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About Kennedy-Western University
Established in 1984, Kennedy-Western University offers self-paced,
guided independent-study degree programs designed specifically for
the mid-career professional. This unique, self-paced distance-learning
format enables students to earn their degree on their own time.
Students are allotted up to 18 months to complete their studies,
and since there is no formal classroom attendance required, they
can complete their coursework as their personal and professional
commitments allow.
Experience: At Kennedy-Western, they understand there is
no substitute for real-world experience. That’s why they offer
you credit toward your degree for your time on the job. You can
complete your degree entirely online! It’s the flexible and
convenient way to achieve your career goals.
Education: Since 1984, Kennedy-Western has given professionals
the opportunity to advance their careers through distance education.
You learn from instructors who possess outstanding academic credentials
and top-notch experience in the business world.
Degree Recognition: Licensed by the State of Wyoming, Kennedy-Western
University’s distance-learning degree programs are widely accepted
and recognized within business and industry. Over fifty percent
of the students enrolled at Kennedy-Western have received partial
or full tuition reimbursement by their employer.
Credit for Work Experience: Recognizing that professional
students already possess a wealth of knowledge in their chosen field,
Kennedy-Western University’s evaluation process grants credit
for previous experience by taking the student’s educational
and professional experience into account. Thus, the qualified student
does not have to repeat basic courses that have already been mastered.
Because of this unique approach, five years of full-time work experience
are required to be considered for admission into the University.
Why Kennedy Western University
Kennedy-Western's programs are oriented toward the mid-career adult
and working professional.
Distance-learning is clearly an accepted form of cost-effective
education for working professionals. The growth and importance of
the Internet is furthering the distance-learning concept daily and
making independent study education accessible to more and more individuals.
Employers are aware of the fact that attending a classroom university
is not possible for a significant number of their workforce, yet
they recognize the corporate benefits that a career-related degree
program can bring to their employees. For this reason over 800 companies,
such as Hewlett-Packard, 3M, General Electric and General Motors,
pay for all or a portion of their employees' tuition at Kennedy-Western
University.
Not only do Kennedy-Western students receive thorough study materials,
but if they have questions, both the faculty and the Kennedy-Western
Student Services staff are available to help. Students can contact
the Student Services Department Monday through Friday for tutorial
assistance from a wide network of faculty advisors.
In addition to their duties as adjunct faculty, most of Kennedy-Western
University's instructors teach full or part-time at respected traditional
universities throughout the country. All of Kennedy-Western University's
instructors have teaching experience in a traditional classroom.
We also realize that real-world expertise is important to mid-career
students. Therefore, we seek out professors who possess a wealth
of practical hands-on experience and are well respected in their
professional communities.
Accreditation
Kennedy-Western University is licensed by the State of Wyoming.
Kennedy-Western University’s distance-learning degree programs
are widely accepted and recognized within business and industry.
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