Academics

The College of Extended Learning presents courses specifically designed to reach time-and place-bound students (Weekend Courses and Distance Education) and unique degree programs (Bachelor of Applied Studies and Bachelor of Individualized Studies) for students with goals that are not met by traditional programs.

Degree Programs

The College of Extended Learning offers flexible programs to serve students with degree plans and academic experiences that do not fit the traditional mold. The Bachelor of Applied Studies and the Bachelor of Individualized Studies allow students to build, enhance, and broaden prior and current academic experiences without having to start over or take courses that do not meet their academic needs.

The Bachelor of Applied Studies (BAS) is for students with a 2-year degree in applied science or the equivalent. Nationally, BAS programs are recognized as effective ways to help working people with specialized skills and education meet industry-specific standards while obtaining a bachelor degree. More about the BAS...

The Bachelor of Individualized Studies (BIS) is for the student whose academic interests are well defined, but cannot be met by existing degree programs. With the help of an academic advisor at the College of Extended Learning, the student works with faculty to develop an individual program of study that bridges academic disciplines. More about the BIS...

Distance Education: Online, blended, and face-to-face courses at remote locations.

The Certificate in Online Teaching and Learning (OTL) is for professionals in business, government, education, or other settings who want to develop their knowledge and skills in online teaching and learning. More about the OTL...

Weekend Courses: Main campus full-credit courses that serve students who find it difficult or impossible to take classes during the week because of work or family responsibilities.