online history degree

From the Great State of New York

Empire State College www.esc.edu offers an online BA in Historical Studies. At $207/hr. in-state and $536/hr. out-of-state, tuition for this 120-hr. program is $26,496 for in-staters and $68,608 for out-of-staters. They are accredited by the Middle States Association.

Excelsior College www.excelsior.edu offers a BA/BS in Liberal Arts/History. The website was not very forthcoming with tuition info on this 120-hr. program. They are accredited by the Middle States Association.

 

From the Great State of Ohio

The Union Institute & University www.myunion.edu offers an online BA in Historical, Social, and Cultural Studies. At $454/hr. tuition for the 120-hr. program is $54,480. They are accredited by the North Central Association. (Cincinnati Rocks! )

 

From the Great State of Texas

The University of Houston www.uh.edu offers an online BA in History. At $167.50/hr. in-state and $473.80/hr. out-of-state, tuition for the 120-hr. program costs in-staters $20,100 and out-of-staters $56,856. They are accredited by the Southern Association.

Southwestern Adventist University www.swau.edu offers an online BA in History. At $644/hr., this 128-hr. program costs $82,432. They are accredited by the Southern Association.

 

From the Great State of Utah

Weber State University www.weber.edu offers an online Bachelor of Integrated Studies in History. At $202/hr. out-of-state (no in-state tuition specified), total program tuition for the 120-hr. degree is $24,240 for out-of-staters. They are accredited by the Northwest Association.

 

From the Great State of Virginia

Mary Baldwin College www.mbc.edu offers the BA in History through their Adult Degree Program. At $388/hr., total program tuition for this 132-hr. degree is $51,216. They are accredited by the Southern Association.

 

From the Great State of West Virginia

American Military University www.apus.edu offers the BA in History and the BA in Military History online. At $250/hr., these 121-hr. degrees cost $30,250. They are accredited by the North Central Association and the Distance Education and Training Council.

 

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This cost can be reduced significantly by taking courses at lower cost colleges across the USA and by taking CLEP and DSST exams.

COSC and Excelsior will also except close to 100% of credits earned elswhere.

In addition most USA colleges mentioned by Ted will accept up 75% of credits earned at other colleges.

 

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Correction! This is $428/hr.

 

Educational!

I always get excited when Mr. Heiks responds to a thread, I know I'll be adding a few schools to my database every time.

 

One day Ted will find a degree program in Antarctica. Thanks for the info Ted, I've stumbled across several of your older posts now in which you listed all sorts of programs. They have been very useful.

 

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Well, not exactly a full-fledged degree program from Antarctica, but worthy of mention ... Many years ago, when I used to receive the California State University Dominguez Hills Extended Education catalog, they offered some travel classes and one of those travel classes was an Antarctic cruise.

 

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I'm curious: what does "bumpity" refer to? I have seen several posters say this lol. Also, to the original poster, my son just enrolled for his BA in History at American Public University. It is RA and has a ton of History courses. Good luck in your search.

 

No. seriously. "Bumpity" simply means to bump a thread solely to raise it back to the top of the list (presumably so it will not get lost into obscurity).

 

Ah! Thank you for the clarification!