Graduate level History class

Does anyone know where I can pick up a graduate level history course for this term? It will eventaully transfered to MSU, I hoping to find a class without all the muss and fuss of entrance essays ect.
Something on the order of a class audit that will allow the course hours to transfer.
Best,
Gavin

 

Fort Hayes State has a History concentration in their on-line Master of Liberal Arts program. They look pretty affordable to.
http://www.fhsu.edu/mls/conc/index.shtml

 

Jdaug,
Thanks, but I'm taking my last one with FHSU at the moment, the whole ball of wax is soon going to be transfered to Mountain State. Currently I'm in the MLS program w/FHSU and after the stunt they pulled with an adjunct I'm not so sure about them!
If you or anyone else is considering FHSU MLS program, make sure it's your last or only option, otherwise drop the application and run away!
Best,
Gavin

 

Sam Houston State University has an online MA in History, focusing upon military history.

I don't know if you can take just one of their classes or not, but the site is here


clint

 

U of Kansas has some, the Russian History course looks interesting at a fairly good price:

http://www.kuce.org/isc/hist.html

and Northern Iowa has one at $153 per credit:

http://www.uni.edu/contined/gis/courses/briefs/web/960131g.shtml

 

Thanks!

 

This course is offered via distance ed at Harvard Extension.

HIST E-1632/W The History of Boston (22211)
(Syllabus) (Print View)
Robert J. Allison, PhD, Associate Professor of History, Suffolk University.
Writing-intensive course. 4 units. Noncredit $300, undergraduate credit $525, graduate credit $1,400.
Tuesday, Feb. 1, 7:35-9:35 pm, Sever Hall, Room 113. Spring term
Online and on-campus options. See the Distance Education website.

Boston from the 1620s to the Big Dig. We discover the people who have built and rebuilt and transformed the city, from the days of the Puritans through the era of the American Revolution, nineteenth-century immigration and industrialization, and twentieth-century decline and revival.

 

Alarmingidea,
That class would be a fantastic course too take, but at 1,400.00 dollars it hurt my feelings! I'm having to pay"full freight"!
Best,
Gavin
PS Iowa is panning out, they have one I inquired about - US History 1919-1945