
Our mission
is to provide working adults the freedom and flexibility to complete
their education and earn a degree through the use of technology and
distance learning. Madison University provides an alternative to
traditional classroom based programs and encourages students to
explore their potential and continue their education. Our
primary goal is to utilize distance learning teaching methods to
prepare students for rewarding jobs in high-demand careers.
The University has achieved this objective by keeping abreast of
employment demands, employer needs, teaching methods, and the use of
various educational resources and industry-standard equipment.
Since its inception,
the University has held a basic belief that an individual's multiple
learning experiences can be measured, assessed and translated to
academic credit. One of the principle objectives of Madison
University is that of providing a comfortable environment for
personal growth, development, and self expression.
Students
have accepted the challenge of completing
their degree objectives by utilizing the University's off-campus,
self-paced approach to education. Experienced adults with an
interest in a university program that grants recognition for prior
occupational and educational achievements will recognize that
Madison University can assist them in meeting their personal
educational goals.

The University's primary goal is to utilize distance
learning teaching methodology to prepare students for rewarding jobs
in high-demand careers. Structured programs are designed to:
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Motivate independent
learners to pursue the acquisition of knowledge and self enrichment
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Promote higher
education commensurate with career advancement and personal
achievement
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Encourage portfolio
assessment to formalize previous academic achievements and
experiential learning that may equate to college level credit hours
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Cultivate a
self-paced learning environment that encourages a flexible balance
of course completion, career commitment and family responsibilities
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Utilize short and
long-term academic goals to improve the student's confidence level
and self-esteem which will ensure their ability to negotiate a
competitive salary while making a significant contribution to their
employers

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Initiate a
long-distance learning connection with professors and virtual campus
course-mates
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Provide consistent
encouragement throughout the completion of each student's degree
program by maintaining a network of student support, which enables
communication between faculty, active students and alumni
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Create a nurturing
environment to foster the personalized growth and development of
each student's individual learning objectives
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Encompass a wide
range of innovative concepts and ideas while maintaining integrity
and standards equivalent to traditional classroom based higher
education institutions
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Challenge each
student with a curricula designed for degree-specific course
completion, which requires problem solving and analytical skills
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Offer quality
education with affordable tuition
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Allow students to
participate in course selection in order to tailor and personalize
degree programs
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Employ qualified
faculty to continuously implement the use of comprehensive, current
teaching materials specific to the student's major of study
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Create a lasting
desire for higher education by providing a fun, rewarding learning
environment

Madison University is a private, post-secondary distance learning
institution. The courses and curriculum we provide consist of
college level material that is consistent with the academic quality
of traditional campus based programs. Our mission is to provide
mid-career professionals with a flexible and affordable way to
obtain higher education and complete their degrees.
The University will accept transfer credits from any accredited
university, community college or technical institution. Madison
University has an open enrollment program with a study-at
your-own-pace philosophy. The University is not listed with any government agency or the
U.S. Department of Education and is not designed to meet the needs
of students intending to use Federal Funds.
It is the responsibility of each student to determine, prior
to registration, that his/her degree program
or studies meet admission, employment, or transfer requirements.
Students interested in state licensure or certification programs
should contact the Office of Admissions prior to enrollment to
determine the specific requirements for his/her resident state.

Madison University
is a member of the United States Distance Learning
Association. The primary goal of the USDLA is to provide
national leadership in the field of distance learning and to promote
the use of modern technology to enable students to complete their
education and earn their degrees.

The U.S. Department
of Education states; accreditation does not provide automatic
acceptance by an institution of credit earned at another
institution, nor does it give assurance of acceptance of graduates
by employers. Acceptance of students or graduates is always the
prerogative of the receiving institution or employer. For these
reasons, besides ascertaining the accredited status of a school or
program, students should take additional measures to determine,
prior to enrollment, whether or not their educational goals will be
met through attendance at a particular institution.

Madison University recognizes and accepts its responsibility to provide
students with the necessary knowledge, skills and resources to
enable them to make well-informed decisions regarding their
education choices. Please contact the Office of Admissions for
specific information pertaining to your selected degree program.
The University's degree programs are not designed to meet any
particular state or national licensing or credentialing laws or to
meet any requirements established by any private, independent
professional associations. If licensing is the objective of a degree
program, students are advised to check the requirements of their
particular states, school districts, professional associations and
agencies for specific licensing protocol.
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The University is currently facilitating the needs of active
students/graduates and is not accepting new enrollment or admission
applications.
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College of Business and Economics
Associate of Science in
Business Administration
Associate of Communications
Associate of Finance
Associate of Health Care Administration
Associate of Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism
Associate of Science in
Management
Associate of Marketing

College of Business and Economics
Bachelor of Science in
Business Administration
Bachelor of Science in Accounting
Bachelor of Science in
Communications
Bachelor of Science in
Finance
Bachelor of Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism
Bachelor of Science in
Human Resource Management
Bachelor of Science in
Management
Bachelor of Science in
Marketing
College of Social and Human Behavior
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Management
Bachelor of Science in Public Administration
Bachelor of Science Public Health
College of Education
Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education
Bachelor of Science in Education
Bachelor of Science in Education Administration
College of Science and Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Aviation and Space Technology
Bachelor of Science in
Computer Science
Bachelor of Science in
Computer Information Systems
Bachelor of Science in Engineering Management
Bachelor of Fire Safety Management

College of Business and Economics
Master of Business Administration, MBA
Master of Science in Accounting
Master of Science in
Communications
Master of Science in
Finance
Master of Science in Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism
Master of Science in
Human Resource Management
Master of Science in International Business
Master of Science in
Management
Master of Science in
Marketing
College of Social and Human Behavior
Master of Science in Criminal Justice Management
Master of Science in Public Administration
Master of Science in Public Health
College of Education
Master of Science in Early Childhood Education
Master of Science in Education
Master of Science in Education Administration
College of Science and Engineering
Master of Science in
Computer Science
Master of Science in
Computer Information Systems
Master of Science in Engineering Management
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