How can we help?
Get the answers you need, fast. To help you, here's a list of common topics. Do you want technical help, need to find out more about admissions or are you just curious? Navigate to the topic and get reading!
Get the answers you need, fast. To help you, here's a list of common topics.
Do you want technical help, need to find out more about admissions or are you just curious? Navigate to the topic and get reading!
Admissions
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Admissions
Applying to Nexford
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How do I apply?
Applying is easy! Once you've decided on the program you want, and read up on the admissions criteria, head to apply.nexford.org to start your application. If you have everything ready, it should take you seven minutes (or faster!) to complete the form.
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What is the application deadline?
Programs start on the first of each month, which gives you a lot of flexibility. You can apply now and choose to start right away, or on a date in the future. Whenever you choose to start, apply and enroll at least 10 days before the start of the month. This gives you enough time to finish orientation and get used to the online learning environment before your first course.
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How long does it take to apply?
You'll be able to finish the application in 7 minutes (or faster!) providing you have all your documents. However, there are some things that may add a bit of time:
- Do you need to take the English test? Set aside another 50 minutes – you'll be able to take the test when you apply, at no cost
- Want to apply for a scholarship? You'll need to answer some questions about you – each question is about 150 words, so it won't take long!
Don't have all your documents? Start your application now – you can come back later to upload them. We'll save it for you! (Don't forget: your documents can be in any language: we'll translate them for you, at no extra cost.)
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What's the application fee?
When you apply, you'll pay a one-off fee of $20, which allows us to process your application.
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What program should I choose?
If you've studied business already, or you're just getting started, there's a program for you! Here's a quick rundown; visit our programs overview page for more information!
The Master of Business Administration (MBA) is a graduate business program that takes an average of 18 months to complete. (Go faster and you could finish in as little as 12 months!)
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) is an undergraduate degree where you'll gain foundational skills in business. Finish in an average of 36 months.
Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Business is half the length of the BBA and is a great point to start your business learning. Finish in an average of 18 months.
Can't commit to a whole degree? Take a course or certificate instead, and learn the skills you need in a fraction of the time.
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What supporting documents do I need to apply?
At Nexford, you can start learning straight away and send us your documents later. Just fill in a few details, upload your government-issued ID and pay your application fee. That’s it!
After your first course starts, you’ll have 60 days to send us your missing information, such as a diploma or grade transcript. Please take advantage of our English test (at no cost), and achieve the minimum score outlined in our admissions requirements.
If you're applying for an MBA, you'll also need to provide your official academic transcript or certificate in English. Documents not in English? No problem! We offer a translation service if you upload them in your native language, at no extra cost.
If you're applying for a BBA or AAS in Business, you'll need to provide proof you've graduated high school in the form of official transcripts.
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My documents aren't in English. Do I need to translate them first?
Not at all! We can translate them for you – at no cost. Upload everything in your native language and we'll organize everything in-house. (Please note your application may take a little longer to process this way.)
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How do I upload my photo ID?
You can take a photo with your smartphone, or scan it in.
Make sure your photo ID:
- Shows your most recent legal name
- Is valid within the past two years
- Is written in English (although we can translate in-house at no cost!)
We can process your application quickest if you upload your passport. We also accept national identity cards (but as we have to translate them, it might slow things down).
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Can I upload my CV?
Yes, you can, we'd love to get to know you! Introduce yourself and your work history to the team, so we can help you set goals and get on track.
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What does the English language test involve?
Good question! The English language assessment is designed to test your understanding, reading and listening. We're looking for a minimum score – we want to check you'll succeed at Nexford.
Are you eligible?
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Are there other tests that I need to take to support my application?
We're an American university, so you don't need to do a WES evaluation.
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Can I apply for a BBA if I haven't graduated from high school yet?
In most cases, you'll need to have graduated from high school before you can apply for your BBA. If you have significant work experience, we might be able to make an exception, though. Get in touch to see what we can do: admissions@nexford.org
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Can I apply for an MBA if I don't have a university degree?
You'll need an undergraduate degree or higher national diploma (HND) qualification to apply for the MBA.
However, your degree doesn't need to be in business.
If you have a degree in another discipline, you'll take four 6-8 week Foundation courses. Here, you'll learn the baseline business skills you need for our broader MBA. At the end, start taking MBA core courses.
If you have studied business before, you'll enter straight into the MBA and start taking your core courses.
Confused? We'll help you out! When you enroll, your success advisor will help you choose your pathway.
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Do I have to be over a certain age to apply? Do you take older students?
We accept mature students! At Nexford, we believe you're never too old to learn.
Credit transfer
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I've studied before. Can I receive credit?
Not yet. We built Nexford from scratch and our innovative curriculum is one you won't find anywhere else. It's based on the latest industry insights and is well and truly unique. That's why we can't accept credit transfer applications right now – stay tuned!
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Are Nexford courses credit-bearing?
Yes, all Nexford courses are credit bearing.
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Do I need to have work experience to apply?
No. If you have work experience, that's great, but you don't need it. Nexford's programs are practical, which means you'll gain on-the-job skills while you learn.
If you do have work experience, we won't be able to offer credit just yet. We want everyone to start their program on a level playing field – that includes taking the same core courses and building the same foundational skills.
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What is the transfer credit policy ?
The university may evaluate learner requests for transfer credit on a case by case basis. Applicants wishing to receive transfer credit will need to submit a formal review request along with applicable official transcripts as part of the application process. If additional supporting documentation is required to make a determination, applicants will be notified in writing of what they need to submit to complete the transfer credit application process.
Taking the English test
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What is the English test?
If you don't already have an English qualification (see what we accept), and you don’t pass your first course, we'll ask you to take a 50-minute online EF SET test, at no cost, during your application.
We want to check how proficient you are in English (after all, it's the language we speak here at Nexford!).
The EF SET is an online test that checks your reading and listening comprehension skills. You'll take a series of multiple-choice questions and you'll get a score at the end. We just want to check you're above the minimum score we're looking for in Nexford learners.
It takes 50 minutes, so set aside a chunk of time. You won't need to do any study beforehand.
- A desktop or tablet
- Headphones (or a quiet place where you can play sound out loud)
- A stable internet connection
- An updated internet browser.
- You'll get your results as soon as you finish the test.
The EF SET was designed to meet the high technical standards as the other standardized tests in the field, such as the TOEFL or IELTS. If you have a certificate from one of these tests, you're welcome to upload that instead of taking the EF SET.
Good luck! And remember: you can take the test as many times as you want.
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Can I download my EF SET certificate after I've done the test?
