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Since 1858 Baker has gained a reputation for providing an exceptional education and has offered programs for working adults since 1975.
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More than 85 percent of the students who begin their program of study at Baker University complete their degree.
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Graduate Liberal Arts ProgramNEW Online teaching and learning concentration Graduation RequirementsMaster of Liberal Arts (MLA) (online and on ground) CoursesMaster of Liberal Arts (MLA) (online and on ground) Enrollment Instructions & RegistrationOpen enrollment occurs three times a year: spring, summer and fall/Interterm via telephone or in person on our Overland Park or Wichita campus. Current students may enroll online. Enrollment dates, course offerings and registration details are listed under Graduate > Liberal Arts. Save money and increase your chances of getting the courses you want by enrolling before the early tuition deadline. Textbook & Educational ResourcesFor your course textbook information, access your student portal. You may purchase textbooks, materials and other Baker merchandise at the full-service bookstore operated by Follett Higher Education Group at the Overland Park location (8001 College Blvd., Suite 125), by phone (913.344.1234) or online. Visit the bookstore online. Course CalendarYour calendar is available online via My Baker Portal. Your This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it can help you make changes to your schedule when necessary. If you are receiving financial aid, consultation with both the This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and your This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it is required. Transfer CreditsStudents are limited to six total hours of transfer credit, which includes graduate-level courses from regionally accredited institutions and Baker University’s continuing education courses provided they were completed within the last six years. All credits considered for transfer must be completed before you enter the degree program. View more information about transferring credits. Degree-Specific InformationRequirements for your specific program are explained in depth at information meetings scheduled throughout the year and conducted by department faculty. Before graduation, you must attend a final portfolio meeting and present your completed portfolio. All portfolios are assessed and are available for pickup at the Overland Park or Wichita Baker University office. Frequently Used LinksAccess links to information about makeup exams, course withdrawal, graduation and commencement, forms and more. |
