Spring Term II

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What is Spring Term II?

Spring Term II is designed for students who missed the beginning of the semester and want to start mid-semester. 

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Who is Eligible to Apply?  

Students who want a flexible schedule to control their academic journey. Courses are offered online for added flexibility.  

Degrees Offered for Spring Term II 

All courses are offered online and available in featured majors, including: 

  • Business Administration (Accounting) 
  • Business Administration (Management) 
  • Criminology 
  • Interdisciplinary Studies 
  • Sport Management 
  • Social Work 

Admission Requirements 

  • Completed admissions application 
  • Official transcript(s) from all colleges and Universities attended since high school 
  • A minimum 2.0 GPA is required 

How to Apply 

Important Deadlines 

All applications and required documents must be submitted by Friday, March 6. This includes submitting all official transcripts. 

Classes Begin: Monday, March 16 

For questions, contact the Office of Admissions and Recruitment. Email admissions@jcsu.edu or call 704.378.1010.  

Frequently Asked Questions

The Evening Online Program is designed for working adults and nontraditional students who want to earn a degree while balancing work, family, and other responsibilities. Classes are offered online and in the evening for added flexibility. 

This program is ideal for: 

  • Working professionals 
  • Adult learners returning to school 
  • Students who need flexible scheduling 
  • Students who prefer online learning 

The following majors are exclusively offered in an online format: Interdisciplinary Studies, Sport Management, Criminology, Business Administration: Accounting and Management. Social Work is offered in a hybrid format.  

For more information on these programs, please review the following links:  

Interdisciplinary Studies | Johnson C. Smith University 

Social Work | Johnson C. Smith University 

Business Administration | Johnson C. Smith University 

Criminology | Johnson C. Smith University 
 

Yes, most courses are offered fully online asynchronously (there is no specific meeting day/time for the courses but course work must be completed by the deadline provided by the instructor).  Additionally, courses within the Social Work major may include on-the-ground classes, optional or required virtual meetings, discussion boards, or live online sessions. 

Classes are typically held online to accommodate working adults. Online coursework allows students to complete assignments at convenient times, while still meeting deadlines. 

Program length depends on the degree, number of credits required, and whether you attend part-time or full-time. Transfer credits may reduce the time needed to complete your degree. 

Yes. JCSU accepts transfer credits from accredited institutions. Official transcripts must be submitted for evaluation. 

Admission requirements vary by program but generally include: 

  • A completed application 
  • Official transcripts from all colleges and Universities attended since high school. 
  • A minimum 2.0 GPA is required. 
  • An admissions counselor can help guide you through the process.

Yes. Eligible students may apply for financial aid, including federal grants, loans, scholarships, and employer tuition assistance. Students should complete the FAFSA to be considered.

Tuition and fees vary based on the number of credits you are interested in taking. For the most accurate and up-to-date cost information, please review the following link:  Tuition Fee Schedule | Johnson C. Smith University.   

Yes. Evening Online students have access to many JCSU resources, including: 

  • Academic advising 
  • Library services 
  • Tutoring and academic support 
  • Career services 
  • Technical support 

Students will need: 

  • A reliable computer or laptop 
  • Internet access 
  • An active JCSU email account 
  • Some courses may require specific software, which will be shared before classes begin. 

You can apply online through the JCSU website. An admissions counselor is available to assist you throughout the application and enrollment process.  Please find the application link here:  Apply Now! 

Official transcripts can be submitted through the following:  

Postal mail: 

Attn: Office of Admissions 
100 Beatties Ford Road 
Charlotte, NC 28216 

For additional questions, please contact: 

Office of Admissions:  admissions@jcsu.edu or 704.378.1010.

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