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Eastern Florida Online Gives You:
- The same quality instruction and service found on any of our campuses in an online, eLearning format
- A shared vision, mission, goals, objectives and competencies as all EFSC classes
- Full service access to learning resources and program advisement
- Personal attention and confidential discussion with dedicated faculty
- A diverse, technology rich learning environment.
- Flexible scheduling: online courses offered during five terms per year
- Collaborative and cooperative learning with computer/online access and skill enhancement
- Access to campus-based and online student services and learning support
- Protection and confidentiality for student records
For more information check out the links below:
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- Registration Information
- Fall 2022 Online Class List
- Class Schedule Search (Search by Subject & All Available Terms)
- Admissions deadlines
- Transient Student Information
Click to View Online Programs*
Bachelor's Degrees
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- Nursing RN to BSN Online Only
Organizational Management BAS Specializations with a 100% Online Option
- Accounting
- Banking & Financial
- Events Planning & Management
- General Business
- Health Care Management
- Human Resources
- Nonprofit Management
- Public Administration
- Public Safety Management
- Sales and Marketing
- Sports Management
- Travel & Tourism Management
Computer Information Systems Technology BAS
- Program and Software Development Track (Physics courses if needed are in-person only)
Applied Health Sciences BAS
Associate in Arts Degree (A.A. Degree)
This is the general degree that prepares students to transfer to upper division colleges and universities. The concept is called "2+2" — two years at EFSC and two years at a university for a Bachelor's degree. Over 100 online courses are offered each semester to help meet A.A. degree requirements.
*If students require developmental courses, students may have to complete some courses in an on-campus setting.
Associate in Science Degrees (A.S. Degree)
A.S. degrees prepare students for a career after two years of college. They also can allow students to move on to a Bachelor of Applied Science program at EFSC.
- Accounting Technology
- Business Administration
- Criminal Justice Technology
- Office Administration
- Social and Human Services: Aging Services Track
- Social and Human Services: Domestic Violence Track
*If students require developmental courses, students may have to complete some courses in an on-campus setting.
College Credit Certificates (C.C.C.)
These certificate programs prepare students for entry-level employment in specific career fields or for career advancement.
- Accounting Technology Management
- Accounting Technology Operations
- Accounting Technology Specialist
- Aging Services
- Business Development and Entrepreneurship
- Business Entrepreneurship
- Business Management: Management Track
- Business Management: Marketing Track
- Business Operations
- Business Specialist
- Community Health Worker
- Criminal Justice Technology Specialist
- Domestic Violence Services
- Entrepreneurship Operations
- Human Resources Administrator
- Legal Office Management
- Medical Office Management
- Office Management
- Office Specialist
- Office Support
*If students require developmental courses, students may have to complete some courses in an on-campus setting.
Advanced Technical Certificates (A.T.C.)
Advanced Technical Certificates are designed for individuals who have already completed a specific required degree (at least an associate degree) and are seeking advanced, specialized preparation in a particular career field to supplement their degree.
Course Descriptions & Details
Use the buttons below to view the current list of courses open for registration, which includes "clickable" descriptions for each class, plus other information such as the instructor's name. You can also use the main Class Schedule Search tool to sort courses by subject, instructor and part of term.