Alvernia Online Degrees

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Alvernia Online Degrees

Alvernia's fully online programs offer students the ultimate in convenience. Reach your educational and career goals by completing all of your course work online. Earning your degree while working is often a challenge for busy adults balancing life’s ever-changing demands and schedules. Alvernia’s fully online programs let you earn your undergraduate or graduate degree on your terms.

As an online student, you'll have access to an array of resources including our online bookstore, online library, Office of Career Development and Academic Success Center.

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A High-Quality Education Designed For You

Frequently Asked Questions

We understand that as a prospective student, you may have some questions. Here are a few of the most common ones. Don’t see your question here? Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page.

How do I apply?

You can conveniently apply to any of our programs through our online application.

Can I transfer any of my previously earned credits?

We accept up to 75 transfer credits for bachelor's programs and up to six credits for our graduate and certification programs. For information about transferring, visit our Transfer Credits page.

How long is each term?

Our terms are seven weeks long, with two terms per semester, three semesters per year. 

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Alvernia honors community leaders, alumni at annual President’s Dinner

Honorees from Greater Reading, Schuylkill County and Lehigh Valley receive recognition for impact on respective communities and the university

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