Enroll Anytime Online Courses
Earn online college credits at your own pace. Courses are priced at North Dakota's affordable in-state tuition rate.
UND's self-paced enroll anytime (SPEA) courses are all online and open for enrollment any day of the year. You have 3 to 9 months to complete the online college course.
All online college credits earned at UND are accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC). In general, credits from universities that are regionally accredited by the HLC transfer to other regionally accredited institutions. Enroll anytime courses appear on your UND transcript in the same way as on-campus and online semester-based courses appear.
Enroll Anytime Online Courses Offered at UND
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ANTH171: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
ART110: Introduction to the Visual Arts
ART230: Introduction to Drawing
CJ201: Introduction to Criminal Justice
COMM102: Introduction to Communications *available soon
COMM110: Fundamentals of Public Speaking
COMM200: Introduction to Media Writing
COMM326: Content Creation for Social Media
COMM345: Social Media Strategy
COMM 346: Sports Communication
COMM 374: Principles of Strategic Communication
COMM 410: Senior Capstone in Communication
ECON105: Elements of Economics
ECON201: Principles of Microeconomics
ECON210: Introduction to Business and Economic Statistics
ECON303: Money and Banking
ENGL110: College Composition I
ENGL130: Composition II: Writing for Public Audiences
FA150: Introduction to the Fine Arts
GEOG121: Global Physical Environment
GEOG121L: Global Physical Environment Lab
GEOG151: Human Geography
GEOG161: World Regional Geography
GEOL101: Introduction to Geology
GEOL101L: Introduction to Geology Laboratory
GEOL111: View of Earth and Planets
GERM101: First Year German I
GERM102: First Year German II
GERM406: Literary Voices: Death & Apocalypse
HIST101: Western Civilization I
HIST102: Western Civilization II
HIST103: United States to 1877
HIST104: United States since 1877
HIST105: World Civilizations I
HIST325: American West
IS121: Introduction to American Indian Studies
KIN401: Sport Sociology
KIN440: Sport Psychology
LANG380: Global Gateways
LANG480: Global Connections
MATH092: Algebra Prep II
MATH093: Algebra Prep III
MATH103: College Algebra
MATH105: Trigonometry
MATH107: Precalculus
MATH146: Applied Calculus I
MATH165: Calculus I
MATH166: Calculus II
MATH207: Introduction to Linear Algebra
MATH208: Discrete Mathematics
MATH265: Calculus III
MATH266: Elementary Differential Equations
MGMT300: Principles of Management
MUSC201: Rock and Roll History
ND240: Fundamentals of Nutrition
ND335: WORLD FOOD PATTERNS
NORW101: First Year Norwegian I
PHYS110: Introductory Astronomy
POLS116: State and Local Government
PPT301: HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
PPT315: HUMAN PHARMACOLOGY
PSYC111: Introduction to Psychology
PSYC210: Human Sexuality
PSYC241: Introduction to Statistics
PSYC250: Developmental Psychology
PSYC270: Abnormal Psychology
PSYC303: Research Methods in Psychology
PSYC331: Behavior Modification & Therapy
PSYC360: Introduction to Personality
PSYC361: Social Psychology
PSYC362: Psychology and Law
PSYC405: History and Systems of Psychology
SOC110: Introduction to Sociology
SOC115: Social Problems
SOC252: Criminology
SOC253: Juvenile Delinquency
SOC323: Sociological Research Methods
SOC326: Sociological Statistics
SPAN101: First Year Spanish I
SPAN102: First Year Spanish II
T&L252: Child Development