Q: There are so many adult education programs out there; what makes Dana different?
A: Plenty of institutions offer degrees, but you can be certain of a quality private college education when you enroll at Dana. Our courses are industry-current and taught by experienced professors and professionals who are leaders in their fields. With an average class size of 14 students, Dana offers the close faculty-student interaction you need to succeed.
Founded in 1884 by Danish Lutheran pioneers and nationally recognized for its unique liberal arts reading program, Dana boasts a long and robust tradition of academic excellence and innovation.
Q: Are Dana’s courses relevant to my real-world needs?
A: Dana’s courses provide you with career skills and knowledge you can use now. You’ll be able to immediately apply your courses.
Q: What kind of return can I expect on my investment?
A: The average annual earnings of people with a college degree are over 75% higher than the earning of high school graduates. Those additional earnings add up to more than $1 million over a lifetime!*
Q: Will Dana’s programs accommodate my busy life?
A: Hectic life? No worries! Flexible scheduling and online courses fit your busy lifestyle. You can continue to work full or part time and complete courses from the comfort of your own home. All courses are just 8-weeks long, so there’s no need to make a long-term commitment.
Q: What about costs?
A: Tuition at Dana compares extremely favorably with other institutions in the region. The average cost per online credit hour at Dana College is $300.
Q: Is financial aid available?
A: Yes, and you may also qualify for employer reimbursement. Or, we can help you secure a Wachovia Continuing Education loan for 100% of the cost of attendance.
Q: Is Dana College accredited?
A: Dana College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, which confers Dana College the right to award baccalaureate degrees.
*Source: TERI (2007). A Shared Agenda: A Leadership Challenge to Improve College Access and Success
