Your Journey Starts Here

Once accepted and confirmed, new students will receive a student email from our IT department. Students will use their gratz.edu email address to communicate with staff and faculty, send and receive important information, and stay up to date with enrollment deadlines and college events.

Your Program Director will provide you with an individualized degree plan to track your progress through the requirements.  

A full list of curriculum requirements and course descriptions can be found on each program's Degree Path.

Programs such as the Master's in Nonprofit Management can be completed in 18 months.

Doctoral programs are typically  3 to 5 years.

Students register for all courses using NetClassroom. In NetClassroom you will be able to:

• Register for courses
• See your scheduled classes
• View and pay your bill
• View your final grades
• Print an unofficial transcript

Registration Instructions

Once you have registered it may take a day or two to see your courses in Moodle. While most many materials for your courses are provide by your instructor, take time to review the "Required Texts" page and order any books prior to the start of the term.

For more detailed information, see the Office of the Registrar page. 

Moodle is the learning platform that holds your classes. Because our courses are online, you can study anywhere or anytime as long as you have internet access. With the exception of our Hebrew classes, all courses are asynchronous. This means there is no set day or time when you have to be at your computer. While you do have to log into Moodle weekly, to access lectures, participate in class discussion boards, and submit assignments, you can complete these tasks at times that are convenient for you!

You can access the course(s) for which you registered on the course's first day The first day of class can be found on the Academic Calendar.

All enrolled students have access to the Tuttleman Library. The Library houses print materials including special collections, offers vast electronic databases and journals, as well as interlibrary borrowing. Print materials can be shipped to students across the US. Librarians are available during regular business hours to assist with your research.

Students will use their Gratz username and ID number as their password to access our e-resources.

Gratz College offers a wide variety of ways to pay for your college experience including scholarships, fellowships, and financial aid.

Finance your education and see our tuition and fees here. Ask an admissions officer which options are best for you.

To remain eligible for financial aid, you must be enrolled in at least 6 credits per semester for graduate students and 1 credit per semester for doctoral students.  

To be considered for a scholarship, you must fill out the FAFSA and submit the Scholarship Application Form.

Gratz College scholarship application