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Introduction to South University

South University's online programs allow students to pursue bachelor's and master's programs from the comfort of home. Online programs relate to the field of business administration, though criminal justice and other topics are available.

South University -- Prospective Student Information

Prospective students interested in learning more about online programs offered at South University can contact the school by dialing 888-444-3404. Associates and Doctorate programs are also available.

To provide enrollment flexibility, online classes offered at South University begin eight times a year. Financial aid is available to those who qualify. Merit scholarships, federal grants and student loans are all viable options for tuition subsidization.

FAQs on South University

Is South University a Respected College?

South University has a tradition in excellence that spans more than 100 years. Online programs offered at the school share the same instructors, curriculum and degrees offered at the school's campus programs. The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools accredits all online programs offered by South University. The school is a Level V institution.

What Is the Online Learning Environment at South University?

Online classes follow a five and a half week schedule designed to provide flexibility for the busy adult. Small class sizes ensure that students receive adequate one-on-one attention from each instructor.

The curriculum is challenging and engaging, with multimedia learning tools, online text, lectures and group discussions available. Students have access to knowledgeable online faculty to answer any questions they may have.

What Is the Teaching Philosophy at South University?

All online degree programs at South University emphasize real-world practicality. Graduates have the knowledge to directly enter the career field of choice.

What Is the Admissions Process at South University?

South University provides a convenient online application process for prospective students. For additional assistance, dedicated admissions representatives are available to assist in transcript requests, career planning and other tasks related to applying for admission.

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