Evening and Weekend College
Southern University at New Orleans (SUNO) has re-established the Evening & Weekend College (EWC) to expand educational access for non-traditional students, including working adults, caregivers, and individuals with prior college credit but no degree. This initiative reflects SUNO’s mission to provide flexible, high-quality, and workforce-aligned learning opportunities that meet the diverse needs of the Greater New Orleans community.
Highlights:
- Flexible Scheduling: Courses offered in the evenings, on weekends.
- Degree Completion Pathways: Tailored for students with some college credit seeking to finish their degree.
- Graduate Programs: Accelerated master’s degrees available in high-demand fields.
- Dedicated Support Services: Specialized advising, tutoring, and career counseling for adult learners.
Target Audience
- Working professionals seeking career advancement
Strategic Objectives:
- Increase Access: Remove barriers to higher education for adult learners.
- Support Workforce Development: Align programs with regional labor market demands.
- Enhance Enrollment & Retention: Serve a growing population of non-traditional students in the New Orleans metro area.
- Promote Lifelong Learning: Reinforce SUNO’s role as a hub for continuous education and community uplift.
Economic & Community Impact:
Backed by labor market data and community needs assessments, EWC strengthens SUNO’s role as an anchor institution in the region—producing career-ready graduates who contribute to local economic growth and upward mobility.
Degree Programs Offered:
Associate of Arts in Addictive Behaviors CP (degree Completion)
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Bachelor of Arts in Child Development & Family Studies (degree completion)
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Bachelor of Arts Public Administration (degree completion)
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Bachelor of Science Business Administration (degree completion)
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Bachelor of Science Computer Information Systems (degree completion)
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Master of Science Computer Information Systems (1 year program)*
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Master of Arts Criminal Justice (1 year program)*
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Master of Social Work (Two years)-year 1=36 credits & year 2=24 credits
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MA Museum Studies (New Modality)
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M.Ed. in Amalgam Leadership (1 year program) - Spring 2026
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