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Every transcript is different. Request information and an enrollment advisor will review your background, map your credit options and show you the fastest route to your degree.
Request InformationLipscomb Online is built for working adults. Finish the degree you started with the flexibility, support and values-driven education that set a Lipscomb graduate apart.
Learn on your schedule. Nothing meets at a set time, and every course runs 100% online in eight-week terms.
One advisor reads your transcript, builds your plan and checks in with you from first course to graduation.
Apply what you learn at work the same week you learn it, and move forward in your career with a degree employers recognize.
A trusted, Christ-centered university with the credentials and support working adults need.
Learn in a community grounded in Christian purpose, integrity and genuine care for every student.
A regionally accredited university with a reputation employers and graduate schools recognize.
Learn from professors who bring active industry experience straight into your online classroom.
Your diploma and transcript won’t say “online.” You earn the same Lipscomb degree as any other Lipscomb graduate.
Working adults just like you, now degree-holders.
I had 80 credits sitting untouched for a decade. Lipscomb transferred nearly all of them and I graduated in under two years, while working full time.
The 8-week terms made it doable. I could focus on one thing at a time and still be present for my kids. Finishing my degree changed everything at work.
My advisor felt like a coach in my corner. She answered every question and never let me feel behind. I earned the degree I always regretted not finishing.
Tell us where you left off, and an advisor will follow up personally.
If yours is not here, ask your enrollment advisor on the call.
Tuition is $599 per credit hour. Most degree-completion students have 27 to 45 credits left, and federal aid, employer benefits, and adult-learner scholarships all apply. Your advisor gives you a real number for your plan, not a range.
No. You can bring up to 94 credits from regionally accredited colleges, and there is no expiration date on most of them. Credits from 15 years ago still count.
Yes. Nothing meets at a set time. You watch, read, and submit when your week allows, and each course runs eight weeks so you are never juggling five subjects at once.
Business Management & Leadership, Organizational Leadership, Psychology, University Studies, and IT Management. University Studies is the most flexible if your past credits are spread across several majors.
No. Lipscomb does not distinguish between online and on-campus programs on the diploma or the transcript.
New terms open every eight weeks. Once your transcripts are in, a credit review usually takes a few business days.