Yes, you can! Your EF SET certificate is yours to keep. You can also add your EF SET score to your LinkedIn profile – you'll see how after you take the test.
Your EF SET score is valuable when you want to apply for jobs and prove your English skills.
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Do I have to take the English test?
If you can prove that you’re capable in another way, or you pass your first-course first time, you won’t be required to take the test. Just upload one of the following documents and you'll be on your way!
- A recent English language certificate, valid in the last 2 years (we accept EF SET, TOEFL, IELTS, Pearson Test of English (PTE), ACT COMPASS, Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR))
- Evidence you've worked at an English-speaking country
- A certificate from a university.
Don't have any of these documents? Take the test! It only takes 50 minutes, and you'll get your score right away.
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I took the English test but didn't get my results. What can I do?
EF SET may have your results saved, and might be able to send you your certificate. You can email them at info@efset.org
Once you have your certificate, attach it to your Nexford application: you won't have to take the test again.
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My EF SET score is too low. What can I do?
We're sorry to hear you didn't meet the minimum score! Hope is not lost, though. Take the test again: you can take it straight away, and as many times as you like until you get the score you need.
Practice! Go away and spend some time practicing your English. Read newspapers, novels and business blogs; listen to podcasts and find some English speakers to practice with. You'll be ready to take the test again in no time.
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My English isn't brilliant. Do you have any tips for the English test?
Take it easy and don't stress – we just want to see you meet the minimum score.
Here are some tips for taking the test:
- Set aside 50 minutes. You may use less time, but play it safe!
- If you're stuck on a question, move on and return to it later – don't waste time deliberating
- You won’t lose points for wrong answers, but try to decide on the best choice
- Prepare your workspace before you start: turn on your computer or tablet, check your headphones are working and test your internet connection
- Didn't pass? Don't worry! You can take the test as many times as you want.
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My speakers aren't working. How can I complete the audio component?
Try checking your device settings or using headphones. If you still can't hear anything, try another device. You can complete the test on your smartphone, tablet or desktop computer.
Common application problems
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Can I start my application and come back later? How?
You can. We'll save your progress as you go.
When you're ready, you can pick up where you left off. Go back to apply.nexford.org and enter your email address. We'll send you a one-time code to your mobile number. Enter it to confirm it's you and continue your application!
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How do I know which program to choose?
Good question! We're here to help you find the right program for your career.
The program you choose depends on how much experience you have, and whether you've studied before.
If you're new to business, or you've just graduated high school, you may be interested in our undergraduate programs (AAS in Business and BBA are great places to start).
If you have some experience already, check out our MBA to gain advanced skills in the field.
And if you're looking for something shorter that gives you the skills you need, quickly, have a look at our courses and certificates.
Visit the programs overview page to see everything in one place.
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I can't access my application. Can you help?
Uh-oh! While we can't provide specific advice here, email help@nexford.org and we'll tell you what to do. Include a screenshot if you can!
(In the meantime, make sure you're at the right link: apply.nexford.org)
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I can't finish my application. What can I do?
Hmm, that's no good to hear. The solution depends on why you can't finish.
If you're missing documents, that's fine: exit the application and return later to upload. Everything will be there for you.
If you're having tech problems, email us at help@nexford.org – we'll try to sort it out for you or give you another way to apply.
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I can't upload my documents. What can I do?
No stress! You don't have to upload everything right now. Come back and try again later – we've saved your application.
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I get a message that says 'There was an error completing payment'. What can I do?
Oops! Send us an email at admissions@nexford.org – we can talk about alternative payment options.
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I missed the application deadline! Can I still apply?
You can! We accept new learners on the first of each month. So even though you missed one deadline, there's another start date around the corner.
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I'm having problems with the verification code. What do I do?
We're sorry you're having trouble. Make sure you're copying and pasting the code exactly as it appears in your email – no extra spaces or punctuation allowed!
If it still doesn't work, send us an email at help@nexford.org. We'll check what's going on.
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I've lost all my documents. Can I still apply?
You might be able to. Email admissions@nexford.org to talk about your options.
Once you've applied
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Can I check the status of my application?
You can't check – but you'll get an answer within seven business days. How's that for fast!
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Can I edit my application once I've submitted it?
Once you've pressed submit, you can go back and upload any documents you were missing, but unfortunately you can't edit anything else. Make sure you double-check your application before you press submit.
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Do you have any tips for applying to Nexford
Make your application the best it can be! We asked the admissions team for their tips – here's what they said.
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How do I know I'm successful?
Once you've applied, we'll send you an email within seven days with your admissions decision. Good luck!
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I applied to Nexford before. Can I apply again?
Absolutely! We hope Nexford is a better fit for you this time around and we'd love you to apply again. Please note, you'll need to pay the $20 application fee again.
Enrolling
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Enrolling
General enrollment questions
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Can I change my start date later?
We get it – plans change. If you need to change your start date, log back in to the enrollment portal. You'll be able to select a new start date that suits you.
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Do I have to pay straight away?
No, but you'll need to pay before the start of your first month to finalize your enrollment. If you don't pay before then, you may need to wait another month before you can start.
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How do I choose my start date?
Set your start date when you enroll: you can start on the first of any month.
The date you choose is up to you! If you can start right away, wonderful. If you need a bit more time, choose a date in the future. Whatever you choose, make sure you pick your data as soon as you can. You don't want to miss the deadline!
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How do I enroll?
Once you're admitted (congratulations!), the next step is to enroll. That's when you confirm your place at Nexford, choose your start date and pay your first month of tuition.
You'll enroll in your online learning environment. More information and links will be in your offer letter. Stay tuned!
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How do I pay my fees?
When you enroll, you'll choose to pay monthly, in three or six month installments. Pay your first month, three or six months upfront, and we'll set up a direct debit for the same time period. We accept Visa, Mastercard or American Express.
We'll send you a reminder before your payment date so you know it's coming. You'll also get a confirmation email when we receive your payment.
Need an alternative payment method? Contact us at help@nexford.org
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What's the deadline to enroll?
We recommend you enroll about a week before your first course. This gives you enough time to complete your orientation and explore the learning environment before you start.
Left it too late? The final deadline is 72 hours before you start your first course. Enroll, finish orientation, and get learning!
Enrolling
Adding courses
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How do I add courses?
Add and remove courses in your Nexford learner environment. It's easy to do!
You have until three days before the first of the month to add courses: so get choosing!
Chat to your success advisor if you need help picking courses that suit your career.
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Can I enroll in new courses if I’m still finishing courses?
Before you enroll in new courses, you'll need to meet the requirements of the ones you're already taking.
