Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Liberal Arts

Yes, UAGC faculty members typically have advanced degrees and real-world experience in the subjects they teach, bringing practical knowledge into the online classroom.

Yes, you can switch your major after enrolling at UAGC. Your student advisor will help you review options and make the change smoothly.

UAGC offers credit for prior work, military, and life experience through its Prior Learning Assessment process, which can help you save time and money.

UAGC offers several minors and certificates, which you can pursue alongside your degree to deepen your expertise or explore a new area.

Online classes at UAGC are asynchronous, meaning you can log in to watch lectures, complete assignments, and interact in discussions anytime throughout the week.

The course schedule at UAGC is very flexible, classes start every week, and you can study on your own time to fit education around work and family commitments.

There is no difference between online and campus degrees at UAGC all degrees are accredited and carry the same academic quality.

The most popular majors at UAGC include Business Administration, Psychology, Health Care Administration, and Information Technology.

UAGC specializes in flexible, career-relevant degree programs designed for adult learners, offering fully online courses and personalized support services.

The average class size at UAGC is around 20 to 30 students, giving you a personalized learning experience.

Most course materials are delivered digitally and included in your tuition, so there are usually no additional textbook costs.

Scholarships and grants are available at UAGC for adult learners, including options for transfer, military-affiliated, and first-generation students.

Yes, UAGC offers payment plans so you can pay tuition in manageable monthly installments.

Yes, UAGC accepts FAFSA and encourages all students to apply for federal financial aid.

UAGC offers reduced tuition rates for military service members and veterans, as well as tuition savings for military spouses and corporate partners.

To apply for financial aid at UAGC, fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) using UAGC’s school code and speak with a financial aid advisor for next steps.

Transfer up to 9 approved credits towards a master's degree program at UAGC, which can significantly reduce your time and cost to graduate.

Tuition at UAGC is $460 per credit for all programs and $665 per credit for most graduate programs, with discounts available for military and alumni.

Yes, UAGC is designed to be an affordable education option and is often more competitively priced than other online universities with similar programs.

Part-time students at UAGC may still be eligible for certain types of financial aid, including federal and institutional options.

Since UAGC is a primarily online institution, on-campus housing is not part of its offerings.

Yes, UAGC offers personalized academic and career resources designed specifically for older and nontraditional students returning to school.

Yes! Online students at UAGC are welcome to attend graduation ceremonies and other special events in person if they’d like.

Students at UAGC report feeling supported thanks to dedicated advisors, responsive instructors, and many resources tailored for online adult learners.

UAGC is an online university and does not offer a traditional campus; therefore, campus safety is not a concern for online students.

There is an active online student community at UAGC where you can connect with classmates, join groups, and participate in events virtually.

UAGC offers a variety of online student organizations, honor societies, and special-interest groups that you can join from wherever you are.

As a fully online school, UAGC offers a virtual student life that includes discussion boards, online events, and support communities to keep you connected and engaged.

The student-to-faculty ratio at UAGC is approximately 21:1, which supports a more personalized learning experience.

You’ll have 24/7 access to tech support at UAGC to help with any technical issues in your courses or student portal.

Degrees from UAGC come from a regionally accredited university, which can help them be recognized by employers across industries.

Yes, all UAGC students, including online learners, have full access to career services for guidance before and after graduation.

Absolutely, many students at UAGC use their degree to transition into new industries or advance in their current careers.

Some UAGC programs offer opportunities to earn industry-relevant certifications as part of your coursework, especially in business and tech fields.

Graduates from UAGC have continued on to graduate programs, and the university’s regional accreditation supports this pathway.

Yes, UAGC helps students with résumés, job search strategies, interview prep, and connections to internship and employment opportunities.

UAGC provides alumni resources such as career tools, lifelong learning options, and ways to connect through alumni events and networks.

UAGC offers career counseling, résumé help, networking resources, and tools like the Career Explorer to help steer your career path.

Salaries vary based on industry and experience, but UAGC degrees can open doors to many career paths across business, healthcare, technology, and more.

While UAGC does not publicly share job placement rates, it offers robust career services to support students in finding jobs after graduation.

There’s no application fee when you apply to UAGC, so you can start your journey without financial risk.

Yes, you can absolutely speak with an admissions counselor at UAGC before applying—just schedule a call or chat to get your questions answered.

No essays or recommendation letters are required to apply to UAGC, just an online application and your transcripts.

No standardized test scores like the SAT or ACT are required to apply to UAGC.

As an adult returning student, you can easily apply online to UAGC and receive personalized admissions support throughout the process.

UAGC has an open admission policy, making it accessible to students with various educational backgrounds who meet basic requirements.

Yes, UAGC welcomes international students and provides online support through admissions advisors and enrollment specialists.

UAGC does not require SAT or ACT scores, and there is no minimum GPA requirement, making it a great fit for adult learners returning to school.

Because UAGC has classes starting every week, there are no traditional deadlines—just apply whenever you’re ready to begin.

The process for online programs at UAGC is simple: fill out the online application, send transcripts, and connect with an enrollment advisor for next steps.

Because of UAGC’s online format, internship and job opportunities are based in your local area, with career services assisting in your search.

Yes! UAGC is built for students who want to attend fully online—even if you're far from San Diego, you can complete your entire degree remotely.

No, online students are not required to visit campus, everything from application to graduation can be completed remotely.

Yes, studying online gives you the freedom to live somewhere student-friendly and budget-conscious while attending UAGC.

As an online school, UAGC does not require students to be in any specific location, so safety is based on where you choose to live and work.

Since you can study from anywhere with UAGC, housing options are flexible and based on your personal location and preferences.

San Diego offers a mild, Mediterranean climate year-round with plenty of sunshine, perfect if you're ever visiting UAGC’s graduation or events.

Transportation is up to you, as UAGC is an online university and does not require commuting to campus.

Since UAGC is online, students can live anywhere, they’re not tied to the surrounding area, but many enjoy living where they’re comfortable while studying.

UAGC is headquartered in San Diego, California, but all courses are delivered online, so you can attend from anywhere.

Yes, you can absolutely study part-time while working full-time, UAGC’s online format and weekly course structure make it manageable.

You can balance family, work, and school at UAGC through its self-paced, weekly-format courses and support systems built for busy adults.

Many adult students complete their bachelor’s in under four years at UAGC, especially if they transfer in previous credits or take accelerated courses.

UAGC is a great fit for adults returning to school, thanks to flexible scheduling, transfer credit opportunities, and strong academic support.

UAGC provides dedicated resources for returning students, including academic advising, tech support, tutoring, and career coaching.

Yes, UAGC accepts previous college credits from accredited institutions, which can count toward your degree if they meet program requirements.