Louisiana State University

Louisiana State University or LSU is also known as Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical college. This is a public, coeducational university located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The Louisiana State University system is the main campus of the university. In addition to specialized centers, divisions, institutes and offices the university has nine senior colleges and three schools. The enrollment of the students has been increased by 5 per cent to accommodate students from New Orleans that have been displaced by Hurricane Katrina. Presently, there are 32,000 students in Louisiana State University with 1,300 full-time faculty. It is one of the only twenty-one American universities that has been designated as a land-grant, sea-grant and space-grant research center.

In order to overcome decades of underfunding, the university has recently launched the Forever LSU campaign. This is the most ambitious fund.

There are more than 1,700 students those who pursue their undergraduate and graduate studies in the Louisiana State.

The campus boasts on more than 250 principal buildings. Many of these buildings are built in the design of Italian Renaissance. Most of these buldings are built between 1925 and 1940. Thomas Gaines' .The Campus as a Work of Art? praises the campus of LSU as a botanical joy. The campus of Louisiana State University is listed among the best twenty campuses in America. The live oak trres in the campus have valued $36 million.

The main library of Louisiana State University has almost three million books and is located in Troy H. Middleton Library on the main quandrangle of the university. It is both a general use library and a US Regional Depository Library. The special Collection division is housed in Hill Memorial Library.

Online Courses Provided by Louisiana State University:

1. College Level Online Course:

AAAS 2000 – Intro to African and African-American Studies (H)
ACCT 2001 – Introductory Financial Accounting
ACCT 2101 – Introductory Managerial Accounting
ACCT 3001 – Intermediate Accounting---Part I
ACCT 3021 – Intermediate Accounting, Part II
ACCT 3121 – Cost Analysis & Control
ACCT 3122 – Accounting Information Systems
ACCT 3221 – Income Tax Accounting I
ACCT 3222 – Auditing
ACCT 4022 – Advanced Accounting
ACCT 4235 – Fraud Auditing and Forensic Accounting
ACCT 4421 – Governmental and Not-for-Profit Accounting (H)
ANTH 1001 – Intro to Physical Anthropology and Prehistory
ANTH 1003 – Introduction to Cultural and Social Anthropology
BIOL 1002 – General Biology, II
BLAW 3201 – Business Law (H)
BLAW 4203 – Commercial Transactions for Accountants (H)
CLST 2090 – Greek and Roman Mythology (H)
CMST 2010 – Interpersonal Communication
DARY 1048 – Elements of Dairying
EDCI 3000 – Children`s Literature
ELRC 3200 – Classroom Assessment
ENGL 1001 – English Composition, 1 (H)
ENGL 2001 – Advanced English Composition
ENGL 2025 – Fiction
ENGL 2027 – Poetry
ENGL 2029 – Drama
ENGL 2123 – Studies in Literary Traditions and Themes
ENGL 2175 – The Civil War in Literature
ENGL 3020 – British Literature I
ENGL 3070 – American Literature I Forging a Nation
ENGL 3072 – American Literature II: Coming of Age
ENGL 3223 – Adolescent Literature
HIST 2055 – The United States to 1865
HIST 2057 – U.S. History from 1865 to Present

MGT 3200 – Principles of Management
MGT 3320 – Human Resource Management (H)
MGT 3500 – Introduction to Labor Relations (H)
MGT 4620 – Human Behavior in Organizations (H)
MILS 4130 – World War II
MKT 3401 – Principles of Marketing
MKT 3411 – Consumer Analysis and Behavior
MKT 3413 – Marketing Research
MKT 3421 – Marketing Communication: Promotion
MKT 3431 – Retailing Management
MUS 1751 – Music Appreciation (H)
NC 81 – Basic Human Biology for Social Work
POLI 2051 – American Government
POLI 2053 – Introduction to Comparative Politics
POLI 2057 – Introduction to International Politics
POLI 2070 – Public Policy Making: An Introduction
PSYC 2000 – Introduction to Psychology
PSYC 2004 – Psychology of Adjustment
PSYC 2040 – Social Psychology
PSYC 2060 – Educational Psychology
PSYC 2070 – Developmental Psychology of the Life Span
PSYC 2076 – Child Psychology
PSYC 2078 – Adolescent Psychology
PSYC 3081 – Personality Psychology
PSYC 3082 – Introduction to Abnormal Psychology
SOCL 2001 – Introduction to Sociology
SOCL 2505 – Marriage and Family
SOCL 4461 – Criminology
SOCL 4521 – Sociology of Gender
KIN 1600 – Personal and Community Health Problems (H)
KIN 2600 – Human Sexuality
KIN 4602 – Community Safety Education (H)
LATN 1001 – Elementary Latin
HIST 4130 – World War II
ENGL 3593 – Survey of Women and Literature
ENVS 1000 – Environmental Studies
FIN 3715 – Business Finance
HIST 1003 – Western Civilization Since 1500
GEOL 1001 – General Geology: Physical (H)
HIST 1001 – Western Civilization to 1500

2. Credit Certificate Program:

Liberal Studies
Business Communication
Human Services

Each program consists of five courses totaling 15 semester credit hours. In each program there are four required courses and one elective course. Course substitutions are not allowed and students must have prerequisite credits, where applicable.