For Parents in New Orleans

Help your child get to his or her ultimate goal – faster.

Career-focused, convenient scheduling, and a caring atmosphere - Herzing is right for your university-
bound student.

Herzing University focuses on the employment of our students from the first day they attend class. Our Career Services department works with each student to help them realize their educational and career goals. Plus, we offer flexible ways to get it done.

Herzing Bachelor Degree in 3 years!

Whereas most colleges and universities typically have four-year degree programs, Herzing University has designed all of its bachelor degrees to fit into a three-year schedule. This will allow your child to earn a better return on tuition investment, and enter the workforce quickly.

The student must meet the following conditions in order to complete a bachelor degree in three years:

1. Attend each of the three semesters each year after matriculating;
2. Carry a normal full course load each semester (12-18 credits, depending on program of study);
3. Follow the course schedule as established by the Academic Dean and not withdraw from or fail a course;
4. Earn a passing grade in each course; and
5. Maintain a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0.

Please contact us at 504-733-0074 and we will happily answer any questions and facilitate the application process.

Our philosophy for over 45 years – Focus!

• We concentrate a full schedule of classes targeted only toward a major.
• You help your son or daughter choose the degree program: 2-year Associate of Science degree or 3-year Bachelor of Science degree.
• For the ultimate flexibility, students can try EdFlex and take some classes on campus and others online.

Accreditation

Herzing University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association Herzing University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association.

For further information, The Higher Learning Commission can be contacted by phone at 800-621-7440 or on the Commission’s website at: www.ncahlc.org.