PROGRAM OF STUDY INFORMATION Daniel Webster College 20 University Drive, Nashua, NH 03063

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1 PROGRAM OF STUDY INFORMATION Daniel Webster College 20 University Drive, Nashua, NH Information with respect to each program of study (1) offered by the institution: 1. Occupations - The occupations (by name and Standard Occupational Classification ( SOC ) code issued by the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the U.S. Department of Labor) that the knowledge and skills taught in the program of study help students prepare to enter, and links to the occupational profiles on O*NET associated with the SOC codes: Accounting Bachelor s Degree ( ACC ) Accountants Auditors Budget Analysts Credit Analysts Financial Examiners Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Aeronautical Engineering Bachelor s Degree ( AEG ) Aerospace Engineers Aviation Management Bachelor s Degree ( AM ) Transportation Managers Storage and Distribution Managers Logistics Managers Air Traffic Management Bachelor s Degree ( AT ) Air Traffic Controllers Airfield Operations Specialists Business Administration Online Associate s Degree ( BA ) General and Operations Managers Sales Managers Administrative Services Managers Industrial Production Managers Quality Control Systems Managers Geothermal Production Managers Biomass Power Plant Managers Transportation Managers Storage and Distribution Managers Logistics Managers Page 1 of 9

2 Construction Managers Social and Community Service Regulatory Affairs Managers Compliance Managers Supply Chain Managers Loss Prevention Managers Cost Estimators Management Analysts Business Administration Online Bachelor s Degree ( BAA ) and Business Management Bachelor s Degree ( BM ) (combined, BMG ) General and Operations Managers Sales Managers Administrative Services Managers Industrial Production Managers Quality Control Systems Managers Geothermal Production Managers Biomass Power Plant Managers Transportation Managers Storage and Distribution Managers Logistics Managers Construction Managers Social and Community Service Regulatory Affairs Managers Compliance Managers Supply Chain Managers Loss Prevention Managers Cost Estimators Management Analysts Construction Management Bachelor s Degree ( CM ) Cost Estimators Civil Engineers Transportation Engineers Biochemical Engineers Validation Engineers Energy Engineers Manufacturing Engineers Mechatronics Engineers Photonics Engineers Robotics Engineers Wind Energy Engineers Page 2 of 9

3 Electrical and Computer Engineering Bachelor s Degree ( ECG ) Computer Systems Analysts Informatics Nurse Specialists Computer Network Architects Game Design and Development Bachelor s Degree ( GDD ) Multimedia Artists and Animators Gaming, Simulation and Robotics Bachelor s Degree ( GSR ) Computer Programmers Software Developers, Applications Multimedia Artists and Animators Homeland Security Bachelor s Degree ( HLS ) None Identified None None Identified Health Services Management Bachelor s Degree ( HSM ) Medical and Health Services Managers MBA - Management Residence Master s Degree ( MBA1 ) MBA - Management Online Master s Degree ( MBA2 ) (combined, MBA ) General and Operations Managers Sales Managers Administrative Services Managers Industrial Production Managers Quality Control Systems Managers Geothermal Production Managers Biomass Power Plant Managers Transportation Managers Storage and Distribution Managers Logistics Managers Construction Managers Social and Community Service Regulatory Affairs Managers Compliance Managers Supply Chain Managers Loss Prevention Managers Page 3 of 9

4 Cost Estimators Management Analysts Mechanical Engineering Bachelor s Degree ( MEG ) Cost Estimators Aerospace Engineers Mechanical Engineers Management Information Systems Bachelor s Degree ( MIS ) Computer and Information Systems Computer Programmers Marketing Management Bachelor s Degree ( MKM ) Advertising and Promotions Managers Marketing Managers Sales Managers Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists Psychology Bachelor s Degree ( PSY ) Regulatory Affairs Managers Compliance Managers Supply Chain Managers Loss Prevention Managers Computer Science Bachelor s Degree ( SFE ) Computer and Information Systems Managers Information Security Analysts Computer Programmers Software Developers, Applications Software Developers, Systems Software Web Developers Software Quality Assurance Engineers and Testers Computer Systems Web Administrators Page 4 of 9

