Dunwoody Online

1. Fill out the online application.
2. Follow the instructions to provide your official transcripts.
3. Talk with an admissions counselor to ensure Dunwoody is the right fit.

Dunwoody utilizes the same price structure for its online offerings as it does for its in-person programs, see our tuition and fee page for details.

Dunwoody also understands the importance of learning with the right technology, so laptops and software are included in the overall price.

Students enrolled in the online program may be eligible for federal and/or state loans and grants, as well as scholarships. We encourage students to complete the FAFSA and speak with our Financial Aid office about your options for paying for college.

Most construction or architecture-related associate of applied science/associate of science degrees will transfer into Dunwoody’s Construction Management bachelor completion degree or the Bachelor of Architecture degree.

Since the programs between the schools do not match-up course for course, Dunwoody offers a block transfer of up to
45 credits for Architecture and up to 44 credits for Construction management toward the technical course requirements at Dunwoody College of Technology. In addition Dunwoody will transfer up to 30 General Education (Arts & Science) credits from
your college experience.

Talk with your admissions counselor to set up a transfer evaluation. You can also use our Transferology tool to see which of your classes transfer.

Note: The Registrar’s Office will still need to do an official credit evaluation when you apply to Dunwoody.

In addition, there are a few procedures and steps we’ll need to follow, and a few things we’ll need from you, to ensure we make an informed admissions decision.

• A completed application for enrollment
• Your high school transcripts or GED certificate
• Official college transcripts
• A virtual interview with one of our admissions counselors is recommended to ensure that Dunwoody is the right fit for your educational and career goals
• Optional ACT or SAT standardized test scores

Once we have all the information needed to complete your admissions file, it will be sent to our admissions committee for a decision. The admissions committee meets once a week, and students are notified of admissions decisions within four business days. Your admissions counselor will keep you up-to-date on the status of your application.

Yes! Each year, Dunwoody gives out more than $2 million in scholarship funding to students. Talk with your admissions counselor today to find out what scholarships you may qualify for.

Beginning in Fall 2021, Dunwoody will offer two of it’s in-demand bachelor completion degrees as online programs: Construction Management and Bachelor of Architecture. The Bachelor of Architecture degree is also offered in person at our Minneapolis campus. In addition, two of the College’s Associate degrees may also be completed online or in-person, they are: Computer Networking Systems and Web Programming & Database Development.

Absolutely! Dunwoody was approved to be a nation-wide provider of online education by the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements (NC-SARA) this past December. We are currently authorized to offer our online programs in all states, with the exception of California.

Yes! We understand that online learning might be the best option for people who need more flexibility built into their education, such as working professionals. Any of the programs or courses Dunwoody offers online are available to Minnesota residents as well. Please connect with an Admissions Counselor to discuss the best plan that meets your need.

Yes! We know that students choose online education because of the flexibility it provides. So whether you can only take one or two classes at a time, or you want to be a full-time student so you can finish quickly, we are here for you.

No! Dunwoody knows that students need to learn on the right technology and tools to become leaders in their fields. That’s why we provide every student with a Dunwoody-issued laptop and the industry-leading software needed to be a skilled-professional. Laptops will be shipped to enrolled students before the start of the semester.

No. Internships are a great way for students to gain professional experience while still in school, and while we are here to help connect students with those opportunities if they are interested in them, internships are not required as part of the Construction Management or Bachelor of Architecture programs.

Dunwoody has been a leader in providing life-time career placement services for its alums. And with Dunwoody’s 106-year history of strong industry connections, it is no wonder why 99 percent of our graduates are placed in the field for which they trained.

Just like in the real world, there are times when you need to collaborate and interact with others, and other times when you need to work at your own pace, and in your own way. That is why classes are structured to include both individually-paced learning, and synchronous sessions in large and small-group formats. Providing both structures allows you to get the flexibility you need, with the engagement needed to be successful.

Yes! For both the Construction Management and Bachelor of Architecture programs the hands-on work is software based. That means, that you will be able to work, design, and experience hands-on, using the state-of-the-industry software and tools pre-loaded on your Dunwoody-issued laptop.

We want you to be successful, and we have the tools and support services needed to ensure you can finish your degree. Whether you are online, or in-person, Dunwoody students can access free tutoring and academic support through the Elftmann Student Success Center. Virtual tutoring options are available, as well as targeted academic support. In addition our online students can also access all of the support services provided through our Student Affairs Department.