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Our online programs are a flexible and convenient way to complete your degree if you have some previous college credit but never graduated. The programs are developed and taught by the same professors who teach statewide in the nationally renowned USC system. As a Palmetto College student, you'll have access to the university's academic resources. And best of all, when you're finished with the program, you'll graduate with a bachelor's degree from a top-notch, nationally recognized university!
Most of our online bachelor's degree completion programs require two years of previous college credit. Choose the program you're interested in to learn more about specific requirements. If you haven't earned at least 45 hours, you can do so at any of our Palmetto College campuses statewide, or at any technical college.
Palmetto College's Applied Computer Science program with a concentration in Cybersecurtiy provides students with the knowledge to work with data structures, algorithmic design, information security, software engineering, and take courses on discrete math and survey of calculus
Our Business Administration program, with a concentration in Accounting, prepares graduates opportunities to pursue positions in the private and public sectors. A high demand field, the degree program prepares students with the skills and ethical training necessary to become an accounting professional.
Our Business Administration program, with a concentration in Management, helps you develop professional values and leadership skills that will serve you well in any organization.
Palmetto College's Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communication is designed to help students become ethical and competent communicators who can use their knowledge of communication to enhance their individual and professional development, improve their personal relationships, and effectively serve their communities.
This degree provides the educational background necessary to be successful in a criminal justice career, graduate school, or law school.
Our Elementary Education program prepares you for a rewarding career teaching children in grades 2 through 6.
This program prepares students for careers in business and industry by combining technical management and refined leadership with the skills students obtain from their specialized Associates Degree in Engineering Technology (ET).
Informatics is the study of information. We study how information is generated, acquired, stored, retrieved, organized, managed, utilized and exploited. We teach students how to create bottom-line impact for their employers using information resources.
There's never been a better time to get into the growing field of hospitality work. Jobs in this field have lots of appealing perks, like working in a beautiful environment and having a flexible schedule.
Graduates from the Human Services degree program will be able to effectively manage non-profit organizations or deliver direct care as a human service professional.
Informatics is the study of information: what information is, where it comes from, how to obtain it, store it, process it, manage it, analyze it and transform it to a higher-value form.
Liberal Studies is a flexible degree that can lead to many different career paths. The degree offers the opportunity for study in one of two fields: social and behavioral sciences or arts and humanities.
This program is offered to registered nurses who are graduates of an ACEN (formerly NLN) accredited associate degree or diploma program in nursing and leads to the Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing.
This program focuses on communication and leadership skills with a view to careers in government agencies, non-profit organizations or business settings.
The USC Aiken B.S. in Psychology program involves real-world applications connecting the perspectives of the various subfields of psychology, and the appreciation of psychological values.
A Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Psychology prepares students with a broad knowledge of the principles of human behavior and mental processes. At USCB, psychology students will explore how individuals learn, think, develop and how we differ from one another in our thoughts, attitudes, motivations and actions.
Health Promotion graduates may work for schools, hospitals, the government, or international organizations.
A BA in Sociology from USCB will provide students with the background needed for further graduate study in the field or for pursuing career opportunities in a wide range of professions such as law, advocacy, demography, and social science research.
The USC Aiken Bachelor of Arts in Special Education degree is designed to prepare you for success as a teacher of special needs children in grades K-12.