King University's online bachelor's in English is designed for those pursuing secondary education careers; however, you will develop skills that apply to many industries. Practice leadership, communication, analysis, and problem-solving to work in editing, freelance writing, library science, publishing, public relations, government service, and more.

Attain your BS in Agribusiness Management degree online with Southwest Minnesota State University to prepare for success across the agriculture and business sectors. The major includes 20 courses in marketing, accounting, and more, along with an Agricultural Finance concentration. Backed by the Mustang Promise, this program equips you with skills for roles in agrochemical sales, farm management, and other sectors after graduation. Take classes entirely online, finishing in 2–4 years. Learn more!

Start your career in human services with East Central University's online B.A. in Human Services Counseling. Choose a concentration in Aging, Counseling, Rehabilitation or Services to the Deaf and work in a variety of areas including family support, care facilities, prison systems and more. Graduate in 2-4 years.

Become an agent of positive change with Benedictine University's online B.A. in Criminology. Explore the social and psychological factors behind crime so you can pursue careers in social work, law enforcement, public policy and more. Earn your bachelor's degree in 18 months by transferring credits and receiving credit for prior experience. Request more information today.

Learn the skills you need to lead and manage professional organizations across a variety of industries with the Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Leadership from Brenau University. With professional courses, including a leadership improvisation class designed to help you understand leadership on a higher level, you'll be well-prepared to make your next career move. Learn more and apply today!

Aurora University's online bachelor's in psychology program covers the mind and human behavior from a lifespan developmental perspective, with topics including both abnormal and normal behavior, personality development, motivation, the cultural environment, and interaction with others. This flexible degree allows students to tailor their learning and pursue a double major. Graduates are prepared for a variety of career options or to continue their studies through a graduate program.

Become a compassionate and competent agent of change with an online BA in Criminology from Carlow University. Graduates emerge from Carlow's criminology program prepared with the foundational knowledge of the criminal justice system and a crucial understanding of how trauma and mental health can impact criminal behavior. Our flexible, 100 percent online program can be completed in as few as three years. Students graduate prepared for a broad range of criminology careers or graduate study.

Designed by faculty and staff representing a variety of subjects, the online Bachelor of Arts in Professional Leadership and Ethics from Methodist University will give you an interdisciplinary perspective to advance your career. The curriculum focuses on "3 C's": collaboration (interpersonal communication and design), contextualization (research and analysis), and contribution (application and professional practice).

Launching Fall 2020, International Direct provides support and services for degree-seeking international students in the first term of their undergraduate degree. From receiving pre-departure information to a welcoming airport pickup in the US and a ready-made room on campus, students will have the full first-year experience of their academic major in the college where they are studying. International Direct offers students a safe place to land in the US, ensuring success as they adjust to university life abroad.

Receive the support you need to finish your bachelor's degree online with CSP Global's B.A. in General Studies. This program accepts up to 90 transfer credits and offers the flexibility you need to finish your degree without putting your life on hold – all from the most affordable private college in the Twin Cities.

Expand the limits of a single field of study when you opt for a degree in Social and Behavioral Sciences. This program in Bachelor of Arts in Social and Behavioral Sciences is an interdisciplinary major that encompasses a broad range of fields and disciplines including sociology, psychology, anthropology, economics, history, business, political science, and criminal justice.

UB's economics program is designed for students interested in making the world better by understanding how resources like money and land are distributed. Whether addressing global poverty or making business decisions, you'll learn to apply economic principles to improve efficiency in both professional and personal contexts.

While defining the importance of education, Dr. King also could have been writing journalism’s mission statement. Those principles have not changed. However, in the 15 years of Morehouse’s journalism program, the discipline has become a rapidly evolving multimedia environment that has chopped down the past’s print, broadcast, and photographic silos.

The Academy of Art University’s School of Art History BA program is a unique major that addresses the traditional art historical study through the analysis of visual culture from antiquity to the present. Complemented with fine art studio coursework (12 units), the BA allows for students to engage in critical and research-based analysis of art and architecture, learning to study the visual culture through its role and influence on different cultures and periods. With internationally recognized faculty and access to a rich offering of coursework, the AAU’s Art History BA prepares students for a career in art-related fields: e.g. in art galleries, museums, foundations, archiving, publishing, and public arts administration.

Sociology and anthropology are two social sciences that seek to understand the relationship between individuals and the social worlds they create and inhabit. Sociologists and anthropologists investigate how societies are organized, how cultures are reproduced, and how these processes shape individual identities.