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| Hamburger University |
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| Our College Degree Program |
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- The American Council on Education (ACE) is the nation's unifying body for higher education. They have recognized the investment McDonald’s has made in people and the company’s high-caliber training curriculum.
- Hamburger University students can earn credit toward a college degree through their course work. The American Council on Education has recommended 100 percent of the restaurant manager and mid-management curriculum for college credit – a total of 46 credits.
- This means that McDonald's training for Managers is now recognized as college-level course work, eligible for credits that can be transferred to colleges and universities (both private and public) and applied toward a 2- or 4-year degree.
- The average restaurant manager has completed the equivalent of approximately 21 credit hours of college-level work through their McDonald’s training, which is equal to about one semester of college.
- We continue to work with colleges and universities to leverage our partnership with the American Council on Education.
- If you are a McDonald’s employee, click here and learn how to turn your training experience into college credits today!
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