Once you've met all the requirements, and passed your final assessment, you can enroll in new courses, and start on the first of the month.
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Can I remove courses later? What's the deadline?
You can; but make sure you do it at least 72 hours before the course is due to start (that's the first of the month!)
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Can I retake a course? How many times?
If you didn't get the grade you wanted, you can retake the course up to two times. Your best grade will be the one that appears on your transcript.
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Can I take more than one course at once?
Not at first. You'll start by taking one course at a time, so you can get used to the structure and workload, and get a feel for working online.
Then, if you're maintaining good grades, you can take more than one course if you want to. Speak to your success advisor to see if this is the right option for you.
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There's so many courses – I can't choose! Do you offer support?
Yes, of course! If you need help designing your study plan, chat with your success advisor, or someone in the success team. They'll help you choose courses that match your career goals and help you get the most out of your time at Nexford.
Changing your enrollment
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Can I change my start date later?
We get it – plans change. If you need to change your start date, log back in to the enrollment portal. You'll be able to select a new start date that suits you.
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Can I take more than one course at once?
Not at first. You'll start by taking one course at a time, so you can get used to the structure and workload, and get a feel for working online.
Then, if you're maintaining good grades, you can take more than one course if you want to. Speak to your success advisor to see if this is the right option for you.
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What happens if I decide to quit working towards my program?
If you’ve had a change of plans and decided you want to discontinue your studies, you can withdraw from your program. We have a fair way of handling refunds; we'll refund you any time you haven't used.
One of our success advisors can help you out. Just email success@nexford.org
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What if I need to take some time off my studies?
We're here for you! If you need a break for any reason, chat with your success advisor.
The time you can get off depends on your program. Everyone has a personal leave allowance (a total eight months for BBA learners, and total four months for MBA and AAS in Business learners). You can take time off in one-month blocks – you don't have to take it all at once.
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If I withdraw, can I enroll again later?
You can, but you may have to wait a little bit.
If you left Nexford because you didn't have the funds (but you're ready now!), you can reapply as soon as you're ready. You'll need to pay the application fee again.
If you left Nexford because you weren't getting the grades you need, you'll need to wait six months before you reapply. Use this time to brush up your knowledge, and perhaps practice your skills at work or in an internship. Then, reapply when you're ready.
Before you withdraw, think about pausing your program instead. You won't have to pay tuition for the months you have off. When you're ready, you can pick up where you left off!
Enrolling
Common application problems
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Can I start my application and come back later? How?
You can. We'll save your progress as you go.
When you're ready, you can pick up where you left off. Go back to apply.nexford.org and enter your email address. We'll send you a one-time code to your mobile number. Enter it to confirm it's you and continue your application!
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How do I know which program to choose?
Good question! We're here to help you find the right program for your career. The program you choose depends on how much experience you have, and whether you've studied before.
If you're new to business, or you've just graduated high school, you may be interested in our undergraduate programs (AAS in Business and BBA are great places to start).
If you have some experience already, check out our MBA to gain advanced skills in the field.
And if you're looking for something shorter that gives you the skills you need, quickly, have a look at our courses and certificates.
Visit the programs overview page to see everything in one place.
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I can't access my application. Can you help?
Uh-oh! While we can't provide specific advice here, email help@nexford.org and we'll tell you what to do. Include a screenshot if you can!
(In the meantime, make sure you're at the right link: apply.nexford.org)
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I can't finish my application
Hmm, that's no good to hear. The solution depends on why you can't finish.
If you're missing documents, that's fine: exit the application and return later to upload. Everything will be there for you.
If you're having tech problems, email us at help@nexford.org – we'll try to sort it out for you or give you another way to apply.
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I can't upload my documents!
No stress! You don't have to upload everything right now. Come back and try again later – we've saved your application.
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I get a message that says 'There was an error completing payment'. What can I do?
Oops! Send us an email at admissions@nexford.org – we can talk about alternative payment options.
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I missed the application deadline! Can I still apply?
You can! We accept new learners on the first of each month. So even though you missed one deadline, there's another start date around the corner.
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I'm having problems with the verification code.
We're sorry you're having trouble. Make sure you're copying and pasting the code exactly as it appears in your email – no extra spaces or punctuation allowed!
If it still doesn't work, send us an email at help@nexford.org. We'll check what's going on.
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I've lost all my documents. Can I still apply?
You might be able to. Email admissions@nexford.org to talk about your options.
Tuition
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Tuition
General tuition questions
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What makes Nexford so affordable?
Affordability is in our mission: we want you to access high-quality, online education, no matter where you live in the world.
We are a mission-driven organization and a Public Benefit Organization (PBC). That means we're for-profit, but we prioritize public benefit every time.
- Monthly tuition is tailored to your market, wherever you live in the world
- You only pay for the time you take, not your courses: take more than one course in a month and pay less
- 100% online means you don't pay for a costly campus.
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How much will I pay?
We've calculated our tuition to be affordable in every country, and tuition is different for each program. Find out what you'll pay per month at our tuition page.
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What is your fee structure?
When you enroll, you can choose to pay monthly, or to pay three or six months at a time. Whichever option you choose, you can always change it later.
We've calculated our tuition to be affordable in every country. No more expensive degrees here! See what you'll pay at our tuition page.
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Are there any additional fees?
Tuition is a flat monthly fee: you won't pay anything more.
When you graduate, you'll get an electronic copy of your transcript, no additional cost. A printed diploma is $80, a printed transcript is $25, and it’s $100 to have a document notarized.
Pay $20 application fee and join one of our globally affordable programs.
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Do I need to pay for books? Business placements?
No, you won't! Nexford is 100% online so you won't have to buy textbooks or other equipment. All your course materials are available in your learner portal, and we have a fully stocked online library that's full of the latest books, insights and more.
You're welcome to complete a business placement or internship while you study, but these aren't built into the program.
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Do I get any memberships or discounts?
If you're an MBA learner, you can join the Chartered Management Institute (CMI): a network of business students and professionals from around the world. What are the benefits?
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Get your MBA recognized by CMI when you graduate
- Attend exclusive business & tech events near you
- Access career coaching, networking opportunities and more.
Every Nexford learner gets discounted membership to the National Society of Leadership and Success. Get leadership training, partner discounts, social events, access to inspiring speakers and more.
You’ll also get an ISIC card, your official ID which confirms that you’re a student at a recognized university. The virtual card gives you access to thousands of online discounts – happy shopping! And because we’re online, your card is, too.
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Making payments
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Do I get payment reminders?
Yes – you'll get a reminder three days before your next payment is due.
