ACHLS Trustees Announce Full Scholarships For Transfer Students Enrolling in the fall 2011

Free tuition! What's the catch?

There is no catch. (to request more info click here)

At ACHLS we believe that we are offering the best educational opportunity available to students who are looking to finish their B.A. Degrees and who may even wish to go on to law school. There is simply no other program that is as rigorous, that offers as much personal attention, that will teach students as effectively to be better thinkers, speakers and writers. ACHLS is committed to providing low cost, high quality education to students who are looking to achieve high academic and personal goals.

We also recognize that ACHLS represents an entirely new model for higher education. Yet in our first year of operation we have been lauded by educational experts and the media alike for our revolutionary and excellent program.

In order to further our goals, and with a full commitment to the academic excellence and reform that ACHLS has set out to establish, the ACHLS trustees have decided to grant full-tuition scholarships to students enrolling in the fall of 2011.

ACHLS is the best choice for transfer students, for undergraduates who have finished community college or for returning students who want to go back to college to finish their BA degree. We are proud to present this new financial aid program, which offers full tuition scholarships to incoming juniors as well as additional scholarships for a student's senior year of college, as an excellent and much needed alternative to the high cost of higher education today - enabling college students to graduate without debt.

In offering free tuition, ACHLS is joining many excellent schools that offer one or more years of free tuition among them Cooper Union in New York City and Berea in Kentucky (not to mention the military academies).

To read the official announcement please click here.

ACHLS is proud to be a pioneer in higher education and to serve our community in New Hampshire as well as all of New England.