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At Mercer University (), you can pursue online degrees for career readiness at the bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels. Majors of interest include communication, criminal justice, business, healthcare leadership, human services, nursing, psychology, and software engineering. As an online student, you can finish quickly due to eight-week terms and year-round enrollment.

Why we like them: We appreciate that MU is a military-friendly institution. Activity duty members, veterans, and U.S. Department of Defense employees, including civilians and contractors, may be eligible for a 30% tuition benefit. It also participates in the Extended Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program. If you’re a military personnel or work for the U.S. Department of Defense, MU may be a great school to get the support you need to complete your degree.

Augusta University () has a limited number of online master's degree programs you can apply for. These programs include a Master of Education in Instruction, a Master of Public Health, and a Master of Science in Information Security Management. The online Master of Education includes 21 tracks, such as elementary, middle grades, and special education.

Why we like them: AU aims to offer a "private school experience at a public school price." With this in mind, its MEd program costs just under $20,000 in total tuition and $7,000 for the MPH and information security management programs. Private schools tend to be pretty pricey, so we like that the university strives to give online students an affordable education.

The University of Georgia () offers a limited number of online degrees that are mainly at the master's level but also include two online doctoral degrees and one online bachelor's degree in special education. Online master's degrees at UGA are primarily in education, including majors such as educational psychology, educational administration and policy, science education, and reading education. Some examples of online master’s degrees include a Master of Education in Reading Education, a Master of Education in Workforce Education, and a Master of Arts in Teaching - Special Education. You can also pursue graduate certificates and endorsements at UGA.

Why we like them: UGA is known for being military-friendly. The Veterans Administration has approved all its degrees and majors as eligible for educational benefits through the GI Bill. We appreciate that the university provides resources for active duty members, veterans, and their families. UGA also fosters a sense of camaraderie and community among its military-affiliated students.

Brenau University () is one of the country's relatively few private, nonprofit colleges catering exclusively to women. Through distance education, the school offers online degrees at various levels: two associate degrees, eight bachelor's degrees, and 13 master's degrees. These include disciplines such as business administration, communications, healthcare administration, and elementary education.

Why we like them: In addition to online degrees, Brenau offers several online post-graduate programs, endorsements, and certificate programs you can pursue. Some of the topics available include accounting, K-5 math, and communication management. These programs can be a great option for those who’ve recently graduated with a master’s degree or those not looking to pursue a full-length degree.

Kennesaw State University () has a total of 15 bachelor's programs that are 100% online degrees. A few examples of online bachelor’s degrees at KSU include a Bachelor of Sciences in Cybersecurity, Political Science, and Psychology. There are several online master’s and doctoral degrees if you’re seeking graduate education remotely. The university also has online certifications and endorsements you can pursue.

Why we like them: One of the unique offerings available at KSU is the specialist programs. The university has four online Specialist of Education programs in instructional technology, educational leadership, curriculum and instruction, and secondary and middle grades education. These programs are designed for experienced educators who hold a T-5 certification or higher. If you want to improve your skills and knowledge in education, consider attending KSU.

Georgia State University () offers online degree programs at the associate, bachelor's, and graduate levels. Some of the programs include online bachelor's degrees in nursing, psychology, and social work, as well as online master's degrees in education, health sciences, nursing, and political science. A few examples of online bachelor’s degrees at GSU include a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology.

Why we like them: If you’re seeking an online bachelor’s degree but aren’t sure what to major in, GSU can help. They have a free online quiz you can take to help you decide which online degree you should pursue based on your interests. We like that the university offers an assessment to help prospective students find the right online degree for them.

Georgia College & State University () offers 27 fully online and hybrid master's degrees in the liberal arts. Online degrees are available in majors such as business administration, criminal justice, kinesiology/physical education, management information systems, nursing, and special education. GCSU’s online programs give you real-world experiences you can apply to your next career.

