Taylor University Online
Taylor University Online
- Evangelical Christian university founded in 1846
- Ranked the number one Baccaulareate College in the Midwest by U.S. News & World Report
- Offers 100% online degree and certificate programs in addition to campus programs
- All programs taught within a Christian worldview
- Students may begin classes any day of the year
- Most courses taught via virtual classroom with some correspondence courses
- Financial aid for qualified applicants
About Taylor University Online
Taylor University is a private, evangelical Christian university with campuses in Indiana. Founded in 1846, Taylor prides itself on providing a quality education and was ranked by U.S. News & World Report as the number one Baccalaureate College in the Midwest. In addition to campus programs, Taylor University offers distance learning programs through Taylor University Online, providing a Christian education in a flexible format. Taylor University is a member of the North Central Association and accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
Academic Programs
Taylor University Online offers the following distance learning programs, with the mission of providing flexible programs within a Christian worldview:
- Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
- Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies (AABS)
- Associate of Arts in Justice Administration (AAJA) - Three concentration options in Ministry, Public Policy, & Social Work
- Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts (AALA) - Five concentration options in Business, Christian Ministries, Discipleship, History, Professional Writing, and Social Science
- Certificate Programs - Seven programs offered in Biblical & Cultural Leadership, Biblical Studies, Christian Worker, Justice & Ministry, Leadership Development, Missions Studies, & Professional Writing
Learning Options
Taylor University offers open enrollment, with students able to begin a class any day of the year, after registering and paying tuition. Students have six months from the registration date to complete coursework, although degree seeking students complete work within the traditional semester timeframe, which is fifteen weeks. Most courses are through Blackboard, an online learning platform, with a few courses offered as correspondence courses. In general, students spend seven to ten hours for each class per week.
Faculty
The faculty at Taylor University are highly educated, qualified instructors from across the United States, who all desire to educate students within a Christian worldview.
Student Life
The flexibility of the programs at Taylor University Online allows students to continue working and maintain any existing personal and professional responsibilities. Staff and faculty have frequent communication with students and are available to help them throughout the program.
Admissions and Financial Aid
Requirements vary by program, but all applicants must submit high school and college transcripts. For degree programs, students must also submit a personal recommendation completed by a mentor, pastor, or employer not related to the student. Financial aid is available for qualified applicants, and students should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) with their application.