced standing to certain graduates, students may complete some educational programs in less time than the normal schedule requires.

Because of the reduced time frame for scheduling evening courses, completion of degrees and diplomas requires additional time for the full-time evening student. Diplomas may be earned in three-five terms. An associate’s degree program is normally completed in six-nine terms.

Students are encouraged to enroll during any academic term, but it is recommended that they check with advisors on specific course schedules. The scheduling of all courses is contingent upon reaching minimum enrollment levels.


 
   

 Last Updated July 19, 2004