Why we like them: Besides online degrees, online graduate certificates are also available for students seeking career advancement but can't commit to a graduate degree. GCSU’s online certificates are available in fields such as education, information technology, and nursing. We believe that online certificates can help you develop career-specific skills, and they look great on your resume.

Georgia Southern University () offers 15 online bachelor's and 34 master's degrees. Examples of online majors at Georgia Southern include English literature, business management, and health and physical education. As a side note, Georgia Southern also appears on many of our lists, featuring the most affordable college degree programs, which is a nice benefit.

Why we like them: If it’s been a few years since you’ve been in college or just starting, navigating online courses can be challenging. Georgia Southern offers eCore to help students seeking to complete their education. eCore is a convenient and adaptable option where you’ll take a core curriculum of required courses during the first two years of your chosen degree. This program can better prepare you to complete your college education.

The University of West Georgia () offers online bachelor’s, master's, and doctoral degrees, endorsements, and certificates. UWG has 87 academic programs prospective students like you can choose from. Some of the university’s 100% online degree programs include a Bachelor of Science in Criminology, a Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership, and a Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics.

Why we like them: UWG offers several eMajor programs. eMajor is a collaborative partnership between UWG and the University System of Georgia public institutions to deliver quality, affordable, and high-demand college degree programs and credentials to address the workplace needs of Georgia and beyond. These online programs are ideal for working professionals, military members, and transfer students. We like that UWG offers online students the ability to work towards degrees that can make job placement easier.

Georgia Southwestern State University () has online degrees at the bachelor's and master's levels. Notable majors include business administration, criminal justice, nursing, and computer science. UUÖ±²¥ endorsements and certificate programs are also available if you’re seeking to gain skills without earning a degree. The university gives you 24/7 access to your online courses so you can complete your degrees at your own pace.

Why we like them: If you’re seeking an online school that offers a lot of scholarships, consider GSW. GSW awards over $1 million in scholarships annually to first-year students to help pay for their education. For example, all new, traditional-aged first-year students meeting qualifications are guaranteed $1,000 or $3,000 scholarships through the Georgia Southwestern Promise Scholarship.

Clayton State University () offers over 100 degrees, majors, and certificates for future students to choose from, including 41 fully online undergraduate programs. The university’s online programs range from a Bachelor of Business Administration in Supply Chain Management to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. An online degree at Clayton State gives you everything you need to succeed in your next career.

Why we like them: As an online student at Clayton State, you’ll pay for eTuition. This is available only to online students and is less expensive than regular tuition at the school’s campus, as it excludes fees like parking, athletics, and campus health. If you’re looking for affordable and convenient online learning, consider attending Clayton State.

Columbus State University () offers 39 online degree programs at all academic levels. Fields of study range from computer science and criminal justice to education and nursing. Notable online bachelor's degrees at CSU include RN to BSN, management information systems, and general business. Online master's degrees include educational leadership, nursing, and public administration.

Why we like them: If you’re considering returning to college or just want to take refresher courses, consider CSU’s FreeCampus. The FreeCampus allows you to take open online, tuition-free courses. This program has non-credit courses designed to increase your skills for college-level coursework. We think FreeCampus is a great starting point for students with little to no college experience.

Middle Georgia State University () offers continuous admissions, allowing students to enroll in online programs at any time. The university awards several online associate, baccalaureate, master’s, and doctoral degrees you can enroll in. MGA’s online programs range from a Bachelor of Science in Psychology to a Bachelor of Arts in English. Please note that some of MGA’s online offerings may require in-person activities to meet graduation requirements.

Why we like them: What makes MGA unique is that it offers accelerated degree options. The university has eight-week programs for those who want to graduate with a bachelor's fast. Not everyone wants to spend four years completing a bachelor’s degree, so we like that MGA allows you to complete coursework at an accelerated pace.

The University of North Georgia () offers online degrees at all academic levels, primarily the master's level. Some examples of online master's majors at UNG include criminal justice, business administration, nursing education, public administration, and teaching. The university also hosts a plethora of online certifications and endorsements in topics like autism education, entrepreneurship & innovation, and ESOL teacher.

