Why Newman?

Jill Olson, Generation Boom Magazine article about dealing with a family and completing your degree.

34 percent of students surveyed work full-time while attending college.

~from recent STAMATS study

Want to raise your value?

When the economy turns south, many adults seize the moment to rebuild or add to their core skill set. Newman adult students represent hardworking mothers, fathers, laid-off workers, soldiers, and others who want to further their education, certification or training. High academic standards, faculty mentors, and small classes are key components Newman provides for your success. Visit Newman's academic programs.

I want to start my education

With over 40 undergraduate programs from accounting to sports medicine, starting a new degree at Newman is as easy as visiting with an admissions counselor and filling out an application. Apply online today.

I want to complete my bachelor's

Got interrupted? Newman offers avenues to individuals who have started but not finished their degree. Choose the degree completion program that best fits your needs.

I want my master's

Graduate Education is a plus in the job market. Newman offers degree programs in Business, Education, Nursing, Social Work, and two Theology degrees, a Master of Arts in Theology or a Master in Theological Studies. There is also a Joint MSW/MBA Program for those who want to earn both the Master of Social Work and Master of Business Administration degrees

I need CEU hours

Professional certificate programs and continuing education credits (CEUs) are offered to fulfill requirements for promotions and new career paths, or to support the exploration of other concentrated fields of study.

I am a Veteran

Newman University serves those who have performed military duty to the U.S. by participating in the Yellow Ribbon Program, which offers a high quality Newman education at little or no cost.

I've been laid off

When the economy calls for it, Newman University implements this special program to assist laid-off workers in retooling for their future at a much-reduced tuition rate.