Louisiana Online Degree - Distance Learning Programs

The University of Louisiana at Monroe:
With over 8,000 students and steadily increasing enrollment, The University of Lousiana at Monroe is known for its excellence in a variety of academic areas and a faculty that focuses on students. The university is that and more. The primary purposes of ULM are instruction, research, creative activity, and service. Degree programs are offered by the four Colleges and the Graduate School. ULM is pleased to welcome you to the exciting and flexible educational opportunities available through electronic learning. In cooperation with the Southern Regional Electronic Campus (SREC), ULM is proud to offer the distance learner access to a selection of quality courses taught by an outstanding faculty, dedicated to innovative instruction and providing the learner with the highest quality post-secondary education available.

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Associate of Arts in General Studies (AGS) is an extremely popular curricula offering a unique challenge for continued self-improvement and for career enhancement. This degree requires a minimum of 65 semester hours.

Bachelor of Arts in General Studies - Business Concentration (BGS) requires 30 semester hours from the College of Business Administration curricula. This degree requires a minimum of 125 semester hours.

Bachelor of Arts in General Studies - Social Science concentration (BGS) requires a minimum of 125 semester hours.

Bachelor of Business Administration - General Business (BBA), available starting January 2009, requires a minimum of 120 semester hours and is offered for students seeking a broad background in business.

Bachelor of Science in Health Studies - Healthcare Marketing/Management (BSHS) is a terminal undergraduate degree for mid-level managerial employment in healthcare with additional management and marketing courses.

Master of Arts in Criminal Justice (MA) offers 33 semester-hour (thesis option) or 36 semester-hour (non-thesis option) program.

Master of Arts in Gerontology (MA) requires 39 semester hours.