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Do I pay for every course I take? If I take more than one course at once, do I pay more?
No! You pay per month, which means even if you take two or three courses in one month, you'll pay the same flat fee as if you're taking one course.
If your grades are good, take more courses at once and finish sooner. Because you're faster, you'll take less time – and pay less overall.
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How do I make payments?
Pay your first month (or three or six months) of tuition when you enroll. We'll securely save your card details and after that, we'll direct debit your card every month (or every six months): easy!
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What payment method can I use?
We accept all major debit and credit cards from customers in every country.
If you need an alternative payment method, contact us at help@nexford.org.
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How do I update my billing information?
Update your billing information in your online learning environment.
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How often can I pay?
You can choose to pay every month, or pay in three or six-month installments. Whichever option you choose, you can set up a direct debit so you never forget. We'll send you a reminder three days before payment is due, charge your card, and send you a receipt when it's done.
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I got a voucher code, but it doesn't work
Oh no! We'll see what we can do. Email admissions@nexford.org with the code and we'll try and help you out.
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I'm stuck at the payment method screen, how do I move forward?
Check you entered your credit card details correctly. It seems simple, but even one wrong number could stop it from loading.
Still can't pay? We'll look into it for you! Email us at help@nexford.org to chat about other ways to pay.
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My first tuition payment failed. Help!
Oops! Before you do anything else, email admissions@nexford.org and we'll see what we can do.
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When should I pay my first month of tuition?
Pay your first month's tuition at least a week before your start date. This saves your spot in the program, and gives you access to the learner portal so you can take orientation.
Support and funding
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I'm struggling to pay my tuition. What can I do?
We're sorry to hear that. While we can't provide personalized advice here, we want to help you out. If you're not a learner yet, email admissions@nexford.org to talk about your situation and we'll help you come up with some options. If you're a Nexford learner, speak with your success advisor.
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Can I get federal aid or funding?
We've made tuition affordable, so you won't need federal financial aid in the first place! Calculate what you'll pay at our tuition page. We can help you source local financial support. Email admissions@nexford.org to find out more.
You might be eligible for a scholarship. See our current scholarships here.
Learn how to build a case for financing your studies.
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Do you offer payment plans?
Not necessarily – but our tuition is flexible. You have the option of paying every month to fit your budget, or paying in three or six-month installments.
Scholarships
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Scholarships
General scholarships questions
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Does Nexford offer scholarships?
Yes, we do! We want as many learners as possible to access university. That's why we offer scholarships for the brightest, and most innovative and driven people.
Scholarships help learners who are ready to attend university, but who don't have the financial means. Interested? See available scholarships.
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How do I apply for a scholarship?
It's easy! Apply for a scholarship at the same time as you're applying for a Nexford program. Within the application, we'll ask you several scholarship questions to see if you're eligible.
If you're successful, you'll get an email with a voucher code (it'll be in a separate email than your Offer Letter). Enter this code when you enroll.
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How do I know which scholarship to apply for?
We offer scholarships for learners in different countries or at different stages in their careers. Check out the list of scholarships available.
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Can I apply for more than one scholarship?
You can – but you can only apply one scholarship to your program. We want as many people as possible to have the chance of a scholarship.
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Can you tell me when new scholarships are available?
We can! Sign up for our newsletter for notifications. All you have to do is fill out this form with your details, and tell us what program you're interested in. We'll send you emails when new scholarships are announced.
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How much funding do you offer? Do you offer fully funded scholarships?
That depends on the scholarship: check our scholarships page to see if there's one for you. Scholarships may be partially funded (you'll receive a discount) or fully funded.
How to apply for a scholarship
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How do I know I'm successful? What happens next?
If you’re successful, you have ten days to use the code you’ll get from us. You can only use one scholarship, and you can’t combine it with any other discounts and promotions.
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Do I need to do anything else if I receive the scholarship?
Yes! You need to apply for your Nexford degree. Receiving a scholarship doesn’t automatically enroll you. You'll need to go through the application process, and enter two voucher codes: one for the application fee and one for your tuition.
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Once I have a scholarship, how do I enroll?
When you receive your scholarship, we'll send you a voucher code. Use this code when you enroll to apply your scholarship discount. You only have to use the code once: we'll apply it automatically each month.
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How do I use the scholarship voucher code?
Once you've received your code, enter it when you enroll. You'll see a box marked "voucher code": enter it there and your scholarship will automatically be applied.
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Can I support my application via email?
Unfortunately, we can't reply to individual messages. Be sure to share any details, supporting information or your personal story in your application. That way, you can be sure we'll read it.
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How do you choose who gets a scholarship?
It depends on the scholarship. Each one is unique. Check out the terms and conditions of the scholarship you're interested in.
Our Scholarship Committee meets twice a week. The Scholarship Committee Chair makes the final decision on who will receive a scholarship and the amount they will receive.
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If I'm offered a scholarship, do I have to start right away? Or can I wait a couple of months?
That depends on the scholarship. Usually you'll be able to choose from one or two start dates, and so you'll start at the time as other scholarship recipients. Check out the terms and conditions of the scholarship you're interested in.
Are you eligible?
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Do I have to be based in the US?
No, you can live anywhere in the world, as we're 100% online! Nexford is open for global learners, and so are our scholarships. Apply away!
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How do you choose who gets a scholarship?
It depends on the scholarship. Each one is unique. Check out the terms and conditions of the scholarship you're interested in.
Our Scholarship Committee meets twice a week. The Scholarship Committee Chair makes the final decision on who will receive a scholarship and the amount they will receive.
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How long do I have to complete my degree with my scholarship?
It depends on the scholarship. Go to the scholarship terms and conditions for full sight of what's expected. As a guide, typically we ask for learners to complete their BBA in four years and MBA in 24 months maximum.
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I’m a current learner, can I apply for a scholarship?
It depends on the scholarship. Each one is unique. Check out the terms and conditions of the scholarship you're interested in. But, as a guide, you must be a new starter: current learners can’t apply for scholarships. If you’re not successful, you can apply again in six months.
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I've started my application already. Can I go back and apply for a scholarship?
You can! If you're interested in a scholarship, just answer the questions that appear within your application. With everything in one place, there's nothing else you need to do!
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What if I get behind on my work? Will the scholarship be taken away?
Because Nexford scholarships are designed for people reaching for the top, we expect you to maintain a 2.5 GPA in the BBA and a 3.0 in the MBA. Check out your scholarship terms and conditions for any other merit-based measures. Each one is unique.
Learning at Nexford
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General learning experience questions
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What is the university experience at Nexford like?
