Independence University

Independence University offers a broad range of online education degrees and distance-learning programs, including both undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Students can earn certificates, associate's degrees, bachelor's degrees, and master's degrees in a variety of programs using a range of distance-learning techniques. The Independence University curriculum is designed to enable busy students to earn degrees, diplomas, or certificates on a schedule that work with their lifestyles.

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Independence University students can earn degrees in one of three colleges: the California College for Health Sciences, the College of Business, or the College of Education. The College for Health Sciences and the College of Business offer certificate programs, associate's degrees, and bachelor's degrees. The College of Education only offers an associate's degree in Early Childhood Education. Students who are interested in earning an Independence University degree online should contact the school for admissions information.

Graduate students can earn online master's degrees in health science or in the College of Business. Health Science master's degrees include nursing, public health, health care administration, and health services. The College of Business Master's Degrees include a General Business MBA, and a Health Care MBA. Completing these degree programs can help graduates advance in their careers, while earning them through distance education enables students to continue working their full-time jobs.

Students who earn degrees from Independence University through distance learning have two options: they can complete classes online, or they can receive physical materials to study through the mail. Students at Independence University have access to classes and materials online, and many students find that earning a degree through distance learning enables them to earn degrees they would otherwise be unable to earn. However, some students find that they prefer the traditional learning experience of sitting in a classroom with students and having immediate access to faculty.