FAQs
Frequently asked questions
The questions applicants and students ask most often about studying with Anthem.
Questions and answers
Who can apply to Anthem University?
Anthem is an open-admission university. Anyone aged 18 or over who holds a high school diploma or an equivalency diploma may apply.
Is the whole degree studied online?
Yes. Lectures, coursework and assessment are delivered online, with occasional proctored examinations you can sit remotely or on site.
How long does a bachelor's degree take?
Full-time students typically complete 120 to 126 credits in four years. Part-time study is common and has no fixed time limit.
Can I transfer credit from another institution?
Up to 60 credits may transfer from recognised institutions, and eligible professional certificates can also be recorded for credit.
When can I start?
Semesters begin in the autumn, spring and summer, with open enrolment ahead of each start date.
How do I get an official transcript?
Write to the Office of the University Registrar at 2711 Centerville Road, Wilmington, DE 19808, or telephone (302) 348-8799. Include your full name, date of birth and student identification number.
Will you release my records to an employer?
Records are released to third parties only with the written consent of the student.
What financial support is available?
Grants, merit and completion awards, and interest-free instalment plans are available. One application is considered for every award you qualify for.
Do international students need a visa?
No. Because study is online, no student visa is required. Check how a United States degree is recognised in your own country before enrolling.
What technology do I need?
A reliable internet connection, a computer with a webcam and microphone, and a modern web browser are sufficient for all courses.