Morehouse College Announces Online Courses Beginning August 2021
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The nation’s only HBCU dedicated to developing and educating Black men will conduct classes online next semester.
Morehouse College has announced the launch of Morehouse Online, an online undergraduate program that will complement its heralded traditional on-campus experience. It will also be the centerpiece of Morehouse’s digital transformation that will become part of a strategy to create innovative and robust programs for non-traditional students.
“There has never been a more important time for the impact of Morehouse to scale,” said Dr. David A. Thomas, president of Morehouse College in a written statement. “The challenges we face as a society today require exceptional leaders with superior critical thinking skills, a high moral compass, and a tireless pursuit for a just world. These are the kinds of leaders we’ve been producing since our foun
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ATLANTA, Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Morehouse College, the nation s only HBCU dedicated to developing and educating men, today announced the planned launch of Morehouse Online, an online undergraduate program that will complement its heralded traditional on-campus experience. Morehouse Online is the centerpiece of Morehouse s digital transformation and part of a strategy to create innovative and robust programs for non-traditional students.
In partnership with 2U, Inc. (Nasdaq: TWOU), a global leader in education technology, initial offerings will launch in August 2021 and will include a bachelor s degree completion program in business administration with a management concentration, as well as other disciplines. These programs are designed for non-traditional students with existing college credit and adult life experience seeking to complete their bachelor s degrees, and to serve men who enrolled at Morehouse but left before completing their
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