Online Degree Programs

Yes. You'll earn the same degree and diploma as students who attend classes on campus at the same LSU institution.

Yes. LSU Online offers programs from LSU institutions accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). Some programs also have additional accreditation specific to their field.

Tuition varies by program, but you'll pay the same rate per credit hour regardless of where you live. There are no additional out-of-state tuition charges. You can find tuition information on each program page. Financial aid, military and veteran benefits, and credit for prior learning may also help reduce your total cost.

Admission requirements vary by program, degree level, and institution. Most programs require an application and official transcripts, while some may have additional requirements. Many graduate programs do not require GRE or GMAT scores. Visit the program's page for specific admission requirements.

You may be able to transfer credits from another college or university toward your degree. You may also qualify for credit based on professional certifications, military training, or work-related learning. Transfer credit eligibility varies by program and institution.

It depends on your program and how many credits you already have. Transfer credits and credit for prior learning may help you finish sooner. Visit your program's page for an estimated completion time.

Yes. Financial aid is available for eligible students and programs. You may also qualify for military and veteran education benefits or tuition assistance through your employer. Eligibility varies, so be sure to review your options.

You'll have access to a dedicated Student Success Coach who can help guide you from application through graduation. You'll also have access to additional student resources, including career services and LSU's alumni network.