Methodist University is adding to its already-successful menu of online degree programs – offering five additional online programs beginning this fall.
Methodist University is adding to its already-successful menu of online degree programs – offering five additional online programs beginning this fall.
MU’s online programs bring excellence and affordability together. Not only do they provide the same high-quality instruction as its on-campus programs, but the online programs also deliver a cost-effective, flexible option for working adults, active-duty military, their families and anyone else looking to advance their careers.
Each MU online course is taught by the same expert faculty as its on-campus offering, a sharp contrast to many other online programs in the nation that are taught by online-only faculty. Like on-campus students, online students also have access to a dedicated enrollment counselor who can guide them throughout the entire process.
With fall registration in full swing, now is a perfect time to consider one of Methodist University’s 22 online programs. Among them are five new online programs, which MU handpicked using extensive market research of future job opportunities along with faculty expertise.
Among the additions is one undergraduate program and four graduate programs (which are pending approval by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges):
- Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Science
- Master of Education in Educational Leadership with a Specialization in Instructional Technology
- Master of Criminal Justice
- Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
- Doctor of Nursing Practice: Executive Leadership
Methodist University is also adding five minors to its online offerings: Computer Information Technology, Criminal Justice, Health Care Administration, Psychology, and Social Work.
Interested students are encouraged to apply for the new undergraduate and graduate programs immediately with a deadline of July 31, 2023, for the fall semester. Visit here to get started.
“The new online graduate programs and undergraduate program will allow students who are unable to complete a face-to-face program due to family, work or military commitments to pursue a fully online program and prepare for successful careers,” said Beth Carter, MU’s vice provost for Online & Extended Learning.
Along with the new programs, MU also offers online degrees in areas like Social Work, Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Information Technology, Health Care Administration, Marketing, Psychology, and much more. To see the full list, visit here.