Nexford's learning experience is unlike any other. Think engaging, interactive online learning that helps you gain the skills you need – fast.
The online learning environment contains everything you need to learn at Nexford. It's where you'll take courses, chat with peers and faculty, submit assignments, receive feedback, and track your grades. It's also where you'll manage your enrollment, add courses, and pay your tuition.
The first thing you'll see when you log in is your dashboard: all the courses you're enrolled in, and easy links for everything else. Click around and explore: it's interactive so you can get the best results.
Overwhelmed? Don't be! You'll get a full tour of the learning environment during orientation week. You're in safe hands with us.
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How is online learning different from learning on campus?
Good question. You might be used to learning in a classroom, on campus: but online learning isn't that different. You'll still be able to chat with other learners, faculty and your success advisor, and thanks to video calling it feels as good as face to face learning.
You'll learn in many different ways: live engagements, discussion forums, case studies, flashcards, videos, blog posts and news articles. There's always something to keep you engaged.
Many learners feel like they're more productive when they're learning online. They get the freedom to log on when they want, and they're not tied to fixed schedules (have you ever sat in an 8am lecture, half asleep?). Instead, they can log on when and where it suits them, and learn just the right amount of information.
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Tell me about the online learning environment
The online learning environment contains everything you need to learn at Nexford. It's where you'll take classes, chat with peers and faculty, submit assignments, and track your grades. It's also where you'll manage your enrollment, add courses, and pay your tuition.
The first thing you'll see when you log in is your dashboard: all the courses you're enrolled in, and easy links for everything else. Click around and explore: it's interactive so you can get the best results.
Overwhelmed? Don't be! You'll get a full tour of the LMS during orientation week. You're in safe hands with us.
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Do you have a physical campus?
We're 100% online, so we don't have a campus! Our learners are our priority, which means we let you invest in your future – not a costly campus. (Affordability is our biggest mission!)
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Where is your office?
Our headquarters are in Washington DC. As an online university we do not operate a campus, if you'd like to schedule a meeting with us please fill out your contact details and we'll be in touch.
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Can I connect with someone in my country?
About courses
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Is there an orientation?
Yes, there is! Before your first month, you'll have a whole week where you can log in to the online platform at no extra cost, explore where you'll take courses, and connect with your success advisor and faculty.
Orientation is designed to make you feel confident and comfortable before your first course.
We'll send you an email with more information about a week before you're set to start. Get ready!
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Can I enroll in new courses if I'm still finishing courses?
Short answer – no.
Before you enroll in new courses, you'll need to meet the requirements of the ones you're already doing.
Once you've met all the requirements, and passed your final assessment, you can enroll in new courses, and start on the first of the month.
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Can I take more than one course at once?
Not at first. You'll start by taking one course at a time, so you can get used to the structure and workload, and get a feel for working online.
Then, if you're maintaining good grades, you can take more than one course if you want to. Speak to your success advisor to see if this is the right option for you.
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How is each course structured?
Each course contains six modules that build on each other. You'll complete them in order, and show you've mastered the content.
When you enroll in a course, you'll be able to see all six modules in your dashboard right away, so you can start planning ahead.
Every module teaches business skills you'll use. Practice your skills as you go with practical assignments. Then, at the end of the whole course, tie your learning together with a final assessment.
The feedback you receive will be valuable for upcoming modules and courses to build on your knowledge as you go.
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How long does each course take?
Each course takes 6-8 weeks to finish, and you'll need to submit your final assignment before the 8 weeks is up.
If you spend more time learning, you may finish faster, and move on to your next course sooner.
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How will I be assessed?
You'll show off your knowledge at a few points in each course:
- At the end of each module, you'll get an assessment, designed to help you practice the skills you learned in that module. You'll need to submit that assessment before you move on to the next module. For assessments, you'll get your results in up to five days.
- At the end of each course (so, every six modules), you'll have an assignment to complete. Think of it as your final project, designed to tie all your knowledge together. You'll need to submit that assignment before you can start your next course. For assignments, you'll get your results in up to two days.
You'll also encounter quizzes and puzzles along the way, which help you check-in on how much you're learning. These aren't assessed, but they're a fun way to see how much you know – and what you need to revisit.
The feedback you get on each assessment and assignment is really valuable as you move through the program. Learn, apply and watch your skills grow!
Nexford's people
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Can I connect with other learners?
You can connect with our learners! Chat with them on course message boards, meet them in person at Nexford events, or set up a study group in your city. Connect with your team online, via instant messenger, Slack or email. Keep checking on social media for our Facebook Group for potential learners, learners and alumni - coming soon.
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Can you tell me about Nexford's faculty?
They're not your typical faculty members; they're here to teach and build lifelong relationships with you. They're your coaches, mentors, and inspirations, and will ensure you cross your own personal finish line.
Each faculty member has a terminal degree (the highest they can get in their field), and has spent many years working in different organizations (private, public, non-profit, for-profit) and sectors (healthcare, technology, finance, manufacturing).
They come from all walks of life but they are connected by the same mission: to provide you the opportunity to achieve your dreams with high-quality, affordable, online education.
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Do you offer support to improve my English? How about my APA formatting?
Absolutely! Our Writing Coach is on hand to answer any questions you have about English, writing and speaking skills and APA formatting. Make an appointment online, come to a drop-in session, or attend a writing workshop – they're at no cost for all learners!
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How much support will I get?
Support is a huge part of what you'll get when learning at Nexford.
At Nexford, you'll never be alone. There's always someone here to coach you through your program, and mentor you through your career. So, who's who?
For your first few months, your personal success advisor will help you settle in, design personalized study plans, and help you shape your career.
You'll also have 24/7 access to the whole success team. Get your questions answered, exactly when you need them. (Great for late sleepers.)
Contact your faculty any time to ask about course content, get feedback on assignments, and more.
You'll also work with a network of other learners in 25+ countries across the world. Chat with them and support each other.
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I'm struggling with my coursework; can I contact someone?
We're sorry to hear! Your faculty are always on hand to answer questions about coursework. Here's how you can contact them:
- Visit them in office hours (drop in sessions where you can talk to faculty, three times a week)
- Send an email or chat to them online
- Set up a video call
- Chat in the discussion forums that appear in most courses (your questions could help other learners, too!).
Feel like you don't have enough hours in the day? Your success advisor can help you with time management.
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Can I travel to the US?
Study 100% online at home and you could choose to graduate in the US if you want to. All Nexford learners have the chance to join our graduation ceremony in Washington DC, where you can celebrate with learners and faculty.
