Online Degrees

Accelerate your life. On your terms.

Ready to soar? Our flexible School of Professional Studies (SPS) online programs are designed to catapult you to your next success. Gain the skills and knowledge required to reach your goals and ascend into a future without limits - all on your own schedule and a very affordable cost.

Whether you're starting a degree or completing one, you’ll be part of a program that prioritizes your success from application to graduation. Albright's innovative virtual learning is designed for busy non-traditional students, with support from accomplished professors, advisors and academic coaches as you build expertise and your professional network.

All program courses are 100% online, asynchronous and last for 7.5 weeks. Students progress at their own pace for optimal flexibility. Tuition is very affordable - master's-level classes are just $325 per credit while bachelor's credits are $300 each (starting Fall 2026) - and financial aid is available.

If you've already completed college credits, be sure to submit your transcripts from schools you have attended for transfer credit evaluation. If you have an associate's degree and are interested in a personalized Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies, your credits should fully transfer to our online undergraduate program. Students starting a Master of Business Administration (MBA) or Master of Science in Education should also submit their transcripts to receive full credit for work already completed.

"I wanted to expand my opportunities, but I’ve gained so much more than that. The SPS program is challenging but never overwhelming because there’s so much support. It’s enhanced my life and connected me with so many different people – it has really changed my life."

- Nikki Mendoza ’20, business administration, Reading, PA

Albright online degree programs have six start times per year - two each in fall, spring and summer - so there are no fixed application deadlines.

Online students are encouraged to take advantage of the financial aid that is available to them. To do so, you must submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and we encourage you to look into any state aid for which you are eligible.