UNT begins offering 3 online bachelor's completion degrees

From a UNT News Service press release

Marie Wolffe, distance education student from Dearborn, Mich., won the Center for Distributed Learning's "Face of UNTeCampus" photo contest earlier this year in the Outside of Texas division. Wolffe's photo showed her recording an audio edition of a story for her advanced storytelling class while in her Michigan home.

UNT - already the largest provider of online credit courses among public universities in Texas - now offers three online bachelor's completion degrees for students who have earned an associate's degree from a community college or have fulfilled undergraduate core course requirements in previous college work.

The degrees are:

• Bachelor of Arts, general studies, College of Arts and Sciences
• Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences in applied technology and performance improvement, Department of Technology and Cognition, College of Education
• Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences, organizational development, College of Public Affairs and Community Service.

"With today's ongoing development of electronic mediums, the learning opportunities and experiences for students taking advantage of UNT's eCampus courses go far beyond the traditional classroom," says Arlita Harris, senior marketing specialist for the Center for Distributed Learning.

UNT currently offers 31 online degree programs and certificates.

To learn more or to register for courses, visit www.UNTeCampus.com.

UNT News Service Phone Number: (940) 565-2108
Contact: Roddy Wolper (940) 565-2943
Email: rwolper@unt.edu

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