What Online Degrees Does Tiffin Offer?
We offer five degrees online: Bachelor of Criminal Justice (degree completion), Bachelor of Business Administration (degree completion), Master of Business Administration, Master of Science in Criminal Justice, and Master of Humanities. Please check the online course catalog to see the courses available for registration right now.
How Much Does It Cost to Take Online
Courses?
Cost for the online Master of Business Administration (MBA) and the
Master of Science in Criminal Justice is $700 per credit hour. Cost
for the online Master of Humanities program is $400 per credit
hour. Cost for the Bachelor of Business Administration degree
completion program is $475 per credit hour and $400 per credit hour
for the Bachelor of Criminal Justice degree completion program.
Is Financial Aid Available?
Financial aid is available to the online learner. Please contact
the Office of Financial
Aid for information on your specific situation. Call (419)
448-3279 or (800) 968-6446 ext. 3279, or e-mail us at: finaid@tiffin.edu.
How Do I Pay?
Payments for online courses may be made online through myTU.
Tiffin University accepts VISA, MasterCard, American Express, and
Discover. All personal checks should be mailed
to the Office of the Bursar, Tiffin University, 155 Miami Street,
Tiffin, OH 44883.
How Do I Register for Online Courses?
Registration can be completed online for continuing students. New students are
registered by the appropriate admissions office their first
semester. To register for online courses you must first be admitted
to Tiffin University. If you are a graduate student, contact the
Office of Graduate Admissions at (800) 968-6446 ext. 3401.Or e-mail
grad@tiffin.edu.
If you are seeking the accelerated degree completion program, call
the Office of Degree Completion Admissions at (800) 968-6446 ext.
3372. Or e-mail fasttrack@tiffin.edu. You can
discuss credit hours you may already have, as well as issues
related to financial aid and technical assistance.
Is Online Learning for Me?
Are you comfortable working on a computer? Are you self-motivated
and self-disciplined? Will you be comfortable not seeing the
instructor in person? Will you be comfortable asking questions via
e-mail? Will you be comfortable participating in online
discussions? Learn more
about how to be successful as an online student.
Do I Have to Be Online at a Certain Time?
No. Tiffin wants to provide a flexible and convenient way for you
to earn your degree online so you do not need to be online at any
certain time of the day. As long as you meet your deadlines for
papers and projects and you follow the syllabus, you may work at
your own pace. Whether you are on the East Coast or in California,
you can be online when it works best for you.
How Will I Speak to My Instructor?
Correspondence with your instructor will normally take place via
e-mail, via instant message, or through the classroom discussions
that happen online. You will have your instructor's phone number so
you can call them directly if needed.
Can I Transfer Credits from Other Schools?
Yes, we accept transfer credits from accredited institutions. Want
to discuss this further? If you are a graduate student, contact the
Office of Graduate Admissions at (800) 968-6446 ext. 3401.Or e-mail
grad@tiffin.edu.
If you are seeking the accelerated degree completion program, call
the Office of Degree Completion Admissions at (800) 968-6446 ext.
3372. Or e-mail fasttrack@tiffin.edu.
How Do I Get My Textbooks?
Students may order textbooks online through the Tiffin University
Bookstore. Please have your credit card number and
expiration date available before ordering your textbooks. To
contact the bookstore, call (800) 968-6446 ext. 3437 or e-mail:
tubookstore@tiffin.edu.
How Do I Get Library Books and Other
Resources?
Tiffin University's Pfeiffer
Library has a wide variety of services available to the online
learner, including access to OhioLINK. Please contact the library
with questions or comments at (800) 968-6446 ext. 3435.
What Type of Equipment and Software Do I Need to Be an
Online Student?
You must have an e-mail account and your computer must meet the
following minimum requirements:
PC Mac
Windows 95, 98, or NT MacOs 7.5.1 or Later
90 MHz Pentium or Power PC Processor
faster processor
16 MB or RAM or more 16 MB or RAM or more
28.8 kbps modem
or faster
Sound Card Speakers
Speakers
How Do I Access My Online Classes?
When you register for a class, you will receive your personal login
ID and password that will give you access to your course. You will
not be able to log in to your course until the day it begins.
However, if you would like to contact one of our admissions
representatives, he or she can walk you through the online process
and show you how to get into a sample course so that you will be
prepared your first day.
How Do I Get Technical Support?
Call (800) 968-6446 ext. 3430, Monday-Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 8:30
p.m. ET; Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET. On Saturday and Sunday,
call (419) 934-7232 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. ET. (This number is
only available on Saturdays and Sundays). You
can also email pctech@tiffin.edu.
How Do I Drop a Class?
If you find it necessary to drop a course you must initiate this
process. If you are a graduate student, contact the Office of
Graduate Student Services by phoning (800) 968-6446 ext. 3269 or
e-mailing gradstudentservices@tiffin.edu.
If you are in the accelerated degree completion program, call the
Office of Degree Completion Admissions at (800) 968-6446 ext. 3372.
Or e-mail fasttrack@tiffin.edu.
How Do I Withdraw from the University?
Should you find it necessary to withdraw from Tiffin University,
you must initiate this process by contacting your advisor. If you
are a graduate student, contact the Office of Graduate Student
Services at (800) 968-6446 ext. 3269 or e-mail gradstudentservices@tiffin.edu.
If you are in the accelerated degree completion program, call the
Office of Degree Completion Admissions at (800) 968-6446 ext. 3372.
Or e-mail fasttrack@tiffin.edu.
What is Your Refund Policy?
You may receive a full or partial refund of tuition for online
courses providing the appropriate procedures are followed in a
timely manner. To see our policy, go to: Academic
Bulletin (pdf)
If you have qualified for financial aid (grants, loans, etc.) as a full-time degree-seeking student and drop an online course, you may jeopardize the status of your financial aid and may be subject to a different refund schedule. Contact the Office of Financial Aid at (800) 968-6446 ext. 3279 if you have any questions.