JSUOnline courses are delivered through Canvas, the college’s official learning management system (LMS). It’s accessible 24/7 and supports a variety of tools for online learning, including video lectures, discussion boards, assignments, and quizzes.

No, diplomas from JSUOnline do not specify that the degree was completed online. Your diploma will be identical to those awarded to on-campus students.

JSU is an accredited institution, and many credits are transferable; however, transferability depends on the receiving institution’s policies. It is recommended to verify with the university you plan to transfer to, as they determine credit eligibility and how transfer credits may apply to a specific program of interest.

The JSUOnline program is strictly online; however, students may be eligible to enroll in both online and on-campus classes, depending on their academic program and course availability.

Yes, JSUOnline accepts students with a GED as long as they meet the admission requirements.

For undergraduate degrees, a student can transfer a maximum of 62 semester hours from courses completed at a community or junior college. Additionally, up to 93 semester hours can be transferred from an accredited four-year institution. The total number of accepted credits may vary depending on your transcript evaluation.

Graduate programs can accept a maximum of 9 semester hours of transfer credit. For more information, please visit the Graduate School webpage.

You can take up to 18 credit hours per semester. JSUOnline offers two 8-week sessions in the Spring and Fall; therefore, you can split the credit hours between the two sessions. However, it’s recommended to speak with an academic advisor to determine the best course load for your situation.

Yes, federal financial aid is available for eligible students enrolled in JSUOnline, just as it is for on-campus programs.

Textbook costs are not automatically included in tuition, but students have access to the JSU V.I.B.E. Textbook Program.

JSU V.I.B.E. (Virtual, Interactive Technology, Books, and Educational Supplies) is a partnership between JSU and the JSU Campus Store that allows students to rent or purchase textbooks at a reduced cost. A charge of $27.00 per credit hour is posted directly to the student’s JSU Bursar account along with tuition and fees. This fee can be covered using financial aid or other payment methods. For more information, please visit the JSU V.I.B.E. webpage.

Yes, there are a number of scholarships available. For information on current scholarship opportunities, please visit the JSU Office of Financial Aid Scholarships page.

Yes! Online students are welcome and encouraged to participate in the on-campus graduation ceremony.

Yes, JSUOnline programs are held to the same academic standards as traditional on-campus programs. Courses are taught by the same qualified faculty and provide a high-quality education.

You’ll need a reliable computer, high-speed internet connection, and access to a web browser. A webcam, microphone, and productivity tools like Microsoft Office (provided free to students) are also helpful.