Potomac College Washington DC

Potomac College DC Campus
4000 Chesapeake Street, NW
Washington, DC 20016

Interactive Learning Environment
Adults learn differently than traditional age students. Potomac College recognizes that, and works diligently to create an environment appropriate to adult learning.
Participatory learning is fostered through a carefully crafted curriculum that utilizes student discussions, case studies and team projects, where students are active learners rather than passive listeners. Even the classrooms are set up to facilitate interactive learning. This environment has proven to best enable the student to master technical and professional skills, and develop leadership and critical thinking skills necessary in today’s competitive job market.

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Upper Division- (18 month program)

Our eighteen (18) month program can facilitate your completion of a Bachelor of Science degree in Management or Information Systems Management, while attending classes on Saturdays or two (2) evenings per week. The credits you earn in your Management or Information Systems Management major consist of a winning combination of theory and applied research courses, culminating with a capstone project. It is possible to earn six (6) credits every six (6)weeks.

Support Courses-Lower Division

Potomac College offers courses to support admission prerequisites for all majors for students who have less than the equivalent of 45 credits and a minimum of 24 credit hours from previous college work, credit for experiential learning, corporate/military training, and/or college equivalency examinations.

Jim Kay of Class of 1995 is quoted....
I have to credit my success with the unsurpassed understanding of the IT field I gleaned from my experience at Potomac College. I think that the most important aspect was the opportunity to actually apply that which I was learning in the classroom to real life business situations. Through the cohort model I was introduced to the inner workings of many different corporate atmospheres, thus enabling me to better understand the needs of my varied clientele. Starting one's own company can be an intimidating undertaking, however, the day I put on my cap and gown, I felt truly ready to face whatever "Corporate America" handed out."

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