Primary-Source-Driven Curriculum

Offers a fully online BA in English requiring 180 quarter units, including 45 in residence and 76.5 upper-division units, with coursework including Shakespeare studies and a capstone project involving original literary scholarship.

Offers a research-intensive BA in History program that develops cultural knowledge, writing, and critical thinking skills, taught by faculty with advanced degrees and scholarly credentials, culminating in a capstone research project portfolio.

Awarded nearly $55 million in scholarships and tuition discounts in the past year, including targeted Key Grants of up to $3,600 annually for disadvantaged students.

Offers Bachelor of Arts degrees in English and History requiring 180 quarter units, featuring research-intensive coursework, Shakespeare studies, and capstone projects that develop scholarly or portfolio-worthy research.

Provides financial aid to students, including nearly $55 million in scholarships and tuition discounts in the past year, and offers Key grants of up to $3,600 annually to disadvantaged students.

Maintains articulation agreements with over 116 community colleges and allows transfer of credits between programs, including up to 6 semester hours from the MA in SEL into EdD specializations in Social Emotional Learning or Trauma-informed Education Practices.

Offers BA programs in Early Childhood Education and Early Childhood Development with a Preliminary Multiple Subject Teaching Credential, grounded in current theory, research, and field experiences, requiring 180 quarter units and field placements in approved early childhood settings.

Offers a master’s program in Social Emotional Learning that can be completed in as few as 10 months, requiring 45 quarter units of graduate work and allowing up to 4.5 quarter units of transfer credit for recent graduate coursework.

Offers more than 150 online and hybrid academic programs—from associate to doctoral levels—delivered in 4- or 8-week formats with year-round enrollment, serving nontraditional and global learners.

Offers a Master of Education program focused on social-emotional thriving, academic achievement, and equitable learning communities, with specialized course emphases in areas such as English Learner Equity, Social Emotional Learning, and STEM/STEAM education.

Offers Bachelor of Arts and Master of Education programs with preliminary teaching credentials, requiring field experiences in K–12 classrooms, completion of specified quarter units, and clinical practice supervision through structured internships.

Offers Bachelor of Arts programs in English and History that include research-focused coursework, capstone projects, and the study of major literary and historical works, requiring 180 quarter units with significant upper-division and residency components.

Supports student progression through articulation agreements with over 116 community colleges and allows transfer of up to 6 semester credit hours from the MA in SEL into EdD programs in Social Emotional Learning or Trauma-informed Education Practices.

Supports student advancement by maintaining articulation agreements with over 116 community colleges and allowing transfer of credits between graduate programs, including from the MA in SEL into EdD specializations.

Maintains articulation agreements with over 116 community colleges to facilitate credit transfer, allows transfer of graduate coursework from other institutions, and enables students to transfer credits from MA programs into Doctor of Education specializations.

Has conferred degrees to over 245,000 graduates globally, contributing to a broader alumni network exceeding 250,000 individuals.

Has graduated over 245,000 to 250,000 alumni globally, supporting long-term professional development and educational impact.

Provides significant financial aid to students, awarding nearly $55 million in scholarships and tuition discounts in the past year, including targeted Key Grants of up to $3,600 annually for disadvantaged students.