At ASU Mid-South, you can take classes in a format that fits your life. Many courses are available live, hybrid or fully online, giving you the flexibility to stay on track without rearranging everything else.
If you want to complete your degree online, you’ve got options. Programs that can be finished entirely online include the Associate of Arts in General Education, Certificate of General Studies, Associate of Science in Business, Associate of Applied Science in Business Administration, Technical Certificate in Business, Certificate of Proficiency in Business and Certificate of Proficiency in Accounting.
You can also take key courses for Health Studies and Allied Health online, including Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Terminology and Introduction to Medical Professions.
General Education courses transfer across Arkansas through the Arkansas Course Transfer System and often beyond, making it easier to continue toward a four-year degree. Some programs also offer 2+2 pathways that map directly into a bachelor’s program.
Find current and upcoming courses in the class schedule. Online classes are available in fall, spring and summer, along with shorter eight-week sessions.
Canvas
Canvas is where your courses live. It’s how you’ll connect with your instructor, keep up with assignments, check grades and stay on top of announcements. You can log in anytime from your computer or phone using the Canvas app.
SARA:
Arkansas State University Mid-South is approved by the Arkansas Department of Higher Education (ADHE) to participate in the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements (NC-SARA). SARA member institutions are authorized to provide online education to students from all SARA member states. States and institutions that choose to become members of SARA operate under a set of policies and standards overseen by the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements and administered by four regional higher education compacts. SARA also provides additional support for students with grievances involving distance-learning. For more information about the SARA initiative and the progress of state and institutional membership or see the ASU Mid-South Student Complains page for details on the grievance process.
