The first ever accelerated bachelor’s degree programs in Louisiana will give students a faster way to achieve their career goals.

For generations of college students, the traditional path to a bachelor’s degree has typically meant earning about 120 credit hours across a four-year period. But given today’s increased costs and ...

A new academic initiative designed for non-nursing graduates was recently established by the College of Nursing, providing an accelerated pathway to a nursing career and a potential remedy to staff ...

First-year student Daniel Bossett hasn’t taken a college course yet, but he already has his sights set on a career incorporating sustainable technology into mechanical engineering when he graduates ...

Exceptional students currently enrolled in one of our undergraduate degree programs are encouraged to apply to our Accelerated Bachelor’s/Master’s program (ABM ...

Accelerated online degrees for working adults allow enrollees to attend college without cutting their work hours. They save time and money on commuting and parking expenses — and may even spend less ...

What is a 4+1? Our accelerated degree (4+1) programs enable students to apply for a graduate program as early as their junior year of undergraduate study. If granted acceptance, students will take 6 ...

"We've asked the schools for their thoughts, and we've asked them to be as creative as possible." ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — The Louisiana Board of Regents approved the first accelerated bachelor’s degree (AccB) programs in the state. According to a release, this type of degree is a ...

The Bachelor’s–Accelerated Master’s (BAM) degree program options offer currently enrolled CU Boulder undergraduate students the opportunity to receive a bachelor’s and master’s degree in a shorter ...