5 Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists Geographic Information Systems Technicians Business Intelligence Analysts Information Technology Project Managers Video Game Designers Sport Management Bachelor s Degree ( SM ) Coaches and Scouts Fitness Trainers and Aerobics Instructors On-Time Graduation Rate - The on-time graduation rate for students who completed the program of study during the federal award year that began on July 1, 2012 and ended June 30, 2013 ( Award Year ). The rate is calculated by dividing the number of students who completed the program of study within the Normal Time (as defined below) during the Award Year by the total number of students who completed the program during the Award Year. Normal Time for: (i) an associate degree program of study is seven consecutive academic quarters (2) (ii) a bachelor degree program of study is eight consecutive academic semesters or fourteen academic quarters depending on the program (2) ; and (iii) a master s degree program of study is four consecutive academic semesters or six academic quarters (2). The Normal Time is not affected by any credits that a student may transfer into, or test out of, his or her program of study. The Normal Time of a new program of study to which a student transfers at the institution begins on the date that the student began attending the program of study at the institution from which he or she transferred. Program of Study On-Time Graduation Rate ACC AEG 60.00% AM 16.67% AT 85.29% BA BMG 75.00% CM ECG GDD 57.14% GSR 20.00% HLS 73.33% HSM MBA 0.00% MEG 25.00% MIS 66.67% Page 5 of 9

6 MKM 50.00% PSY 20.00% SFE 50.00% SM 42.86% 3. Costs - The following costs are associated with each program of study: Tuition (3) Books & Supplies Program of In In Link to Program Cost Study Residence Online Residence Online Information ACC $63,041 N/A $7,200 N/A AEG $67,209 N/A $7,200 N/A AM $62,520 N/A $7,200 N/A AT $62,520 N/A $7,200 N/A BA N/A $26,181 N/A $7,200 BMG BAA N/A $53,337 N/A $7,200 BM $63,041 N/A $7,200 N/A CM $64,604 N/A 7,200 N/A ECG $66,688 N/A $7,200 N/A GDD $63,041 N/A $7,200 N/A GSR $64,604 N/A $7,200 N/A HLS $63,041 N/A $7,200 N/A HSM $63,041 N/A $7,200 N/A MBA MBA1 $21,420 N/A $1,800 N/A MBA2 N/A $22,410 N/A $1,800 MEG $67,209 N/A $7,200 N/A MIS $63,562 N/A $7,200 N/A MKM $63,041 N/A $7,200 N/A PSY $63,041 N/A $7,200 N/A SFE $63,562 N/A $7,200 N/A SM $63,041 N/A $7,200 N/A 4. Median Loan Debt - The median loan debt incurred by students who completed the program of study during the Award Year includes the median amount of the Title IV Program loans and private education loans that Daniel Webster College knows that those students received and the median amount that those students were obligated to repay under institutional financing plans upon completing the program of study, as follows: Program of Study Title IV Program Loans Median Loan Debt From Private Education Loans Institutional Financing Plans ACC N/G N/G N/G AEG $27,000 $0 $0 AM $31,000 $0 $0 AT $27,000 $0 $0 BA N/G N/G N/G BMG $32,500 $0 $0 CM N/G N/G N/G ECG N/G N/G N/G Page 6 of 9

7 GDD $24,183 $0 $0 GSR $27,875 $16,450 $0 HLS $27,000 $0 $0 HSM N/G N/G N/G MBA $0 $0 $0 MEG $27,875 $0 $0 MIS $27,000 $0 $0 MKM $45,000 $0 $0 PSY $31,500 $23,504 $0 SFE $27,500 $0 $0 SM $22,250 $0 $0 (1) For the purpose of disclosing the program of study information contained herein, the U.S. Department of Education s Dear Colleague Letter GEN requires all programs of study that have the same six digit Classification of Institutional Program code and credential level to be combined and reported as one program. Please refer to the Degree Program section of the Catalog for a complete listing of the programs of study offered at Daniel Webster College and the method of delivery for each of those programs (i.e., taught in residence at Daniel Webster College, online over the Internet as a distance education program or partially in residence and partially online). (2) The following table sets forth the Normal Time for each program of study: Program of Study ACC AEG AM AT BA BMG BAA BM CM ECG GDD GSR HLS HSM MBA MBA1 MBA2 MEG MIS MKM PSY SFE SM Normal Time (Consecutive Academic Semesters or Academic Quarters) 7 Academic Quarters 14 Academic Quarters 4 Academic Semesters 6 Academic Quarters Page 7 of 9

