Online Undergraduate Degree Completion
Undergraduate Degrees Offered Online
Hamline offers online opportunities to complete your bachelor’s degree in business or psychology. Your actual course plan will depend on the qualifying courses you transfer to Hamline.
Degree Requirements
All students are required to complete a minimum of 56 credits at Hamline, including at least 16 semester credits within their major. Each major has a set of required courses that must be satisfied either by taking courses through Hamline or transferring in qualifying courses.
Bachelor of Business Administration - Online
Eligible students may transfer to Hamline to finish their bachelor’s degree in business administration online, satisfying the following course requirements:
- Principles of Economics
- Accounting Principles I
- Accounting Principles II
- Statistics
- Introduction to Business Analytics
- Foundations of Management
- Foundations of Marketing
- Foundations of Finance
- Business Law
- Internship with Seminar
- 3000-level finance elective
- 3000-level international business elective
- 3000-level management elective
- 3000-level marketing elective
- 3000-level quantitative elective
- Strategic Management
- Argumentation and Advocacy
- Professional Writing
Note: course offerings vary by term.
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology - Online
Eligible students may transfer to Hamline to finish their bachelor of arts degree in psychology online, satisfying the following course requirements:
- General Psychology (program prerequisite)
- Abnormal Psychology
- Lifespan Development
- Adult Development and Aging
- Statistics
- Brain and Behavior
- Risk and Resilience
- Cognitive Neuroscience
- Topics in Social and Cultural Psychology
- Research Methods
- Psychology in the Public Interest
- Capstone: Positive Psychology
- Two electives
Note: course offerings vary by term.
Hamline's Core Curriculum
General Education
The Hamline Curriculum, the "Hamline Plan," provides students with the skills employers expect of college graduates: critical thinking and research skills, collaborative problem-solving, cultural competency, effective communication, and strong work habits.
In addition, students need to demonstrate learning in core skills of the Hamline Plan, which include effective writing, speaking and presentation, collaborative problem-solving, global citizenship, facility with diversity, and study in four disciplinary areas: fine arts, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences.