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Frequently Asked Questions
How are associate programs designed at Roberts?
How long does it take to earn an associate degree?
Most programs can be completed in about two years if you study full-time.
Many students choose part-time to fit their schedule.
What’s the admissions process like?
Simple and fast:
Choose your program
Complete the free online application
Submit transcripts and any program-specific materials
Get your admissions decision quickly
No entrance exams. No application fees.
Yes. Roberts is committed to keeping tuition competitive and helping you afford your education through:
- Federal and NYS aid
- Military and spouse benefits
- Employer tuition assistance
- Program scholarships
- Corporate partnerships
What support will I have as an adult student?
You’ll never be on your own. You’ll have:
- One-on-one academic support
- Access to the Golisano Library (24/7 librarian chat included)
- Help from the Learning Center (tutoring, writing support, ESL help)
- 24/7 IT support
- Dedicated faculty who mentor you throughout your journey
Are the degrees the same as traditional ones?
Yes. Your diploma doesn’t say "online" or "hybrid." It’s the same respected Roberts degree, regardless of format.
Will I still feel connected in an online or hybrid format?
Definitely. Courses include weekly discussion, real-time video sessions, and close interaction with faculty and peers. You’re part of a tight-knit learning community, even online.
How much time should I expect to spend on coursework?
Plan for 12–15 hours per week for most programs (or 4–5 hours per credit). Your professors will guide you, but you control your schedule.
Is Roberts a good fit for me if I’m not from a Christian background?
Yes. Roberts is rooted in Christian values, but welcomes students from all backgrounds. You’ll experience genuine care, community, and support, no matter your faith journey.
What if I don't want a full degree but I want to boost my career?
We offer several non-degree courses and certificates.
Filter by "Certificate/Courses" on this page.
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