General Education & Non-Degree Courses

Overview

Your options for taking general education or non-degree coursework at Logan are explained here, whether you're preparing to enter a degree program or transferring credit back to your home university. It lays out how these courses fit alongside admissions steps like applying and requesting information. It's a useful starting point if you need prerequisites before committing to a full program.

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General Education

Logan promotes learning through liberal arts integration within discipline-directed education. You'll graduate as a well-rounded professional, proficient in your field and skilled in:

Quantitative reasoning — Analyzing data and drawing sound conclusions
Effective communication — Writing and speaking with clarity and confidence
Fine arts appreciation — Engaging with the creative disciplines
Scientific, historical & societal inquiry — Investigating the world with rigor
Information management — Finding, evaluating, and applying knowledge
Global & cultural awareness — Understanding perspectives beyond your own

Logan's general education plan is a common core of curriculum offerings designed to equip you for a successful, fulfilled life as an educated and active citizen.

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Non-Degree Courses

You can take academic courses from any Logan program if you meet the course requirements or receive approval from the Dean.

Logan University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, so it's reasonable to assume your credits are transferable across colleges and universities in the United States. Keep in mind that some institutions only accept coursework as electives, and some require a copy of the course syllabus before approving credit. Contact the institution you're interested in directly to confirm its policy for accepting transfer credit from dual-credit or concurrent-enrollment courses before you enroll.

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