undergraduate bulletin - LaGrange College

Students may enroll in September, January, or March. Students in the above programs may also
earn a minor in Sociology, Psychology, or Human Resource Management.
Transfer students with 60 hours of acceptable credit are eligible to apply for enrollment in the
Degree Completion Programs in Public Health or Health and Human Services. Classes in the 23-
month cohort programs are scheduled one night per week.
Evening College degrees:
Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration
Bachelor of Arts in Health and Human Services
Bachelor of Arts in Human Development
Bachelor of Arts in Public Health
Students should not assume the privilege of automatic transfer from the Day program to the
Evening program. Students interested in changing their enrollment classification from Day to
Evening must complete an Academic Petition indicating the reason for requesting the
program transfer. Before being presented to the Provost for consideration, the Petition must be
signed by the current academic advisor and the major advisor of the Evening program into
which the student desires to transfer. Note that transfer between programs may be requested
only one time during a student‘s undergraduate career.
View the Evening College Bulletin online at www.lagrange.edu. Call (706) 880-8298 or e-mail
evening@lagrange.edu for additional information.
LAGRANGE COLLEGE AT ALBANY
The LaGrange College at Albany‘s undergraduate and graduate programs have been created in
direct response to community and area needs. An extensive needs assessment in southwest
Georgia was initiated prior to the planning and development of the programs for LaGrange
College at Albany. The research results stressed the need for programs for non-traditional
students that would enable them to complete a baccalaureate degree as well as a Master of Arts
degree in Organizational Leadership. Each program offers a modular course schedule with a
predictable structure of course offerings, costs, and outcomes. The programs emphasize
leadership knowledge and skills in the workplace and in the community. As the Albany program
is not intended to be a Business Administration degree, it does not have specialized business
program accreditation through the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs
(ACBSP).
View the Albany Bulletin online at www.lagrange.edu or call (229) 420-8000 for additional
information.
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