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1. How do I qualify for the Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation programs?

To be eligible for admission to the master’s degree or certificate program, you must  have an undergraduate degree from an accredited university. Please see the Admission Requirements for full details.
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2. How do I apply?

To apply for the Master of Arts or Certificate programs, please contact an Enrollment Advisor who will assist you with the application process, provide you with all necessary materials and work with the Admission Committee on your behalf. To speak to an advisor, please call 1-877-723-1131 Ext. 3524 (U.S. and Canada) or +1-647-722-6641 Ext. 3624 (International)
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3. What types of jobs do students find upon graduating from the Conflict Resolution & Reconciliation programs?

Graduates can enjoy a career in any area from the conflict resolution program such as business, education, counseling, law enforcement, social services and ministry.
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4. Do I need to take the GRE?

No, the GRE or other standardized tests are not required for admission to the program.
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5. Will my diploma say “online” degree?

No. You will receive the same degree and diploma as students who complete programs on ACU’s campus.
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6. How much time is required to complete this program?

This program is designed for working professionals and may be completed in as few as two years.
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7. When can I start the program?

You may enter the program six times per year. We have two starting points during the fall, spring and summer semesters.
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8. How much does the program cost?

Current tuition information can be obtained from the Tuition and Fees page or feel free to contact an Enrollment Advisor.
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9. Do you accept transfer credits or grant credits based on work experience and certifications?

No, ACU does not accept transfer credits for the online Master’s or Certificate programs in Conflict Resolution.
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10. What financial aid options are available?

Federal financial aid may be available to students who are U.S. citizens or permanents residents. For more information and to complete the online application visit, www.fafsa.ed.gov. Students are always encouraged to seek tuition assistance from their employers first and coordinate the balance with financial aid. For some programs, we also accept VA Benefits such as the Montgomery GI Bill as tuition payment.
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