McNeese State University

AVAILABLE PROGRAMS

Sociology

Criminal Justice

Students with less than 45 hours of transferable college credit can begin the first two years of the Criminal Justice degree online through a 2+2 program, earning an associate degree in the process. Once 45 hours of transferable college credit are earned, students may then begin taking coursework towards their bachelor's degree through McNeese's CALL Program. The McNeese State University's Criminal Justice program allows the learner to earn a BS degree in 120 hours in an accelerated format.

Family and Child Studies Program

The Family & Child Studies degree program at McNeese State University is one of the newest programs offered through CALL. Classes are on-line and are offered in an accelerated format to allow flexibility to non-traditional students who have job and family commitments and therefore have difficulty attending classroom sessions during the regular work day. On-line courses allow you to access class information and assignments at a time convenient to you. CALL classes are offered in quarter sessions. This means that instead of the regular 16 week long semester course, classes will be taught in 8 week sessions.

Bachelor of Science in Management

The management degree is useful for those needing to further their management knowledge and/or strengthen their credentials as a practicing manager-public- or private-sector. Business and management degrees are among the best in the nation for finding gainful employment soon after graduation.

PROGRAM/SCHOOL FEATURES

Admission into CALL is reserved for non-traditional students or students who have difficulty balancing job and family with school. See Admission Requirements for more information.

Through the CALL program, you will be on the fast-track to complete your degree through on-line classes and services, accelerated course delivery, and Prior Learning Assessment.

OVERVIEW

McNeese State University now offers online baccalaureate degrees in Family and Child Studies and Criminal Justice through the Center for Adult Learning in Louisiana (CALL) Program. The CALL Program allows adult learners the opportunity to pursue their degree online without putting their lives on hold. CALL allows adult learners to take advantage of two 8-week sessions within a regular semester. This allows students to earn credits each session during the semester while only having to concentrate on one or two classes at the same time. The online courses allow students to access class information and assignments when and where they chose.

CONTACT INFO

• Dr. Helen Ware, Director of Electronic Learning and CALL
• Dr. Allison Gibbons, Facilitator of Family and Child Studies

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