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.
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