What does CHE mean in ACADEMIC DEGREES

The Center for Higher Education offers a variety of degree and certificate programs, ranging from associate’s degrees to master’s degrees. Programs available include but are not limited to business management, nursing, computer science, education, engineering, and more.

You can apply online via their website, or by downloading an application package from the Admissions page and sending it back completed. All relevant documents such as transcripts or test scores must be submitted along with your application.

Yes. All applicants must meet certain admissions criteria in order to be accepted into the program of their choice. This may include a minimum GPA score, required courses, letters of recommendation, etc., depending on which program you are applying for.

Absolutely! Financial aid such as grants and scholarships may be available to help cover tuition costs. Additionally, students may also qualify for student loans or Federal Work-Study programs. We encourage all students to meet with one of our advisors to discuss their financial situation before enrolling in a program.

Yes! Upon graduation from one of our degree programs, we provide career placement services such as resume writing assistance, access to job posting boards and career advisement sessions in order to assist our recent graduates in securing appropriate employment opportunities related to their field of study.

At the Center for Higher Education we strive to maintain low class sizes in order ensure that each student receives focused attention from their instructors during lectures and labs. Typically our classes feature 15-25 students per instructor depending on course size and availability.

Yes! The Center provides onsite student housing conveniently located near academic buildings and nearby amenities. Rooms come fully furnished with all necessary utilities included in rent cost.

Yes - Our Learning Support Services department offers free tutoring sessions throughout each semester within subject areas such as math, science, writing and more! For more information please visit our website or speak with a member of our team at (insert phone number)

In most cases yes - Transfer credit requests must be officially evaluated by a representative from our Admissions department who will then determine whether credits can be transferred or not based upon pre-set guidelines set forth by the college or university where those credits were initially earned.