Yes. Drury GO offers online and evening courses in 8-week and 16-week blocks with rolling admissions, so students working full-time can start a degree without waiting for a traditional fall or spring semester. There are multiple start dates. Contact us to learn more.

Yes. Drury GO has no minimum GPA requirement for admission and evaluates prior college coursework, military training, and professional licensure for transfer credit. Accepted credits can shorten time to degree and reduce overall tuition cost.

Tuition is $342 per credit hour for evening and online undergraduate programs. Students are billed by the credit rather than a flat semester rate. Qualifying students may be eligible for Pell Grant funding. The Drury GO scholarship is also available to new, transfer, and readmitted students enrolled in at least 9 credit hours.

Both options are available. Drury GO offers fully online coursework as well as evening seated and virtual synchronous classes at campuses in Springfield, Monett, Harrisonville, St. Robert, and Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. Contact us to find out if your desired degree program is offered online or in person.

Drury GO offers associate degrees, bachelor’s degrees, certificates, and pre-certification training programs across four pathways: Education; Business, Leadership & Communication; Public Service & Safety; and Health & Behavioral Science.

Drury GO‘s Dual Credit Program allows Missouri high school students to earn college credit toward an associate degree while still in high school. Online courses are available at $90 per credit hour and seated courses taught at participating high schools are available at $70 per credit hour. The program partners with more than 120 Missouri high schools and offers over 25 online courses. Students who later enroll as full-time residential students at Drury University may also qualify for a $1,000 renewable scholarship.

Drury GO‘s Dual Credit Program allows Missouri high school students to earn college credit toward an associate degree while still in high school. Online courses are available at $90 per credit hour and seated courses taught at participating high schools are available at $70 per credit hour. The program partners with more than 120 Missouri high schools and offers over 25 online courses. Students who later enroll as full-time residential students at Drury University may also qualify for a $1,000 renewable scholarship.