Logan University promotes learning through liberal arts integration within discipline-directed education. We want our graduates to become well-rounded citizens who are proficient in their field of study and possess skills in quantitative reasoning, effective communication, appreciation of the fine arts, and experience with scientific, historical, and societal inquiry. They will also be able to apply information management and develop an understanding of global perspectives and cultural awareness. Logan University’s general education plan consists of a common core of curriculum offerings necessary to equip graduates for successful and fulfilled lives as educated and active citizens.

Students are able to take academic courses from any of Logan’s programs permitting they meet the course requirements or have approval from the Dean.

Logan University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, as such, it is reasonable to assume credits are transferable across colleges and universities in the United States. Students should note that some institutions choose to only accept coursework as electives. Some schools require copies of the course syllabus prior to approval of the course for credit. Students are urged to contact the institution of interest to inquire directly regarding institutional policy for accepting transfer credit from dual credit or concurrent enrollment courses prior to enrolling.