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Broadview University Recognizes Successfully Completed Coursework

Saving Students Time And Money

SALT LAKE CITY, April 7, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Broadview

University recognizes that students' past educational experiences are

valuable regardless of where their journey began. According to the

National Association for College Admission Counseling, a third of

students transfer colleges or universities some time during the course

of their education. At Broadview University we believe students

shouldn't have to waste time or money by repeating successfully

completed college coursework, just because the course was taken at a

different school. That's why Broadview University has accepted more

than 31,000 credits from 451 institutions over the past five years.

"Since July of 2008, we have accepted credits totaling a value of more

than $12 million," says Dr. Mitch Peterson, director of institutional

quality and effectiveness for Broadview University. "That is an

average savings of more than $9,000 per transfer student."

Students who transfer colleges usually delay their graduation date by

losing about a semester of credits and having to unnecessarily repeat

college coursework, according to the organization Complete College

America. At Broadview University transfer students beginning school

between 2008 and 2013 earned, on average, 23 credits toward their

program at Broadview, saving about six months' time spent in the

classroom and keeping them on track to graduation day.

"It's our mission to educate, graduate and assist students in finding

successful careers," says Peterson. "Regardless of where or when their

college journey began, we give our students all of the resources

needed to be successful in their degree program through graduation

day-and beyond. This includes evaluating coursework completed at

previous institutions and awarding transfer credit for courses

relevant to a student's program at Broadview."

Let's finish what you started. Whether you're going back to school or

just beginning the college journey, Broadview University will support

you through graduation day-and beyond. To learn more about Broadview

University visit www.broadviewuniversity.edu/finish.

ABOUT BROADVIEW UNIVERSITY

Broadview University is part of a premier, family-managed network of

career colleges and universities. The schools prepare students for

successful careers in a wide range of high-demand professions. Through

its mission, We Care, the organization integrates hands-on and

career-focused education with service- and applied-learning

experiences that expose students to their communities and real-world

learning. Programs offer undergraduate, diploma and graduate degrees

in career fields, including business and accounting, health sciences,

legal sciences, technology, creative media and applied arts. All

academic programs are accredited by the Accrediting Council for

Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS). For more information, visit

www.broadviewuniversity.edu.

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