Finish Strong with UofL’s Online Bachelor of Science in General Studies

If you’re looking to complete your degree online, the 100% online Bachelor of Science in General Studies (BSGS) from the University of Louisville offers a flexible, accredited path designed for adult learners ready to turn experience into opportunity. 

With UofL’s Prior Learning Assessment (PLA), you may qualify for up to 27 tuition-free credit hours based on your work, military, or life experience—saving you time and money as you work toward your bachelor’s degree. 

Choose a Track That Aligns with Your Goals 

What sets UofL’s online general studies degree apart is the ability to personalize your education with one of six interdisciplinary tracks: 

• Communication and Creative Expression – Explore how communication and the arts shape individual identity and modern society. Courses may include art, English, communication, theatre, and more. 

• Health and Human Studies – Study wellness through biological, environmental, and social lenses. Ideal for students preparing for healthcare-related fields like physical therapy or speech language pathology. 

• Ethics, Justice and Society – Examine the intersection of ethics, law, politics, and social justice. A strong option for those interested in advocacy, public policy, or criminal justice. 

• Culture and Community – Understand how culture influences experience and identity. Dive into anthropology, religious studies, women’s and gender studies, and more. 

• Global Studies – Prepare to work and lead in a diverse, interconnected world. Explore international relations, languages, global history, and cultural perspectives. 

• Dual Concentration – Maximize flexibility by completing two minors, two certificates, or a minor and a certificate to tailor your degree around your personal and professional goals. 

With 100% online courses, expert academic advising, and a focus on real-world relevance, this program empowers you to finish your bachelor’s degree without pausing your career or lifestyle. 

Fall 2025 classes start soon—apply by August 1 to get started. 

Turn your experience into a degree that works for you. Learn more and apply today