Need a grad level history class

Hi folks,
I'm looking for a grad class in history, hopefully low cost. Yet jumping on board...say December, or January is the most important factor! I need one more to meet this state's requirement for secondary education. Hopefully a U.S. or European class, at the 500 level.
Thanks,
Gavin

 

Here's a pretty reasonably priced independent study course at Kansas:

http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/is/hist.shtml#SCRL6

 

University of Alaska (Anchorage and Fairbanks) www.alaska.edu
American Military University www.apus.edu
Athabasca University www.athabascau.ca
Austin Peay State University www.apsu.edu
California State University Dominguez Hills www.csudh.edu
Chadron State College www.csc.edu
University of Colorado Denver www.cuonline.edu
Drake University www.drake.edu
Excelsior College www.excelsior.edu
Florida Atlantic University www.fau.edu
Fort Hays State University www.fhsu.edu
Goddard College www.goddard.edu
Governors State University www.govst.edu
Harvard University (Extension School) www.extension.harvard.edu
University of Iowa www.uiowa.edu
University of Missouri Columbia www.missouri.edu
University of Northern Iowa www.uni.edu
Norwich University www.norwich.edu
Ryerson University www.ryerson.ca
Sam Houston State University www.shsu.edu
Seattle Pacific University www.spu.edu
Southwestern Assemblies of God University www.sagu.edu
Syracuse University www.syr.edu
Tarleton State University www.tarleton.edu
Vermont College www.tui.edu
University of West Alabama www.uwa.edu
Western New Mexico University www.wnmu.edu
University of Wisconsin Stevens Point www.uwsp.edu
University of Wyoming www.uwyo.edu

 

American Military University www.apus.edu
Athabasca University www.athabascau.ca offers some interesting graduate distance history courses through their MA in Integrated Studies.
Austin Peay State University www.apsu.edu offers an MA in Military History online.
California State University Dominguez Hills www.csudh.edu offers a MA in Humanities with History Emphasis via distance learning.
Excelsior College www.excelsior.edu offers some interesting graduate distance history courses through their MA in Liberal Studies.
Fort Hays State University www.fhsu.edu offers an MLS in History via distance.
Goddard College www.goddard.edu once offered short residency MA in Cultural and Social History and MA in Feminist Studies degrees, so named, and these could now probably be "carved out" through their MA in Humanities and Social Sciences.
Governors State University www.govst.edu offers an MA in Political and Justice Studies at a distance, which can include up to 18 hours of graduate coursework in history.
Harvard University (Extension School) www.extension.harvard.edu offers a short-residency ALM in History.
Norwich University www.norwich.edu offers an online MA in Military History.
Sam Houston State University www.shsu.edu offers an MA in Military History at a distance.
Southwestern Assemblies of God University www.sagu.edu offers an MA in History at a distance.
Syracuse University www.syr.edu offers an MSSc in Social Sciences with concentrations in History and Government.
Vermont College www.tui.edu offers an MA in Individualized Studies that can be geared toward historical studies.
University of West Alabama www.uwa.edu offers an MAT in History Education.
Western New Mexico University www.wnmu.edu offers an online MA in Interdisciplinary Studies with concentrations in History and Political Science.


The University of Alaska (Anchorage and Fairbanks) www.alaska.edu , Chadron State College www.csc.edu , the University of Colorado Denver www.cuonline.edu , Drake University www.drake.edu , Florida Atlantic University www.fau.edu , the University of Iowa www.uiowa.edu , the University of Missouri Columbia www.missouri.edu , the University of Northern Iowa www.uni.edu , Ryerson University www.ryerson.ca , Seattle Pacific University www.spu.edu , Tarleton State University www.tarleton.edu , the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point www.uwsp.edu , and the University of Wyoming www.uwyo.edu were all reported in Peterson's Guide to Distance Learning Programs (2003 edn.) as offering graduate history classes (but no degrees) at a distance.

 

Friartuck, Thanks for the info, the tsarist Russian class looks good.

Ted,
WOW, Can I nickname you "H-Bomb Ted"? You explode with information!
I have one question for this board. If Ted is not a moderator already, then why not?!?

+1 For Ted as a moderator...a little consensus building for Ted's new role!
Gavin

 

The offer is open, if he's interested.

 

A little note of explanation here. All of the above are indeed listed in the Peterson's Guide to Distance Learning Programs (2003 edn.) as offering distance graduate classes (but no degree) in history. However, in many of these cases, I have had difficulty finding them. Seattle Pacific University www.spu.edu , through its SPIRAL Program, does offer 5000-level distance classes in Engaging History, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Marco Polo, the American Revolution, U. S. Presidents, Lewis and Clark, the Civil War, U. S. History Since 1877, the American West, History of the Pacific Northwest, Washington History, World War II, the Vietnam War, and the History of Mexico.

 

I have to wonder if I'm worthy of such an honor.

 

offers the MA in History (with concentrations in Ancient and Classical History, European History, and American History), MA in Humanities, the MA in Military History (with concentrations in American Revolution Studies, Civil War Studies, and World War II Studies), and the MA in Military Studies (with concentrations in Land Warfare, Naval Warfare, and Air Warfare).

 

For cost, and RA in grad history:

AMU http://www.amu.apus.edu/index.htm

Western New Mexico http://sapphire.wnmu.edu:7777/SWWSCHEDWU.htm

 

Darn! I see my tactic of false modesty didn't work.

 

Fresno Pacific

Fresno Pacific University offers a number of graduate-level social studies courses that are $99 per credit hour.

http://www.fresno.edu/admissions/professional_development/courses/social_studies/