Access to higher education is not determined solely by academic ability. For students outside the United States, exchange rates and national income levels can make the same tuition rate a very different burden. GCA’s Global Access Scholarship addresses this directly: tuition is reduced by 40% for residents of upper-middle-income economies and by 60% for residents of lower-middle-income and low-income economies, based on the World Bank income classification of the student’s country of legal residence. Residents of high-income economies pay the standard tuition. An economy whose currency lost more than 30% of its value against the U.S. dollar over the three most recent years for which data are published moves one tier higher. The scholarship is applied automatically at admission; there is no application or essay. The full country tier schedule is on the Global Access Scholarship page.
Supporting Professional Life Through Online DBA Education at Global College of America
In an increasingly competitive and digitally driven global economy, professionals are expected to continuously upgrade their skills while maintaining active ...
