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What is the difference between a Certificate student and a Masters student at ACA?

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What is the difference between a Certificate student and a Masters student at ACA?

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Programmatically, there is no difference between Certificate (non-degree / those who do not hold an undergraduate degree) and Master’s candidates. All students take the same classes for the same number of credits and the tuition is a fixed-rate charge. However, if you are planning to apply for loans to help finance your education, please be aware that Certificate students are not eligible for the Federal Loan Program (FAFSA). Certificate students must finance their time here through private loans. More information about these various private loan programs can be found through www.finaid.org or through GW’s Office of Financial Aid.

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