Please note you'll need to fund your travels, and you're responsible for any visa applications you need. We'll provide you a letter of recommendation for your visa.
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Do I need a visa to learn at Nexford?
We're 100% online, so no: you won't need a visa for Nexford. Join us from your computer, smartphone or tablet – wherever you are in the world.
What you'll learn
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Can I apply these skills at work
Absolutely! You'll learn skills in small chunks, so you can start applying them at work straight away. Many of our learners will take a module at night, then use their new business skills at work the next day, while they're still fresh in their minds.
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What sets Nexford's curriculum apart?
You learn relevant job skills to help you from day one at work.
Nexford's curriculum was co-developed by our faculty and industry leaders, to make sure you're always learning the most up to date topics.
To find out what employers want, we asked them! We interviewed Fortune 500 leaders (who employ 2.5 million people) and used AI to survey 30 million job openings.
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What skills will I learn?
You'll learn the most up to date business skills that you can use at work now and in the future.
Here's a snapshot!
- Leadership and Teamwork
- Corporate Sustainability
- Management
- Innovation and Change
- Finance
Want to know more? Download a brochure for the program you're interested in to see the full list of hard and soft skills you'll learn.
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Overview of Business and Institutional Outcomes
- Digital Fluency
Locate and access digital information efficiently and critique its relevance and accuracy using technologies responsibly and securely.
- Critical and Creative Thinking
Create connections in a holistic, innovative, and interdisciplinary manner to think unconventionally, question the status quo, and imagine new scenarios
- Information-Driven Decision Making
Apply tools and skills needed to collect, analyze, interpret, and present data effectively in order to make decisions.
- Communication and Collaboration
Create written and oral messages by tailoring its content and means of delivery to the needs of the target audience.
- Civic Responsibility
Apply tools and skills needed to collect, analyze, interpret, and present data effectively in order to make decisions.
- Cultural and Emotional Intelligence
Use cultural and emotional intelligence practices to promote more effective communication and personal relationships.
- Adaptive Lifelong Learning
Create a continuous learning and self-improvement plan in response to the demands of a situation or conditions.
- Customer-Centric Thinking
Apply customer-centric knowledge and competencies to meet and exceed the needs and expectations of internal and external stakeholders.
How you're assessed
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Are there exams?
No, but you'll have assessments at the end of every module, and at the end of every course to consolidate your knowledge and practice your skills. You'll get feedback on every task you do.
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How do group projects work?
Just like in business, you'll be expected to complete some tasks as part of a group. You'll probably be in different timezones, and follow different schedules – so this will require some coordination (just like in the workplace).
Work together and assign tasks, chat about your goals and learn from everyone else. Connect with your team online, via instant messenger, Slack or email. Hold video calls and keep in touch.
What are the benefits of group work? Gain skills in leadership, teamwork and collaboration. Do tasks that play to your strengths, and get a glimpse into ways of working around the world.
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How will I be assessed?
You'll show off your knowledge at a few points in each course:
- At the end of each module, you'll get an assessment, designed to help you practice the skills you learned in that module. You'll need to submit that assessment before you move on to the next module. For assessments, you'll get your results in up to five days.
- At the end of each course (so, every six modules), you'll have an assignment to complete. Think of it as your final project, designed to tie all your knowledge together. You'll need to submit that assignment before you can start your next course. For assignments, you'll get your results in up to two days.
You'll also encounter quizzes and puzzles along the way, which help you check-in on how much you're learning. These aren't assessed, but they're a fun way to see how much you know – and what you need to revisit.
The feedback you get on each assessment and assignment is really valuable as you move through the program. Learn, apply and watch your skills grow!
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What's the capstone course?
If you're taking your MBA, you might have seen the capstone in your list of courses. This is the final course in your MBA degree, and it's designed to tie all the skills you've learned together.
It's a major project – and it will form part of your portfolio when you apply for jobs.
Submitting your assignments
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Can I apply for an extension on an assignment?
You can! Chat to your success advisor to find out how. (Please note you won't be able to start a new course until you've submitted your assignment, so keep this in mind when you're applying for an extension.)
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How do I submit my assignments?
Submit your assignments in your online learner environment. You'll see a tab for submission straight after each module and course you're enrolled in. This tab has details about the assignment, and a button where you can upload your completed document.
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How long will you take to grade my assessment?
For assessments at the end of each module, you'll get your grades in five days.
For assignments at the end of each course, you'll get your grades within two days.
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How will I get feedback?
We use the latest tools and technology through Turnitin to ensure you get fast and relevant feedback from your faculty. You'll get relevant, constructive feedback with everything you submit, and you'll be able to apply your feedback to the next task you do.
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Oops! I uploaded the wrong document. Can I resubmit?
Yes, if it's before the deadline. If it's after the deadline and you just realized, get in touch with the Associate or Assistant Professor to see what options are available.
Electives and specializations
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How do I enroll in a specialization or elective?
Enroll like you would any other course: in the online learning environment. Before you choose your specialization, chat with your success advisor – they'll help you choose the right one for your career.
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What are the benefits of specializing?
It's a competitive world out there! Set yourself apart by specializing in a specific area of business. Become an expert in your field, and add to your personal brand.
When you take a specialization, you'll get a badge to add to your LinkedIn profile (and bragging rights at your next job interview).
Plus, specializations allow you to personalize your degree – learn what you want, exactly when you want it.
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What's a specialization?
A specialization is a course that teaches you specific skills in an advanced topic of business. Specializations cover the topics the world is talking about, right now. Personalize your degree with one of five MBA specializations, or one of nine BBA specializations.
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What's an elective?
If you don’t take a specialization, you’ll select four elective courses that you think best match your goals. Think of specializations as building layers of knowledge in one field or area and electives as freeing you up to create pockets of knowledge.
Flexibility
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Do I need to attend classes, or can I learn around my schedule?
There are no fixed times at Nexford, so you can log in when it suits you!
Sometimes you'll be invited to live engagements, drop-in sessions and workshops – but these are completely optional. Think of them as a way to really reinforce what you learn in each module.
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How flexible is Nexford?
Very flexible! You'll have eight weeks to finish each course, and in that time you can learn exactly when it suits you. Log in before work or on the train home, or complete a module after the kids have gone to bed. There are no fixed times so you really can learn when you want to. And, because you can learn on any device, your learning can be as mobile as you are.
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How much study should I do each week
To get the most out of your learning, we recommend at least 20 hours a week. That's enough time to learn and practice skills, and you'll move through your program at a steady rate.
If you have more time to spare, even better! There's no limit to how fast you can go when your grades are good. Spend more hours per week learning and you'll move through courses even quicker.
