Meridian Center Degree Completion Classes

Continue the last two years of your classes at the Boise State Meridian Center in an evening and weekend timeframe and earn a college degree from Boise State.

Choices of classes at Meridian Center include:

Lower Division Core Classes

The collection of undergraduate classes supports the degree completion programs.

Classes Supporting the Undergraduate Certificate in Dispute Resolution

This certificate is a valuable complement to almost any degree. Read about it at the Dispute Resolution website.

Upper Division Classes in General Business

This is an excellent program for those with business experience who need a degree to reach their career goals. It provides a broad-based curriculum that covers business fundamentals with an emphasis on tools for solving business problems.

Degree Completion Programs

Communication (Bachelor of Arts)

This degree opens a wide range of doors with its emphasis on critical thinking, problem-solving, research and writing.

Criminal Justice (Bachelor of Arts or Science)

Experienced, nationally recognized faculty members encourage critical thinking and problem solving in the popular degree program.

Elementary Education (Bachelor of Arts or Science)

Train to serve diverse communities of students while learning to promote high levels of student achievement.

Masters Degree Programs

Master of Bilingual Education/English as a Second Language (ESL)

Train to meet the diverse linguistic and socio-cultural needs of schools and the communities they serve.

Master of Arts in Education, Literacy

This training helps teachers of reading enhance their classroom skills and become leaders in the field of literacy.

Upper Division Classes Supporting the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) and Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) Degrees

Students can use the upper division classes at Meridian Center to fulfill the requirements of their BAS and BGS degrees.

Download a Meridian Center Class Schedule for more information.

Spring 2013 Classes at the Meridian Center (PDF)

Summer 2013 Classes at the Meridian Center (PDF)

Fall 2013 Classes at the Meridian Center (PDF)

To find more information for Boise State University classes at the Meridian Center:

You can use my.BoiseState to sort the classes:

Click on the "Location" drop down, choose "Meridian Center"; then under "Mode of Instruction" choose "Lecture"

Do you want to register for a particular Meridian class but it's already full?

Use my.BoiseState to add yourself to the waitlist. Openings typically occur around the start of classes.

Contact us!

For more information or assistance, please call:
Boise State Meridian Center at (208) 426-4080
or email: meridiancenter@boisestate.edu