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Find Your Place At Goodwin
At Goodwin, we know that education is important to you, but it likely isn’t the only priority in your life. We understand that a healthy balance of commitments is the key to your success. Don’t expect your life to take a backseat while you prepare to advance your career.
We Understand
We understand that your family comes first. We are home to all household sizes and income levels. Our student population includes single parents, mothers/fathers, siblings, and children – all trying to better their lives through education. We understand that our students need to work to support themselves and their families. 62% of our students work: full- or part-time, 1st, 2nd, or 3rd shift, while attending Goodwin College. We know that money doesn’t grow on trees and that figuring out how to finance your education can be confusing and scary. That’s why a dedicated Financial Aid Officer will work with you to design a financial plan to meet your needs. We know our students are busy and that’s why we offer flexible class schedules to make it possible for you to achieve an education on your own terms.
We’ll Help You Get Where You Want To Go
At Goodwin College, we know employment is one of the most important outcomes of a college education. We work directly with employers, giving students direct access to valuable internship and employment opportunities before and after graduation.
We offer tutoring, counseling, mentorship, and a supportive classroom environment making it easier for you to succeed, regardless of the skills you have when you start. We do everything with one goal in mind… Your success.
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Time To Complete
We understand that no one’s schedule is quite the same and there are some responsibilities that you just can’t shake. That’s why we offer flexible class schedules to make it possible for you to achieve your education on your own terms. Find out more about our class formats, course length options, class schedules and the time that is needed to complete your degree whether you attend full- or part-time.
Class Formats offered:
- Online – Attending classes online, through our Blackboard system.
- On-ground – Attending classes on-ground at our campus with faculty and peer face-to-face learning.
- Hybrid – Both online and classroom venues are available in traditional and 7.5-week schedules. Students meet three times per course, completing other classwork online and in study groups.
Course length
7.5-week courses: We offer accelerated courses so you can complete your degree faster!
15-week courses: We also offer a standard 15-week course schedule.
Class Schedules
At Goodwin we offer day, evening and weekend classes. Classes are in session Monday through Sunday.
We offer three sessions per year each consisting of two modules, giving you the option of taking a full 15-week class or two 7.5-week classes per session.
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| 7.5 Weeks | 7.5 Weeks | 7.5 Weeks | 7.5 Weeks | 7.5 Weeks | 7.5 Weeks |
Getting The Most Out Of Your Time
Patty is a mother of 4 who works full-time and wasn’t sure how she could find the time to go back to school. By taking advantage of Goodwin’s three academic sessions per year, she is able to complete her Associate Degree by going to school part-time in only 36 months.
Jack is a veteran who was recently discharged from the Marines and wants to get an education leading to a great career. His Yellow Ribbon Program benefits took him farther at Goodwin College, because Goodwin applies them to three academic sessions per year – most other schools would only cover two. Jack was also able to have his military experience evaluated for college credit, and now he can finish his Bachelor’s Degree full-time in only 3 years.
Rosa is fresh out of high school and knows that she wants to go to college and come out with a great degree leading to a great career. Rosa did well in high school and received grants and a scholarship to pursue her education. Serious about her education, Rosa attends Goodwin full-time and will be able to complete the five sessions needed to earn her Associate degree in only 18 months.
Raymond is a family oriented, hardworking business man. He has always wished to hold a higher role in his current organization but didn’t have the education to do so. Raymond isn’t in a rush to finish his degree but he did come to Goodwin with transfer credits to apply towards his education. To his advantage at Goodwin, he can take classes during each of the three academic sessions per year. With his prior learning credits Raymond can now finish his Bachelor’s Degree part-time in only two years.
Please note, these are merely potential student scenarios. Individual experiences and circumstances will vary. Completion time may differ based on program of study.
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Degree Programs
Goodwin College’s degree and certificate programs are designed to allow students to meet their goals at an accelerated pace, including the potential to earn a bachelor’s degree in as little as three years for full-time students. Goodwin offers three academic sessions each year for faster degree completion, and part-time and working students benefit from a full range of evening and weekend course offerings.
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Latisha
Latisha is single, in her twenties and has no children. She has the time to go back to school and was concerned about how to pay for college. She works full-time and is confident that she can handle taking three classes per semester allowing her to finish her Bachelor's degree quickly. As a self-supporting woman with financial obligations, she's confident that she can now finish her degree.
