Guide to Admissions

THE DiULUS INSTITUTE

Guide to Admissions

Who Can Be a Scholar - Who Are the Scholar Faculty

Eligibility

Graduate students with a baccalaureate degree or qualified experience from United Nations developing countries, US senior citizens aged 70 and above living entirely on social security income, US Military men and women stationed in Iraq or Afghanistan when they applied, and native American Indians living and working on Indian lands and considered below the US poverty level.

The Institute does discriminate based on race, religion, age, ethnic background or lifestyle choice. The Institute reserves the right to deny admission to any candidate it feels is either not qualified or otherwise does not meet the strict academic, moral and ethical standards expected and does not ascribe to nor support the Institute's Character and Ethics Code of Behavior.

Qualifications

Eligible candidates must meet the Institutes minimum criteria for acceptance and also exemplify a scholastic aptitude to thrive in a distance education environment. DiUlus Scholars must also evidence the highest ideals of character and ethics, demonstrate an active desire for public service, and proffer a personal blueprint of their willingness to invest time, talent, and even treasure in serving their fellow man, community and nation.

Once admitted, a DiUlus Scholar must also continue to demonstrate a desire to excel and be highly proficient in both writing and speaking English.

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Faculty

The Institute faculty are from a faculty pool provided by Global Academy Online, Inc. Teachers must be current or former full-time faculty at recognized accredited colleges and universities. Their accrediting agency must be recognized by the Institute and, in the case of US faculty, recognized by the USA Department of Education.

All Institute faculty have advanced degrees with over 95% possessing an earned doctorate. Institute faculty are expected to bring the same rigor and requirements to the DiUlus Institute virtual classrooms that would, without question, meet required standards of academic rigor recognized by accrediting and licensing agencies throughout the world.