In a time of fear and uncertainty for so many college students, Franklin University wants you to know that their academic programs, student services, and online learning experiences are designed to fit the needs of busy adults. Franklin’s transfer-friendly degree programs help students start strong and finish faster – saving time and money to complete their college degree.
How can I connect with Franklin University?
Due to COVID-19, Franklin University will not be visiting the Hocking College campus until the state’s stay-at-home order is lifted and campus activities are back to normal. Instead, Franklin University will be visiting virtually every Wednesday from 1-4 p.m. beginning April 8 to answer questions about their 3+1 partnership with Hocking College.
Tell me more about Franklin University
Founded in 1902 in Columbus, Ohio, Franklin University is a non-profit private school that specializes in helping non-traditional adult students realize their academic aspirations and enable the broadest community of learners to achieve their goals.
Is Franklin University accredited?
Yes! The Higher Learning Commission accredits franklin University. It also holds specialized accreditations for specific academic programs through the International Accreditation Council for Business Education and the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.
What programs does Franklin offer?
Franklin University offers 36 different bachelor’s degree programs. A few of the programs students have to choose from include:
- Accounting
- Healthcare Management
- Business Administration
- Computer Science
- Web Development
- Criminal Justice Administration
- Cybersecurity
- Health Sciences
- Psychology
- Marketing
- Nursing
- Public Relations
- Public Safety Management and Leadership
- Risk Management and Insurance
Can I have some details about Franklin’s partnership with Hocking College?
Presently, Hocking College has several 3+1 partnerships with Franklin University that allow students to obtain their bachelor’s degree. These partnerships save students money and time by allowing them to take the third year of their bachelor’s degree at Hocking College – paying the community college tuition rate:
- Allied Health and Nursing
- Accounting and Financial Services
- Business
- Cyber Security
- Web Development
- Addiction Counseling
- Criminal Justice
- Public Safety
Hocking College and Franklin University also offer students two other types of bachelor's degree paths. The traditional 2+2 transfer program, and the 1+2+1 program where students start taking College and Credit Plus Classes in high school, attend Hocking College for two years and take their final year at Franklin University.
Students wishing to learn more about Franklin University's programs should contact Franklin's Community College Regional Manager Greg Haskins, at either 614-849-2997 or transferinfo@franklin.edu.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions virtual office hours are only available via Zoom on Tuesday’s from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Click here to join!
However, students who aren't available for a virtual visitation at this specific time and day can also meet with Haskins over the phone or virtually on other dates and times by visiting his calendar link.
