FAQ | Cedar Crest College

How much is tuition?

Tuition varies by program and is charged on a per-credit basis.

Our adult undergraduate and graduate tuition pages have our tuition & fees listed.

Please note: Costs vary by program and credit requirements, so speaking with an Admissions Counselor is the best way to get an accurate estimate.

How do I apply?

Applying is simple and can be completed entirely online. Start by submitting the online application, and an admissions counselor will guide you through next steps, including transcripts and any program-specific requirements.

Am I able to transfer credits?

Yes, Cedar Crest College accepts transfer credits from regionally accredited institutions.

For adult undergraduate applicants, an Admissions Counselor can complete an unofficial review of your transcripts to determine how your credits may apply toward your chosen program. An official review is done by the Registrar’s Office upon acceptance.

For graduate applicants, previous course syllabi may be requested for the program director to review.

Where do I send my transcripts?

Cedar Crest College will request up to two transcripts on your behalf! Just head into your application portal and fill out the Transcript Authorization Form to give us permission.

All other official transcripts can be sent directly to , or via mail to:

Cedar Crest College
School of Adult and Graduate Education
100 College Drive
Allentown, PA 18104

What programs are offered?

View a list of our online programs here!

When can I start?

Our online adult and graduate programs at Cedar Crest College offer multiple start dates throughout the year. An Admissions Counselor can help you find the start term that best fits your schedule and goals.

What is the difference between asynchronous and synchronous?

Synchronous courses require you to attend online classes at scheduled times, while asynchronous courses allow you to complete coursework on your own schedule within set deadlines.

Both formats provide the same academic quality and faculty support.

What payment options are available?

Cedar Crest College offers several payment options, including financial aid, employer tuition benefits, and flexible payment plans. An Admissions Counselor or the Financial Services team can help you explore the options available to you.

What kind of support is there for an adult learner?

Cedar Crest College provides personalized support for adult learners, including access to Admissions Counselors, Academic Services, Accessibility Services, and much more.

You’ll also have online resources and faculty guidance to help you succeed throughout your program.

How long will it take to finish?

Program length varies based on your chosen program, course load, and any transfer credits you bring in. An Admissions Counselor can help you map out a personalized timeline that fits your goals and schedule.

Will this program fit around my work schedule?

Yes! Cedar Crest College’s online adult and graduate programs are designed with flexibility and you in mind, offering asynchronous courses and multiple start dates.