Online Degrees and Programs

Supercharge your future with online programs and personalized academic support to move your dreams forward.

At Truman State University, your education is distinct by design with your success in mind. While some programs are 100% online, others have a hybrid format that allows you to take classes in the method that suits you best.

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Choosing your path

Degree-Seeking Student

I’m interested in receiving an online degree or an online graduate certificate at Truman.

Non-Degree Seeking Student

I’m interested in taking some online classes.

High School Student (Dual Credit)

I’m a high school student and would like to take online courses to earn college credit.

Regrettably, we are unable to consider applications for fully-online programs by individuals who reside outside of the United States and its territories at this time.

General Information

You will need:

  • stable high-speed internet connection (DSL or cable)
  • relatively new operating system (Windows, Mac OSX, etc.)
  • current version of web browser such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox
  • your degree program may have additional requirements or recommendations


Not every college or university can offer online classes in every state. Truman is authorized to serve students everywhere except for those in California and the Northern Marianas.

Programs that make students eligible for possible professional licensure may also have limitations based on the rules of the licensing board in a student’s home state or territory

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Due to widely varying laws pertaining to online education around the world, as well as inconsistent access to broadband and electronic resources needed to complete assignments, Truman State University does not permit students to enroll in distance education (e.g. online, field experience, or internship) courses while they will be residing outside of the United States (even if for a short time).  Occasional exceptions may be made for international internships or student teaching at US military facilities abroad in consultation with the Provost’s Office and with sufficient advanced notice.  Truman determines a student’s location based on the address they share at the time of registration.  Students are responsible for honestly disclosing their location each semester – even if it changes after registration.  Students who return home to another country during the summer, for example, should disclose that they are currently located outside of the United States.  Truman may disenroll a student known to be in violation of this policy at the student’s expense.

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