8 (3) This is an estimate of the total tuition that will be charged for a student to complete the program of study within the Normal Time of that program of study. This assumes that the student will: begin the program of study in the Fall academic semester or academic quarter in 2013; take a full-time course load each academic semester or academic quarter until the student graduates from the program of study, unless the number of credits required to graduate from the program in the student s last academic semester or last academic quarter of attendance is less than a full-time course load, in which case the student is assumed to take all of the courses containing all of the remaining credits required to graduate during that last academic semester or academic quarter; not transfer in, or test out of, any credits; successfully complete each course in the program of study and make satisfactory academic progress through graduation from the program of study; and take only those courses required to graduate from the program of study and not repeat, withdraw from or fail any of those courses. Daniel Webster College may, at any time in its discretion, revise the curriculum content of the program of study or any course in the program of study and change the number of credit hours in the program of study or in any course in the program of study. The tuition for each program course that a student is registered to take from Daniel Webster College is determined by multiplying the tuition per credit hour by the number of credit hours in the program course. The tuition for each academic semester or academic quarter in which a student is enrolled in a program of study offered by Daniel Webster College is determined by multiplying the tuition per credit hour by the total number of credit hours in all of the program courses that the student is registered to take during the academic semester or academic quarter. The tuition for the entire program of study in which a student is enrolled is determined by multiplying the tuition per credit hour by the total number of credit hours in all of the courses in that program of study. The tuition for all of the credit hours in all of the program courses that a student is registered to take from Daniel Webster College during an academic semester or academic quarter is due and payable by the student to Daniel Webster College on the first day of that semester. Daniel Webster College may, at any time and from time to time in its discretion, increase the tuition per credit hour charged to students for courses in any program of study offered by Daniel Webster College by publishing the higher tuition per credit hour in the Catalog at least 60 days before the effective date of the increase. Please refer to the Tuition and Fees section of the Catalog for information regarding adjustments to the tuition per credit hour at Daniel Webster College. A student will be obligated to pay Daniel Webster College the higher tuition per credit hour with respect to any program course that (a) the student is registered to take from Daniel Webster College and (b) begins after the effective date of the increase. Students should expect the College to increase, at least once during any calendar year, the tuition per credit hour charged for courses offered by Daniel Webster College. The estimated tuition assumes that a student enrolled in a semester credit hour program will begin the program of study in the Fall academic semester in 2013 and will take five courses in each of the: first and second academic semesters at the tuition per credit hour of $503 for undergraduate programs and $595 for graduate programs; third and fourth academic semesters at the estimated tuition per credit hour of $518 for undergraduate programs and $615 for graduate programs; fifth and sixth academic semesters at the estimated tuition per credit hour of $534; seventh and eighth academic semesters at the estimated tuition per credit hour of $550. The estimated tuition assumes that a student enrolled in a quarter credit hour online program will begin the program of study in the Fall academic quarter in 2013 and will take three courses in each of the: first through sixth academic quarters at the tuition per credit hour of $290 for undergraduate programs and $415 for graduate programs; seventh through tenth academic quarters at the estimated tuition per credit hour of $299; eleventh through fourteenth academic quarters at the estimated tuition per credit hour of $308. Page 8 of 9

9 N/A means not applicable. N/G means there were no graduates of the program during the award year. means the Normal Time for the program of study had not expired during the award year, so there is no reportable rate. 8/2013 Page 9 of 9