Frequently Asked Questions
Q) Is Tiffin University Accredited?
A) Yes. Founded in 1888, Tiffin University is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and
Schools. Tiffin University has successfully educated students for productive and rewarding careers in
leadership, excellence, and service for 120 years! Tiffin University’s School of Business is also nationally
accredited by the Association of Colleges and Business Programs (ACBSP). To learn more about the
ACBSP, visit their website: www.acbsp.org
Q) How will my Bachelor’s degree prepare me for a career in administration or management?
A) The Degree Completion programs are unique in their focus on developing competencies in
communication skills, leadership and teamwork, information technology, and problem solving. A
distinguished team of full-time faculty and adjunct instructors who are successful practitioners in their
areas of expertise lead a rich and diverse student body through current issues in management and
administration, preparing students for the technology-driven global workplace of the third millennium.
Q) How long will it take for me to earn my degree?
A) Students will complete the program in less than two years. Students take one class at a time, one night
or day per week.
Q) When can I start in the Degree Completion Program?
A) Programs are started six times a year: every January (online only), March, May (online only), July (online only), August (online only), and September.
Q) Even though I’m taking one class at a time, am I considered a full-time student
A) Yes. Each class is accelerated, with most classes lasting about 5 weeks. The program consists of four
terms, each of which contains 4 or 5 courses. This format allows students to maximize financial aid
benefits.
Q) Does Tiffin offer the Degree Completion Program online?
A) Yes. In addition to offering the programs at sites around Ohio, the Bachelor of Arts, Business Administration and Criminal Justice programs are offered online.
Q) Why should I invest money in a Bachelor’s degree?
A) The money spent for a quality education from an accredited university is a serious and prudent
investment in your future. Consider the opportunities for career building and promotions that completing
your undergraduate degree will afford you. A Bachelor’s degree is evidence that you have mastered the
concepts, learnings and skills that are necessary to move you to the next career level.
Q) Why should I choose Tiffin University over the others out there?
A) Because we are a small, not-for-profit university, we are able to tailor the programs specifically to meet
the needs of adult learners. Small class sizes benefit students who work closely with instructors interested
in ensuring your success. Because they are practitioners, authors and managers in the fields in which
they teach, our instructors provide you with a well-rounded, global educational experience. You will
receive a world-class education where the emphasis for success is focused on you.