University of the Southwest
(Hobbs, NM)
The University of the Southwest, founded by B. Clarence Evans, is a nondenominational Christian university established in 1962. Unlike most universities, this university offers three-week “Wintermester” classes, both online and in person, in subjects including criminal justice and sociology. The university offers more than 50 majors and has more than 300 undergraduate students in attendance.
The University of the Southwest offers baccalaureate and master’s degrees entirely online via its USW Online platform. Bachelor’s degree options include business administration, while master’s degree offerings include sports management, mental health counseling, special education and TESOL curriculum and instruction. …show more content…
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Mayville State University
(Mayville, ND)
Mayville State University, founded in 1889, historically focused on teacher training and education. Interestingly, the university did not offer a non-education degree until 1973, in business administration. The university obtained its current name in 1987 after approval from the North Dakota legislature. The university has roughly 800 students in attendance.
Mayville State University offers associate’s and baccalaureate degrees online through MSU Online. Associate’s degree options include business management and early childhood education, while bachelor’s degree offerings include mathematics and nursing. If your desired major is unavailable, keep checking back with this university for additional programs, as more are expected in the near future.
Resources available to online students include academic advising, online tutoring, online writing assistance via email or Skype, disability services and an online library with access to a wide variety of academic databases as well as librarians available via email or over the phone.
The Higher Learning Commission provides accreditation for Mayville State …show more content…
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Bismarck State College
(Bismarck, ND)
Bismarck State College is one of the largest colleges in the state with over 4,000 students in attendance and more than 20 undergraduate degree programs. The college is notable for its unique renewable energy, nuclear power technology, ethanol training and electric power technology degrees. Among its faculty is Ed Kringstad, who is a wrestling coach and a North Dakota senator.
Some of the associate’s degrees Bismarck State College offers may instead be used to fulfill certification requirements if the student wishes. Some of the associate’s degree programs with this option include electric power technology, power plant technology and instrumentation and control technology. For more information, be sure to speak to an academic advisor. The college also offers a bachelor’s degree in energy management, which also has this option.
Online student resources include technical support, an online job board and an online library with librarians available via email or over the phone.
The Higher Learning Commission provides accreditation for Bismarck State College.
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(Hobbs, NM)
The University of the Southwest, founded by B. Clarence Evans, is a nondenominational Christian university established in 1962. Unlike most universities, this university offers three-week “Wintermester” classes, both online and in person, in subjects including criminal justice and sociology. The university offers more than 50 majors and has more than 300 undergraduate students in attendance.
The University of the Southwest offers baccalaureate and master’s degrees entirely online via its USW Online platform. Bachelor’s degree options include business administration, while master’s degree offerings include sports management, mental health counseling, special education and TESOL curriculum and instruction. …show more content…
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Mayville State University
(Mayville, ND)
Mayville State University, founded in 1889, historically focused on teacher training and education. Interestingly, the university did not offer a non-education degree until 1973, in business administration. The university obtained its current name in 1987 after approval from the North Dakota legislature. The university has roughly 800 students in attendance.
Mayville State University offers associate’s and baccalaureate degrees online through MSU Online. Associate’s degree options include business management and early childhood education, while bachelor’s degree offerings include mathematics and nursing. If your desired major is unavailable, keep checking back with this university for additional programs, as more are expected in the near future.
Resources available to online students include academic advising, online tutoring, online writing assistance via email or Skype, disability services and an online library with access to a wide variety of academic databases as well as librarians available via email or over the phone.
The Higher Learning Commission provides accreditation for Mayville State …show more content…
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Bismarck State College
(Bismarck, ND)
Bismarck State College is one of the largest colleges in the state with over 4,000 students in attendance and more than 20 undergraduate degree programs. The college is notable for its unique renewable energy, nuclear power technology, ethanol training and electric power technology degrees. Among its faculty is Ed Kringstad, who is a wrestling coach and a North Dakota senator.
Some of the associate’s degrees Bismarck State College offers may instead be used to fulfill certification requirements if the student wishes. Some of the associate’s degree programs with this option include electric power technology, power plant technology and instrumentation and control technology. For more information, be sure to speak to an academic advisor. The college also offers a bachelor’s degree in energy management, which also has this option.
Online student resources include technical support, an online job board and an online library with librarians available via email or over the phone.
The Higher Learning Commission provides accreditation for Bismarck State College.
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