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I'm having trouble balancing work, study and family. Who can I turn to for support?
Life is busy – we get it! If you feel like you're juggling too many things at once, talk to your success advisor. They'll help you create a study plan and manage your time, so you can get back on track. Find out more about how to balance your time.
Your online campus
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Can I reset my password?
Yes. Head to the learner environment to update your password and login details.
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How do I find my username?
We'll send you your Nexford username when you enroll. If you lose it, have a look through your emails, chat to your success advisor, or send a message to help@nexford.org
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How do I log in to the student portal?
That's easy! Head to learn.nexford.org, press Learner login, and enter your username and password to get started.
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I can't log in. What can I do?
We're sorry to hear! Have you updated your password recently? If you still can't log in, email your success advisor or help@nexford.org
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What if I don't have a device to learn on?
How long will you be without a device? If you won't have one for a while, it may be worth putting your course on hold: we don't want you to get behind on your work! Chat to your success advisor to find out how.
If you don't have regular access to a device, Nexford might not be for you. Before you apply, check you'll be able to access a computer, smartphone or tablet when you need to study.
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What if my internet drops out when I'm learning?
This happens to all of us at times! Remember that Nexford is all about flexible learning. With no fixed times, even if your internet drops out, you can log on another time. You'll have up to eight weeks to finish each course – this should give you plenty of time to finish.
One more thing! You can also access your courses from your smartphone or tablet – so even if you can't connect on your desktop, you can still keep learning!
Grading policies
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What are the grading policies?
A detailed account of Nexford’s grading policies can be found here.
Non-discrimination policy
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What is the non-discrimination policy?
Nexford University is committed to the principle of equal opportunity for all. Nexford prohibits any discrimination, on the basis of national origin, race, color, religious beliefs, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, related medical conditions, and breastfeeding), citizenship status, genetic information, gender identity, family duties, age, disability, veteran status, marital status, sexual orientation, personal appearance, political affiliation, credit information, tobacco use, or status as unemployed, in its educational and employment programs, policies, practices, and procedures.
Discrimination is defined as treating members of a protected class less favorably because of their membership in that class, or employing a policy or practice that has a disproportionately adverse impact on the members of a protected class. The university complies with all federal and state non-discrimination, equal opportunity and affirmative action laws, orders and regulations, including Title IX of the Civil Rights Act. This nondiscrimination policy applies to admissions, employment, access to and treatment in university programs and activities.
Refund & cancellation policy
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What is the refund policy?
Details of Nexford’s refund and cancellation policy can be found here.
Nexford's programs
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Can I fast track my degree?
You can! Nexford's programs are designed to suit you. Usually, learners take one course per month and finish in an average 18 months (for MBA and AAS in Business) or 36 months (for BBA). However, if your grades are good, enroll in two or three courses per month and finish even sooner. (Plus, this will mean you pay less tuition!)
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I haven't studied business before. What if I can't keep up?
We're here for you!
If you're enrolled in an MBA, you may not have studied business before. But that doesn't mean you'll fall behind.
Before you start your MBA, you can take four Foundation Courses, which are designed to build your knowledge of business before you launch into the MBA itself. This makes sure you're on an even platform with other learners, even those who have taken a Bachelor of Business previously.
During your program, you'll have access to a wide system of support: your success advisor, faculty and peers. You'll never be alone: we're here to answer any questions you have, and help fill the gaps in your knowledge.
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Are courses and certificates credit bearing?
Yes, all Nexford courses and certificates are credit bearing.
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How do courses and certificates work?
Don't want to commit to a full degree? Learn the skills you need in a fraction of the time with a course or certificate.
Courses let you learn one specific area of business, at a level that suits you (intermediate or advanced).
Certificates are built as a series of courses so you'll gain a collection of skills you can use. Finish a certificate in 3-6 months (the time it takes depends on how many courses you take).
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What do I get if I finish a course?
With some courses, you'll get a badge you can add to your LinkedIn profile. Show off to your network!
Most importantly: you'll have learned new skills you can apply at work, or in future jobs. That's worth celebrating!
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What do I get with a certificate?
As well as an official diploma, you'll get a series of badges you can add to your LinkedIn profile.
As well as this, you'll get a series of skills you can use at work (or at jobs in the future).
Program outcomes
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What are the program outcomes for an AAS?
A detailed account of the program outcomes for Nexford’s AAS can be found here.
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What are the program outcomes for a BBA?
A detailed account of the program outcomes for Nexford’s BBA can be found here.
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What are the program outcomes for an MBA?
A detailed account of the program outcomes for Nexford’s MBA can be found here.
Accreditation
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Accreditation
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Can I transfer credits to Nexford?
Not yet. We built Nexford from scratch and our curriciulum is based on the latest industry insights. That's why we can't accept credit transfer applications right now.
Want to transfer your Nexford credits elsewhere? Each university has it's own credit transfer policy, so we recommend you contact them directly.
If you've taken a Nexford course or certificate, you may be able to transfer those credits to a full degree – ask us how!
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Can I travel to the US after I study at Nexford?
You may have a chance to graduate at our ceremony in Washington DC, so you can celebrate with faculty and other learners.
If you don't attend (or even if you do!) when you graduate, you'll have a global perspective that could take you around the world. A Nexford qualification opens doors!
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Do you have plans to be accredited in other countries?
Yes, we plan to become accredited in other countries soon. Accreditation takes time and, as we're a new university, we haven't quite built up the data we need. Stay tuned!
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Is Nexford recognized internationally?
We are! We've built partnerships all over the world, including in Nigeria, Egypt and the Philippines. Our curriculum is built on insights from leading companies, including Fortune 500 members.
- We're licensed in Washington DC, by the Higher Education Licensure Commission
- We're accredited by ASIC: a UK-based, international body providing accreditation services for independent, further and higher education colleges
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QM has certified two courses for quality, with more on the way
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We're recognized by CMI.
Read more about our accreditation.
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Where is Nexford accredited?
Nexford University is accredited by Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities (ASIC), which is an independent body providing accreditation services for independent, further and higher education colleges.
ASIC accreditation helps students and parents make a more informed choice and will also help a school, college, university, training provider or distance education provider, demonstrate to the international student body that they are a high-quality institution.
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Where is Nexford licensed?
Nexford University is a licensed, degree-granting institution of higher education. We’re licensed under the Degree Granting Institution Rules of the District of Columbia, by the District of Columbia Education Licensure Commission. All institutions of higher education licensed by the Higher Education Licensure Commission (HELC) are governed by District of Columbia Municipal regulations. Take a look at our HELC License.
