Adult Undergraduate Frequently Asked Questions

These are the answers to some of the EXCEL Program's most frequently asked questions. If you have additional questions or would like clarification, please contact us by phone at 954.382.6400 (mainline) or 954.382.6413 (admissions). You may also reach us by email at swilson@tiu.edu.

Q. Can the REACH Program really offer me something different than every other university?

A. Yes! The EXCEL Program is:

Offered in an accelerated format
Accommodating your needs with high quality customer service
Flexible and convenient with classes once per week at night, on Saturday, or online
Taught by caring Christian faculty that provide a high level of professionalism and excellence
Curriculum that is taught in the context of a Christian worldview
Supportive through a rich community learning environment

Q. Will a degree from the EXCEL Program be respected?

A. Yes! Trinity International University has a 100 year history of providing excellence in education. We are a fully accredited university that is well respected.

Q. Will I be older than most of the students in the EXCEL Program?

A. No. The EXCEL Program is designed for any adult that is 23 years of age or older. You will fit right in with adult students who come from a variety of life experiences.

Q. Do I need previous college credits?

A. No. The REACH program is open to you if you have a high school diploma or GED.

Q. It has been 25 years since I took a college courses. Will my credits still transfer?

A. We will evaluate your transripts for every college you have attended. If you have attended accredited colleges earning grades equivalent to a C or better, we will do our best to transfer credits that can be applied towards your degree.

Q. I have more questions than are answered here. How can I get the answers I need?

A. You can download the academic catalog and review our guidelines and policies. You can also contact us by email at swilson@tiu.edu or call the EXCEL Admissions office at 954.382.6413. We would be delighted to provide you with the answers to your questions.

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