ACHIEVE Adult Degree Completion Program to offer classes in Orlando this fall
The Asbury College ACHIEVE Program, Orlando campus, will offer Bachelor of Science degree programs in Leadership and Ministry and Management and Ethics. The Leadership and Ministry degree program will be offered this Fall 2008. The Management and Ethics degree program will be offered beginning January 2009.
The ACHIEVE Program is an accelerated program designed to provide adults with an opportunity to complete a college degree. ACHIEVE is for busy adults who have approximately 39 hours of previous college credit. Adult students can complete a degree in about two years attending class one evening per week. Both the Leadership and Ministry and Management and Ethics majors are 124 semester hour degree programs. There are no written, memory exams in either major. Students complete written assignments, as well as a take-home final at the end of each course.
The Asbury College-Orlando site will be
located at 8401 Valencia College
Lane, approximately 15 minutes from Orlando International Airport. To apply for the Asbury
College ACHIEVE program in Orlando, e-mail achieve@asbury.edu or call
859-858-3511, ext. 2600. For more
information about how you can finish your degree by attending class just one
night a week, contact us today! Visit
the program's website at www.asbury.edu/achieve.
Asbury College
is a Christian liberal arts institution located 20 minutes south of Lexington, Kentucky.
Founded in 1890, the College remains committed to academic excellence and
spiritual vitality, offering more than 45 undergraduate majors, adult degree
completion and graduate programs in social work and education to approximately
1,400 students. Asbury College
is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
Asbury College is pleased to announce that the Florida Department of Education's Commission for Independent Education has approved Asbury College as a Florida institution. This enables Asbury College to offer programs at the Orlando site with ACHIEVE being the first.
"I am familiar with the deep spiritual heritage of Asbury College
and its longstanding tradition of quality education," said Marvin Royse,
Florida Independent Education Commissioner. "You have something very
valuable to offer our state. We are so pleased you are coming. Welcome to Florida."
"We want to express our gratitude to the Asbury College
community and all of those who prayed for God to pave the way for this
process," said Dr. Sandra Gray, Asbury College President. "The fact
that Commissioner Royse made his statement about Asbury College
affirms to us that the Lord has gone before us and paved the way. We look
forward to and are eagerly anticipating our launching the program in Florida this fall."