Why we like them: Just because you’re learning remotely doesn’t mean you can’t connect with your classmates through clubs and organizations. UNG's Online Student Ambassadors (OSA) promote participation in off-campus activities for online students. The organization also facilitates peer-to-peer mentoring. We believe it is important to develop relationships in a virtual environment, so we appreciate that UNG has student organizations like these to support online students.

Shorter University () is a private Baptist institution offering a limited number of online degrees at the associate, bachelor's, and master's levels. Majors at each level include business, Christian studies, criminal justice, healthcare management, and sport management. Please note that SU holds firm, conservative beliefs around gender identity, classifying LGBT folks as participating in "nonconforming misconduct." Students are not allowed to have a "lifestyle discordant with birth gender," as outlined in the Student Handbook.

Why we like them: SU is a military-friendly institution. The university provides convenient online education and support for military personnel and their spouses. These students get access to a dedicated military support staff, the ability to put military experience toward their degree, and discounted tuition.

Valdosta State University () offers nearly 40 online bachelor's and master's degrees as well as online certificates and endorsements. You can pursue online undergraduate majors in interdisciplinary studies, computer information systems, elementary education, and many more. Among the school's most notable online programs are a Master of Education in Teacher Education and a Master of Public Administration.

Why we like them: VSU offers several online student resources you can pursue while furthering your education. These include academic advising and coaching, tutoring, an online library, a writing center, and tech support. We understand the challenges of online education, so we appreciate that the university brings essential student support services to wherever you are.

At Albany State University (), you can earn associate, bachelor's, and master's degrees online. Some of the online bachelor’s available at ASU include majors like management, organizational leadership, and criminal justice. One of the school’s most popular programs is the Master's in Nursing. Albany State is also highly ranked on many lists, featuring the most affordable college degree programs.

Why we like them: ASU offers the eCore curriculum. eCore allows University System of Georgia (USG) students to complete their first two years of college in an online environment. This program may suit you if you’re an undergraduate student, a transfer student, or just need to complete your required courses before starting a new degree.

If you’re into the arts, consider attending Savannah College of Art and Design (). The college offers online fine arts degree programs at the bachelor's and master's levels through SCADnow. Notable fields of study include animation, fashion, graphic design, illustration, and interactive design and game development. A few examples of the types of online bachelor’s degrees available include a Bachelor of Arts/Fine Arts in Advertising, a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dramatic Writing, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Social Strategy and Management.

Why we like them: Accelerate through your online degree with SCAD’s GRADpath@SCAD. THis program allows you to earn online undergraduate and graduate degrees in an accelerated format, which may take only four years of study in all. Some of the majors involved in this initiative include animation, film and television, and industrial design.

Prospective bachelor’s degree students can find several online programs at the College of Coastal Georgia (). Available programs include subjects such as public administration, health sciences, mathematics, and business administration. There’s also an RN to BSN option for registered nurses who want to earn a higher degree. All online CCG degrees are 100% remote and asynchronous, though the RN to BSN program requires in-person clinical hours for nurses.

Why we like them: CCG designs its online programs to be self-paced. This means that you can potentially finish your degree sooner than the traditional four years, but you're also allowed to take longer if you want to attend to other responsibilities while studying part-time. If you are concerned about representation at the school, you might be pleased to learn that 20% of CCG students identify as Black and 70% are women.

Point University () in West Point is a private, Christ Churches and Churches of Christ-faith-based four-year institution. The university offers online degrees in liberal arts at the associate, bachelor's, and master's levels. Notable online undergraduate degrees include business administration, criminal justice, information systems security, psychology, and social work. Online master's degrees include business administration and transformative ministry.

Why we like them: PU integrates faith into its programming as a faith-based school so graduates can take it into the workplace. You’ll be expected to take six credit hours in character core or biblical studies to meet graduation requirements. We understand that some students prefer to attend a school that aligns with their religious beliefs, so we think this is a suitable college if you practice Christianity.