Choose a field
Read the program descriptions and curriculum to understand the areas of study and academic work involved.
Academic Programs ↗Plan your next step.
Explore your field of interest, understand the learning process, and prepare the information needed for an individual review.
Getting started
Start with your goals.
Consider what you want to study, the experience you bring, and the academic or professional goals you hope to pursue. These questions help establish the right starting point for an admissions discussion.
Entry requirements and credit decisions depend on the degree and field of study. Confirm current eligibility, program availability, tuition, and assessment terms before submitting an application or making a payment.
Organize your background
Gather records of prior education, training, professional experience, and relevant accomplishments.
Portfolio guidance ↗Ask for current requirements
Prepare your questions about entry criteria, available pathways, assessment, supervision, costs, and timelines.
Request Information ↗Entry guidance
The supplied university admissions materials describe a high school diploma or equivalent as the starting qualification for associate’s and bachelor’s study. Graduate pathways generally begin with prior degree-level study, with individual assessment of relevant learning and experience.
Applicants should be ready to work independently, sustain their academic effort, and complete the scholarly work required for their chosen field. Ask Admissions to confirm the requirements for the specific degree you are considering.
The academic process
- Admissions review. Identify the intended field and provide the required application information.
- Prior-learning assessment. Present records and evidence of relevant academic and experiential learning for evaluation.
- Learning contract. Define any remaining study, research, project, or creative requirements with a Faculty Mentor.
- Completion and academic review. Complete the agreed work and any required examination before final academic approval.
Tuition and enrollment
Request a current, written schedule of tuition and fees, together with assessment charges, refund terms, and enrollment conditions. Applications and payments are not accepted through this website at present.
Continue your preparation
Experience assessed. Expectations clear.
Claremont’s approach evaluates demonstrated learning gained through work, previous study, training, independent learning, and life experience. Experience alone does not earn a degree; portfolio evidence and any additional academic requirements must be assessed.
Professional licensing disclosure
Claremont’s degrees are not designed to meet professional licensing requirements in any jurisdiction and do not confer a license to practice a regulated profession. Acceptance for employment, further study, or transfer credit is not guaranteed.
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