Potomac College

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At Potomac University, you can balance current commitments like a job and family while earning a valuable degree.
Working-class time into your busy schedule is manageable. Our classes can be taken on Saturdays, or two evenings a week. It is possible to earn up to nine credits every eight weeks. With the appropriate prerequisites, you may earn a Bachelor of Science degree in two years. And all the credits earned in our degree programs include a perfect balance of theory and practical application courses.
Our goal is to educate our students at Potomac University by arming them with the theoretical and practical mastery needed in today's competitive workplace. We are deeply committed to an education that can best be described as affordable excellence. We have an accessible faculty dedicated to teaching, a commitment to the business sciences, and an educational model that encourages real-world experiences. Most of all, we are committed to helping our students not just enter college but graduate from college.
You will not be just another student. We thrive on getting to know our students personally and using the power of education to transform the lives of students as they pursue their professional goals – regardless of their starting point.
We know you want to do this – for yourself, for your family, and for respect, you will feel and earn from others with a college degree.
Our combination of online and on-campus courses offers much-needed flexibility to students who must honor other commitments while simultaneously pursuing an education. Before enrollment, students are assigned a personal admissions advisor who is knowledgeable in assisting, guiding, and advising students to ensure a successful college experience.
The University of the Potomac provides educational opportunities at the undergraduate and graduate level leading to career enhancement for its multicultural adult learners by offering affordable and accessible education in career-oriented disciplines. The practitioner-led curriculum, building on a strong foundation in general education, utilizes flexible online and campus-based teaching and learning models that feature small classes emphasizing collaborative learning in the classroom and through technology. Instruction is delivered by professionally and academically qualified faculty committed to student success.
The University of the Potomac offers a wide array of online degree programs and location-based learning for students in the Washington DC and Virginia area. Students have the opportunity to learn from knowledgeable, professional faculty members with real-world experience. This allows students to learn both practically and theoretically while preparing for successful careers in business and technology fields in high demand. The curriculum in our bachelor's degree and associates degree programs are continually assessed and revised to ensure their applicability to the current market trends. We offer the most popular online programs and specializations, and we make them those same programs available who prefer an on-campus experience as well.
Our program offerings continue to grow, and as we focus on relevant business topics and giving students a competitive edge in the marketplace. All our online degree programs are built on a flexible platform to allow students to complete their classes on their schedule. Even our on-site classes are built around a schedule to help accommodate adult students who want to continue their education. University of the Potomac faculty and staff work individually with each student to choose an academic pathway that best satisfies their career goals. The Theoretical Applications Project (TAP) program is available to qualified University of the Potomac students. Student applicants request admission into the program by contacting an academic advisor or departmental chair. The TAP program offers theory courses and related applied project courses as well as a capstone experience. Three credits are earned for direct classroom instruction, and three credits are earned for a project at a TAP student's worksite. Also, students complete a Capstone Project for three credits.
At the University of the Potomac, it is one of our primary missions to make a post-secondary degree accessible to everyone. With that in mind, we offer numerous options for financing your education. The best way to find out what is right for you is to contact one of our Financial Aid Advisors.
The University of the Potomac's ESL (English as a Second Language) program is a series of intensive academic-focused English courses designed to prepare students for a university environment's rigors. The objective is to develop students' linguistic competence by focusing on the language functions required for academic achievements and everyday life activities.
The ESL program also includes weekly American history and cultural activities to help students better understand people in the United States.
University of the Potomac's academic-focused ESL program is designed to serve as a pathway that, upon satisfactory completion, will permit TOEFL or IELTS requirements to be waived, for immediate enrollment in a University of the Potomac program.

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