CONTINUE
YOUR EDUCATION
with a Bachelor’s, Master’s or Doctorate Degree
at the
Pottstown Campus
95 S. Hanover Street, Pottstown, PA 19464
Website: albright.edu/mc3
Contact: Bill Morrison at 610–566–1342 or
[email protected]
• Bachelor of Science in Accounting
• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
• Bachelor of Science in Information Systems
• Bachelor of Science in Applied Psychology & Organizational Behavior
• Bachelor of Science in Crime and Justice
• Bachelor of Science in Information Systems and Management
Website: chc.edu/scps/programs/off-campus_programs
Contact: Catherine Kushnerick, M.Ed., Off–Site
Coordinator at 610–718–1931 or [email protected]
• Bachelor of Science in Human Services
• Master of Science in Administration of Human Services
Website: temple.edu/provost/universitycollege/
extension.html
Contact: William Parshall, Executive Director,
Extension Services at 215–204–1421 or
[email protected]
• Master of Science in Education
• Certificate and Bachelor of Science in Career and Technical Education Website: parttime.villanova.edu
Contact: Brandon Dorfman at
610–519–4306 or [email protected]
• Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies in Leadership Studies
FOR GENERAL INFORMATION:
Contact Lori Hoffert:
610-718-1931 or [email protected]
Visit:
mc3.edu/university-center
at the
Blue Bell Campus
340 DeKalb Pike, Blue Bell, PA 19422
Website: albright.edu/mc3
Contact: Alison Baker at 215-674-1581 or
[email protected]
• Bachelor of Science in Accounting
• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
• Bachelor of Science in Crime and Justice
• Bachelor of Science in Information Systems
• Bachelor of Science in Applied Psychology & Organizational Behavior
• Bachelor of Science Information Systems and Management
Website: chc.edu/scps/programs/off-campus_programs
Contact: Catherine Kushnerick, M.Ed., Off–Site
Coordinator at 610–718–1931 or [email protected]
• Bachelor of Science in Human Services
Website: immaculata.edu/highered
Contact: Marcia Parris at 610–647–4000 x3222 or
[email protected]
• Doctorate of Education in Higher Education
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I start?
If you do not have an associate’s degree, contact Montgomery County Community College’s Admissions Office at 610-718-1850.
If you have an associate’s degree, contact The University Center partner who offers the bachelor’s degree in which you have an
interest. If you already have a bachelor’s degree, contact The University Center partner offering the master’s degree you would
like to obtain.
What degrees are offered? Whose degrees are awarded? What is the tuition and fees?
Each University Center partner offers its own degrees and charges its own tuition and fees. See the reverse side of this sheet or
visit Montgomery County Community College’s webpage (mc3.edu/academics/university-center.aspx) for detailed information
about which University Center partners are offering which degrees and programs, and each partners’ contact information.
What are the admissions requirements for the bachelor’s and master’s degrees?
Each University Center partner determines its own admissions requirements. For example, to enroll in Temple’s MSE, you must
have a bachelor’s degree in education. For more information, contact each University Center partner directly.
How long do the bachelor’s and master’s degree programs take to complete?
That depends on whether you already have an associate’s degree and the curriculum sequence offered by The University Center
partner. For those without an associate’s degree, the full program including an associate’s degree and bachelor’s degree will take
4-5 years of full time study. For those with an associate’s degree, contact each University Center partner directly.
When do the programs begin?
Montgomery County Community College’s associate degree programs begin in September, January. and several times throughout the summer. Apply as far in advance as possible. Each partner determines when they will accept new students. Contact each
University Center partner for more information.
Where are the courses offered, and can students take courses at the partners’ main campus or other of
their sites?
The University Center is at Montgomery County Community College’s West Campus in Pottstown. You may be able to take courses at different sites, depending on the courses and programs each partner offers at its main campus and at any of its other sites.
Contact each University Center partner for additional information.
How are the courses offered?
Each partner’s courses are structured differently so contact each University Center partner for detailed information. Montgomery
County Community College offers daytime, evening and on-line courses, and has recently introduced accelerated “hybrid” courses, meeting one night each week for 8 weeks. Montgomery County Community College’s Associate’s Degrees, including its
convenient and flexible Liberal Studies degree, articulates seamlessly with The University Center partners’ bachelor’s degrees.
Is financial aid available?
That depends on your specific situation. If students do not have an associate’s degree, they should contact Montgomery County
Community College’s Financial Aid Office at 215-641-6566. If students have an associate’s degree, contact The University Center
partner directly.
What if I have additional questions?
If you do not have an associate’s degree, contact Montgomery County Community College’s Admissions Office in Pottstown at
610-718-1850. If you already have an associate’s or bachelor’s degree contact The University Center partners directly.