Latisha's Cost of Attendance
- Tuition: $13,200
- + Books/Fees: $1,300
- Total: $14,500
Latisha's Financial Aid
- Pell Grant: $3,521
- + CICS Grant: $1,675
- + Institutional Grant: $415
- + Subsidized Loan: $3,465
- + Unsubsidized Loan: $5,424
- Total Aid: $14,500
Latisha's Out-Of-Pocket Expense
- Cost: $14,500
- - Aid: $14,500
- = $0
Please note, these are merely potential student scenarios. Individual experiences and circumstances will vary.
Paula
Paula is a single mother with a beautiful 3-year old daughter. She works full-time and didn't think that she could afford to go to college. She was also concerned about being away from her daughter. With Goodwin's flexible schedule - including online, evening and weekend classes - she has found the time to fit college into her busy life. After meeting with a financial aid adviser, she is now comfortable financing her education.
Paula's Cost of Attendance
- Tuition: $9,230
- + Books/Fees: $1,400
- Total: $10,630
Paula's Financial Aid
- Pell Grant: $2,448
- + Subsidized Loan: $3,465
- + Unsubsidized Loan: $4,717
- Total Aid: $10,630
Paula's Out-Of-Pocket Expense
- Cost: $10,630
- - Aid: $10,630
- = $0
Please note, these are merely potential student scenarios. Individual experiences and circumstances will vary.
Carlos
Carlos is recently divorced and enjoys spending time with his 16-year old son. He is committed to attending school full-time even with his tight finances. Years ago, he received his Associate's degree but had always wanted to complete his Bachelor's degree. With his Bachelor's degree, he wants to open new doors for himself and provide a better life for his son. Goodwin's financial aid program allowed him to come to school with no up-front costs and made college possible.
Carlos's Cost of Attendance
- Tuition: $18,900
- + Books/Fees: $1,500
- Total: $20,400
Carlos's Financial Aid
- Pell Grant: $5,645
- + SEOG Grant: $1,000
- + CICS Grant: $4,000
- + Institutional Grant: $650
- + Subsidized Loan: $3,465
- + Unsubsidized Loan: $5,640
- Total Aid: $20,400
Carlos's Out-Of-Pocket Expense
- Cost: $20,400
- - Aid: $20,400
- = $0
Please note, these are merely potential student scenarios. Individual experiences and circumstances will vary.
Terry
Terry is married with one son. She works part-time while her son is at school. With all of her family obligations, Terry has put off school for much too long now. She is eager to go back and take three classes per semester. The added cost of college was scary at first but now Terry and her husband know it’s affordable. They are excited that she will be working towards her degree.
Terry's Cost of Attendance
- Tuition: $13,200
- + Books/Fees: $1,300
- Total: $14,500
Terry's Financial Aid
- + Institutional Grant: $5,415
- + Subsidized Loan: $3,465
- + Unsubsidized Loan: $5,620
- Total Aid: $14,500
Terry's Out-Of-Pocket Expense
- Cost: $14,500
- - Aid: $14,500
- = $0
Please note, these are merely potential student scenarios. Individual experiences and circumstances will vary.
Stephanie
Stephanie is recently separated with two children. She works full-time, 3rd shift, and due to her work schedule, family obligations and financial limitations she never thought she would have the opportunity to complete her degree. By choosing to attend Goodwin, she is now able to go back to school full-time and take accelerated 7 ½-week and traditional 15-week classes to finish her degree at her own pace. She is confident that even though she will be paying for some of her education out-of-pocket she is still able to finance her education and support her children while attending college.
Stephanie's Cost of Attendance
- Tuition: $18,900
- + Books/Fees: $1,100
- Total: $20,000
Stephanie's Financial Aid
- Pell Grant: $5,550
- + CICS Grant: $4,000
- + Institutional Grant: $650
- + Subsidized Loan: $3,465
- + Unsubsidized Loan: $5,970
- Total Aid: $19,635
Stephanie's Out-Of-Pocket Expense
- Cost: $20,000
- - Aid: $19,635
- = $365
Please note, these are merely potential student scenarios. Individual experiences and circumstances will vary.
