Morningside University Graduate Credits
Earn graduate credits through Morningside University — taught by Grow Professionally instructors
Grow Professionally partners with Morningside University to offer graduate-level professional development credits for K-12 educators. Choose from 14 courses across technology integration, AI, literacy, scheduling, English language learning, and more. All courses are self-paced and online — course materials are delivered digitally upon registration.
University fee is bundled into the GP registration price — no separate payment needed.
View Pricing & RegisterUniversity fee is bundled into the Grow Professionally registration price — no separate payment needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my district accept these graduate credits?
Graduate credits offered through Grow Professionally are provided in partnership with Morningside University, an accredited university. Many school districts accept these credits for salary advancement, license renewal, and continuing education requirements. However, because every district has its own policies and approval process, we always recommend checking with your district office or HR department before enrolling.
If you need documentation or course information to submit for approval, Grow Professionally can help provide the details your district may request.
How long do I have to complete the course?
Grow Professionally courses are designed with busy educators in mind. Most participants complete their coursework on a flexible schedule, allowing them to work at their own pace around teaching, coaching, and family responsibilities.
Specific course timelines and completion deadlines may vary depending on the course and semester schedule, so it’s important to review the course details before registering. The goal is to provide a manageable learning experience that helps educators grow professionally without adding unnecessary stress to their workload.
How is the course delivered and when do I receive materials?
Courses are delivered fully online, giving educators the flexibility to complete assignments from anywhere and on a schedule that works best for them. After registration, participants will receive access instructions, course materials, and any required resources electronically.
Most materials are available shortly before the course begins or immediately after enrollment, depending on the course structure. Because everything is designed for working professionals, the process is streamlined and easy to access without requiring in-person attendance.
What are the university fees and how are they paid?
Course pricing may include both the Grow Professionally course fee and applicable university tuition or processing fees through Morningside University. Payment instructions and fee details are provided during the registration process so participants know exactly what to expect before enrolling.
In many cases, university-related fees are paid directly through the university registration system, while course registration is handled through Grow Professionally. If you have questions about payment options or fee breakdowns, support is available to help guide you through the process.
What is the refund policy?
Refund eligibility may depend on when a participant withdraws from a course and whether university registration has already been processed. Because graduate credit courses involve both instructional and university-related components, some fees may be non-refundable after certain deadlines.
Participants are encouraged to review refund details carefully at the time of registration and contact Grow Professionally as early as possible if they need to withdraw. The goal is always to work with educators fairly while also following university policies and course scheduling requirements.
Can I take multiple courses at the same time?
Yes. Many educators choose to take multiple courses simultaneously, especially when working toward salary advancement, license renewal, or graduate credit goals. Because courses are designed with flexibility in mind, participants can often balance more than one class alongside their professional responsibilities.
That said, educators should consider their workload and schedule before enrolling in multiple courses at once. Taking on too much can become overwhelming during the school year, so choosing a pace that supports meaningful learning and work-life balance is important.
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