Question 1

Does JCU offer scholarships and financial aid?

Accepted Answer

John Cabot University offers merit-based scholarships and need-based grants to degree-seeking students from all over the world. We also participate in the U.S. Title IV Program for Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized and Parent PLUS and GRAD PLUS loans.

Question 2

What degrees are offered at JCU?

Accepted Answer

JCU offers Bachelor of Arts in Art History, Business Administration, Classical Studies, Communications, Economics and Finance, English Literature, History, Humanistic Studies, International Affairs, International Business, Italian Studies, Marketing, Political Science, and Psychological Science.

Question 3

How is the curriculum organized?

Accepted Answer

To graduate from John Cabot University with a bachelor's degree, you must fulfill all academic requirements, earn an overall minimum grade point average of 2.00 in all courses taken at the University, with no more than two grades lower than C- in core courses and have earned at least 120 credits. Typically, one class is worth three credits, which reflects the number of academic hours spent in class each week.

Question 4

What should I expect from an American classroom setting?

Accepted Answer

American liberal arts universities pride themselves on the personal attention they give to students. JCU classes generally have between 10 and 25 students (an average of 15). These small numbers permit professors to conduct discussions that elicit students' ideas, requiring them to defend their opinions. The JCU liberal arts program places great emphasis on student participation with in-class presentations and discussions.

Question 5

What can I expect after I graduate from John Cabot University?

Accepted Answer

Students who earn degrees at John Cabot University are well-prepared to enter the international workforce. Our alumni are hired by multinational companies, universities, financial institutions, and diplomatic organizations.