Online Programs

This program is designed for professional educators, including teachers, administrators, counselors, coaches, instructional coordinators, and leaders in educational policy.

This program is designed for the educator who holds a state teaching license and wishes to complete the requirements to be a principal, building-level administrator or leader.

This program is designed for leaders in diverse settings, such as business, healthcare, non-profit, churches, schools, criminal justice, law enforcement, technology, sports management and coaches, and anyone who is in or aspires to be in a leadership position.

Whether your career goal is human services, public relations, advertising, or ministry, the knowledgeable and caring faculty in the Department of Psychology can help you acquire the skills you need.

Gain necessary business knowledge through the application of business language, methodologies, and functions in today’s global business environment.

General Studies is an interdepartmental program allowing students to build their own degree plan based on interests that may not be met by any single major or department.

An Associate of arts is a two-year, flexible, undergraduate degree program. This degree focuses on humanities, arts, and general education. It is an entry-level degree program that often provides easy transferability when plugged directly into a 4-year program.

Dual enrollment allows current high school students to take college-level coursework while enrolled in a separate academic institution (i.e. high school, home school, or educational alternative). Students enrolled in these programs receive accredited and transferrable college credit offered at the same rigor as a traditional college course.

College credit may be awarded for some programming with strategic partners, organizations, or educational entities. Student Learning Outcomes are measured to determine programmatic alignment and academic rigor. This allows adults and non-traditional students the unique opportunity to gain credit through a broad range of experiences.