
Maximize Transfer Credits to Fast-Track Your Bachelor’s Degree

Why Choose ALU for Your Bachelor Degree?
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Transfer up to 75% of Your Credits & Earn Your Bachelor Degree 100% Online for Just $12,450.*
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100% online with easy-to-use technology and an online student learning center.
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Financial aid is available for those who qualify.
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Choose Your Bachelor Degree:
BS | Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies
BS | Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
BS | Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
BS | Bachelor of Science in Professional Studies

ALU’s Bachelor Degree Programs Are Built for Working Adults — Like You
At Abraham Lincoln University, we help busy adults finish what they started — with affordable, fully online bachelor’s degree programs in Business, Criminal Justice, and Legal Studies.
Transfer up to 75% of your previous college credits and avoid retaking courses you’ve already completed. Whether you’re returning to school after a break or looking to upgrade your credentials, ALU offers a flexible path to graduation that fits your life and your budget.
This program is ideal for:
Working professionals who need a degree for promotions or new opportunities.
Students who’ve attended other colleges and want to maximize credit transfer to save time and money.
Military personnel and adult learners who need a fully online, self-paced program.
Career-focused individuals who want a fast, affordable way to meet employer education requirements.
Get the Answers That Matter Most
How many of your credits will transfer?
How much will it cost to finish your degree?
Let’s find out — so you can move forward, faster.

Earning your bachelor’s degree from ALU can open doors to career advancement, higher salaries, and new job opportunities across a variety of industries.
Graduates from our programs often pursue roles in:
Law enforcement, criminal justice, and legal support services
Business administration, operations, and project coordination
Government, military, and civil service positions that require a bachelor’s degree
Corporate roles where a degree is required for promotion or hiring
Entrepreneurial ventures and leadership roles in small businesses
Whether you’re looking to move up in your current job or pivot into a new field, an ALU degree helps you meet today’s hiring requirements — and build a stronger future.


Christopher Boucher, Esq.
JD cum laude, 2017
Attorney-at-Law
Wiley Price & Radulovich, LLP
“I graduated from ALU in 2017 with a Juris Doctor Degree while working full-time as an HR executive for one of the nation’s largest aviation and maritime ports in Oakland, CA.
With ALU’s support, I became a California licensed attorney-at-law when I passed the bar exam on my first try that same year. I’m especially grateful for ALU’s flexible learning method since without it I wouldn’t have been able to hold such a demanding position while earning my JD.
In my current role as an Attorney for Wiley Price & Radulovich, LLP I am able to utilize my expertise representing employers in a union environment, including labor negotiations, changes to existing terms and conditions of employment and/or the effects of those changes, and the meaning and application of labor contract provisions.”

Mary Lee Caruso, Esq.
JD Cum Laude, 2011
Attorney — Alder Law P.C.
“I graduated Cum Laude from Abraham Lincoln University’s School of Law in 2011. I was able to achieve a successful balance between being a student and a full-time Paralegal, studying and attending classes on evenings and weekends, not only because of ALU’s online platform but because I’ve been working since I was in high school when my father became disabled.
Today, I’m a practicing Attorney in the areas of personal injury, including catastrophic injuries, motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, product liability, wrongful death, elder abuse, and insurance bad faith and have settled cases in excess of $50 million dollars. For more than 18 years now I have been an advocate on behalf of plaintiffs and have taken the lessons I learned from working all my life to strive to help individuals who have been wrongly injured, obtain justice.”
Mary has been recognized as a Super Lawyers Rising Star from 2016 to 2022, and was featured an article “Better Late” published in their 2020 Southern California Rising Stars Magazine.

Abraham Lincoln University is accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC). The DEAC is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a recognized accrediting agency and is recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA).

ALU is a recognized CHEA member institution. CHEA is comprised of an association of 3,000 degree-granting colleges and universities and serves as a national voice for voluntary accreditation and quality assurance to the U.S. Congress and U.S. Department of Education.
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