Flexible and affordable education
Introducing innovative, iPad-powered bachelor's and master's degrees for students with work and family obligations.
We're not for profit. We're for people.
Looking for highly personalized learning and an iPad-powered curriculum? Then it's time to finish what you started—with us. Lynn's online degree is customized, not commoditized. It's perfect for individuals with work, family and other obligations.
Going back to school to complete your degree can seem overwhelming—but not at Lynn.
Here, you'll find helpful people and a simple approach, including:
- iPad-powered learning: engage with course content easily on iPad
- Accelerated terms: finish your degree faster
- Industry-expert professors: learn from professors with real-world experience
- SAT/ACT/GRE/GMAT not required: apply without submitting test scores
- Easy transfer of college credits: transition to Lynn seamlessly
- Work experience credits: turn your professional experience into academic credit
Save time and money
Earn your bachelor's degree for less than $9,000 a year. Or, pursue your master's degree online for as little as $740 per credit hour.
We recognize that what you’ve learned outside the classroom is extremely valuable. At Lynn, you can turn your professional experience into academic credit and save even more money through LearningCounts.
About our iPad-powered degrees
Over the past years, we've seen great results from our iPad-powered programs. Students are consistently more interested in their lessons and show a greater understanding of their learning objectives.
That's why all of Lynn’s degree programs are iPad-powered. As an online student, you have the choice to bring your own iPad, or receive a brand new iPad from Lynn. Learn about your iPad options in our iPad FAQ. Or discover the various programs that you can study with your iPad.
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iPads make the learning experience more real. At conferences, I often joke that the boss never gives you a multiple choice test. It’s more about tasks. That’s what we do differently—applied learning.Mike Petroski, Instructional Design, director of faculty development and academic assessment
Eligible experiences for undergraduate students
In LearningCounts, you develop a learning portfolio featuring your professional experience, and present it to earn certified work experience credits. Your portfolio can feature:
- Work experience and job skills
- Employer training programs
- Military service
- Independent study
- Volunteer or community service
- Other training and job skills
Tuition and credits
LearningCounts allows you to translate your professional experience into up to 30 academic credits—which is 25 percent of your entire degree program.
The LearningCounts class is self-paced, available online at a special tuition rate which is inclusive of one portfolio review. After completing the course, you may submit additional portfolios for additional work experience credit. Each portfolio you submit must correspond to course offered by Lynn or another regionally accredited institution.
| Credits | Cost | |
| LearningCounts course and first portfolio | Up to 6 credits | $650 |
| Additional portfolios | Up to 3 credits each | $125 each |
You may earn up to 30 credits for just $3,900.
Learn more at earncollegecredit.org/lynn.
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