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Will employers recognize my qualification?
We can't answer that for sure: every employer has different ideas about what qualifications they'll recognize. What we do know is that Nexford will teach you job skills that are in demand right now.
How do we know this? We've partnered with high-profile employers like IBM, Union Bank in Nigeria, and Eva Pharma in Egypt, to bring their employees skills they can use.
To find our what employers want we asked them! We surveyed 25 Fortune 500 leaders (who employ 2.5 million people globally), and used AI to survey 30 million job openings. That way, we teach you the skills you need for the jobs you want.
Our advice: start building relationships with employers you like now! We can help you contact them so you can build your study plan to suit.
Your career
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Are you hiring? I'd love to join the team!
We'd love you to apply! We're always accepting applications for job openings around the world. Check out our current positions at our jobs portal. Good luck!
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Does Nexford offer networking opportunities?
Yes, we do. We hold regular events and seminars worldwide where you can turn up and chat with local industry leaders, entrepreneurs and learners just like you. Some of these events are exclusive to learners (you'll need to enroll to experience all we have to offer!).
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How can I add my skills to my LinkedIn profile?
We're happy you want to show off your skills! With some courses, you'll get a badge that we created just for this! You'll receive an email with instructions. And add your digital badge to your profile and show it off to your network
Want to shout about Nexford? If you're a current learner or alumni, don't forget to add Nexford University to the education section of your LinkedIn profile.
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Where can I work after I graduate?
The job skills you learn at Nexford will prepare you to apply for jobs, or advance in the job you already have. While we can't say what job you'll get for certain, we're here to help you reach your goals.
To build our curriculum, we interviewed 25 Fortune 500 execs who employ 2.5 million people globally, and used AI to survey more than 30 million job openings. Then, we created a series of business programs that teach skills employers are looking for.
Stay tuned for an employment report on our graduates - coming in 2020/21.
Badges
Badges
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What is a badge?
A digital badge is a cross-industry digital recognition of professional skills that can be shared on your social and networking sites, as well as your digital signature and resume.
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Do I get a badge with every course?
No, at Nexford you get badges when you finish milestone courses. These are the courses that provide most value for employers.
Read more about the credentials we offer and how skills mapping works.
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Which course can I take to earn a badge?
If you’re completing a BBA, you’ll be able to earn up to eight badges:
- American Institutions and Culture
- Science of Happiness
- Professional Communication
- Fundamentals of Financial Management
- Digital Marketing Fundamentals
- Business and Culture in China
- Problem Solving and Critical Thinking
- Digital Marketing Analytics
If you’re completing an MBA, you’ll be able to earn up to four badges:
- Financial Decision Making
- Technology Operations Management
- Intro to Intrapreneurship and Innovation
- Corporate Sustainability
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How can I share my badge?
It’s great you want to show the world what you can do! You can share your badge in a number of ways:
- Send your network a link to the page with your badge. It will show your name, the skills you’ve mastered and that you’ve earned the badge at Nexford University
- Add the design to your resume under your qualifications section
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To display your badge on your Linkedin profile, please follow the steps from this guide.
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Do I have to pay for a badge?
No way! There’s no cost and it’s one of the many ways Nexford prepares you to succeed in your career.
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How will a badge help me in my career?
Show the world what you know! A digital badge is recognition of professional skills that can be shared on your social and networking sites – yes, LinkedIn – as well as your resume.
How badges give you an edge
1. Easy sharing options – show the world what you can do the instant you master a skill. Read the blog
2. Employment opportunities – show potential employers that you demonstrate high proficiency
3. Stacking options – Nexford’s credentials can be “stacked” – or combined – to help you master an area in a big way.
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What if I don’t want the public to see my badge?
You always have that choice!
Our badges are there to help you advance in your career - but you control how and where you share them.
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I should have received a badge, but haven’t. Why?
You have to maintain a certain grade to receive a badge. For courses that form part of our AAS in Business or BBA degrees it has to be C or higher, while for MBA courses - B or higher.
Graduation
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Graduation
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How will you send me my graduation certificate?
We'll send you a high-quality electronic version of your certificate, at no cost to you.
You can get a printed diploma for $80, or a printed transcript for $25 (we'll send them to your postal address. Make sure your contact details are up to date!).
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What are the graduation requirements?
To be eligible for graduation, you'll need to have met all the requirements of your degree. That means you've submitted all your assignments, and finished your courses in the required timeframe.
If you think you're ready to graduate, talk to your success advisor. They'll point you in the right direction!
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What does the final certificate look like? Does it mention that I've studied online?
Take a look to see an example of a certificate! It won't mention that you studied online, but you should be proud of your online qualification! More than six million Americans study online – and it's a more affordable way to get a quality education.
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Will Nexford have a graduation ceremony?
Yes! We know that graduation is a time to celebrate your success with your friends, family and loved ones. Graduate at a ceremony close to home, or travel to the US.
Connect with us
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Connect with us
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Are you hiring? I'd love to join the team!
We'd love you to apply! We're always accepting applications for job openings around the world. Check out our current positions at our jobs portal. Good luck!
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Can I call you?
Sure! Let's chat. You can call us on +1 (202) 280-2049
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How can I support Nexford?
We're excited you want to help support Nexford's mission!
There are many ways you can get involved: partner with Nexford as an employer; or promote us on social media. Want to get involved? Find out how, and see our social media links, on our contact us page.
Thank you!
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I'm an employer; can I partner with Nexford?
Yes; we've already established partnerships in markets across the globe. Let's talk about how we can work together. Email partner@nexford.org
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We'd love to meet you in person!
We're based in Washington DC and have teams across the world. If you'd like to schedule a meeting with us please fill out your contact details and we'll be in touch.
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Meet us at one of our events.
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What's your email address?
If you're looking to apply, first we suggest that you check out the information available to you on admissions.
To get in contact with us, simply go to our contact us page.
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What are the university’s hours of operation?
Nexford University - Hours of Operation
Monday – 9:00am to 5:00pm
Tuesday – 9:00am to 5:00pm
Wednesday - 9:00am to 5:00 pm
Thursday – 9:00am to 5:00pm
Friday – 9:00am to 5:00pm
Saturday – Closed
Sunday – ClosedThe Nexford University Administrative Office is closed for most major United States holidays.
All times are based on Eastern Standard time.
Success Advising and Faculty Availability
Success Advising: Nexford Success Advisors are available 24/7, seven days a week.
Faculty: Nexford Faculty are available throughout the day with coverage of 17 hours a day, 7 days a week. They are also available during weekly virtual office hours (specified in the course) or by appointment.