Speedway | BGS Tuition

 

As of Summer 2025

In-State (Utah)

 Out-of-State

Tuition (per credit hour)

$111

$141

Tech Fee (per credit hour)

$8

$8

Tuition + Fee (per credit hour)

 $119

$149

*All students, regardless of residency, qualify for resident tuition during summer semester 
Undergrad Accounting

Sample Course List

This information is provided as an example of courses available to students in the Speedway program. Students can make an appointment with their Student Success Advisor to discuss up-to-date course offerings. Concentrations include: General Studies, Organizational Leadership, American Political Institutions, and Family Studies.

Written Communication (English)
  • ENGL 1010 - Introduction to Academic Writing (Fall, Spring, Summer)
  • ENGL 1010E – Introduction to Academic Writing, Extended (Fall, Spring, Summer)
  • ENGL 2010 – Intermediate Writing (Fall, Spring, Summer)
Quantitative Literacy (Mathematics)
  • MATH 1031 – Statistical Reasoning (Fall, Spring, Summer)
American Institutions
  • POLS 1100 – American National Government (Fall, Spring)
Integrated Learning
  • INFO 1010 – Information Literacy (Fall, Spring, Summer)
  • INFO 2010 – Information Literacy in the Disciplines
Fine Arts
  • MUSC 1020 – Popular Music in America (Summer A)
  • MUSC 1050 – Music of the World (Fall B)
  • THEA 1023 – Introduction to Film (Fall B, Summer A)
Humanities
  • HSS 1120 – Living in a Globalized World 
  • HUM 1010 – Introduction to Humanities (Fall, Spring, Summer)
  • ORTP 2040 – Americans in the Outdoors (Spring)
Life Sciences
  • BIO 1010 - Introduction to Biology 
  • NFS 1020 – Scientific Foundations of Human Nutrition (Fall)
Physical Sciences
  • GEO 1090 – How the Earth Works (Spring)
  • GEO 1095 – How the Earth Works Lab (Spring)
  • PHYS 1040 – Elementary Astronomy (Fall, Summer)
  • PHYS 1045 – Elementary Astronomy Lab (Fall, Summer)

Social and Behavioral Sciences

  • CJ 1010 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
  • FLHD 1500 – Human Development through Lifespan
  • FLHD 2400 – Marriage and Family Relations
  • FLHD 2700 – Consumerism and Family Finances in American Society
Upper-Division Electives
  • CJ 3020 – Criminal Justice Management (Summer)
  • COMM 3150 – Nonverbal Communication (Spring, Summer)
  • COMM 4240 – Technical Writing (Summer)
  • ENTR 3100 – Basic Entrepreneurship Skills (Fall, Spring, Summer)
  • FLHD 3100 – Foundations of School Counseling (Spring)
  • FLHD 3450 – Mindfulness and Meditation (Summer)
  • FLHD 4100 – Family Problems and Solutions (Fall)
  • HIST 3090 – History Seminar (Fall)
  • HIST 3630 – African American History since 1877 (Summer)
  • HIST 3870 – History of Utah (Spring)
  • MGMT 3180 – Management and Organizations (Summer)
  • MKTG 3010 – Marketing Principles (Spring)
  • ORGL 3510 – Foundations in Leadership 
  • ORGL 3511 – Leadership Strategies and Current Trends
  • ORGL 3512 – Organizational Leadership and Communication
  • ORGL 3610 – Special Topics in Global Leadership
  • POLS 3120 – Courts (Fall)
  • POLS 3510 – Constitutional Law (Fall)
  • POLS 3520 – Civil Rights and Liberties (Spring)
  • SUU 3100 – Strategic Self Marketing (Fall, Spring, Summer)

Frequently Asked Questions

A Bachelor of General Studies is a flexible, high-quality degree that helps you move forward in your career or get ready for grad school. This online program includes classes in different subjects to help you think clearly, communicate well, work with others, and understand many areas of study.

The Speedway | Bachelor of General Studies program at SUU is built for flexibility and speed. All courses are 100% online and follow a fast-paced 7-week schedule—half the time of a regular semester! That means you can focus on fewer classes at a time and still make steady progress toward your degree.

There are no set times to log in, and you don’t need to be on campus at all. You can access course materials anytime, day or night. Professors organize each class into weekly modules with everything you need—videos, readings, assignments, and tests—so you always know what to expect.

Taking just two classes at a time (six credits total) counts as full-time. Plus, summer classes are available, helping you finish your degree in as little as three years.

SUU generally accepts credits from other regionally accredited colleges and universities. If you’ve taken classes elsewhere, there’s a good chance they’ll count toward your degree here. (University Policy 6.47) View SUU's Transfer Guide for more information on how your credits transfer between other colleges/universities.

Have questions about your transfer credits? Our admissions advisors are happy to help! Call us at 435-865-8665 or email us at onlineadmissions@suu.edu.

Nope! SUU’s online programs are fully remote—meaning you’ll never be required to come to campus. You can complete all your classes, assignments, and tests from anywhere, on your own schedule.

Once you are admitted, you may follow these instructions in order to register for classes:

  1. Go to www.suu.edu.
  2. Select “mySUUportal” 
  3. Select “Registration” in the BANNER section (on the bottom left side of the screen)
  4. Select “Registration”
  5. Select “Register for Classes”
  6. Select the proper semester
  7. Select “Continue”
  8. Select the “Enter CRN" tab
  9. Enter the CRN from the email you received
  10. Click “Add Another CRN”, if you are wanting to register for more than one class and add those CRNs
  11. Select “Add to Summary”
  12. If you have a screen pop up titled  “Confirm Your Dates” do the following:
    • In the first box date put the date that is below the “Permitted Date” by using the calendar pull down. DO NOT PUT AN END DATE. These dates may not always correspond with your real course dates. They are formatted for how we build the course on our end
  13. Click “Confirm”
  14. Click “Submit at the very bottom of the screen”
  15. You have now successfully registered!

Many Master’s programs don’t specify the need for a particular bachelor’s degree. Because of this, you will find lots of opportunities for earning graduate-level degrees after going through this program. Check out some of Southern Utah University Graduate degrees offered.

Why Should I Earn My Bachelors Degree?

SUU online student laying on bed smiling at laptop.No matter your age or situation, earning a degree can feel challenging—but it’s also life-changing. If you're looking for better job security, a promotion, or simply want to finish what you started, SUU’s online Speedway Program makes it easier and more affordable to reach your goal.

Earning your degree will:

  • Invest in Your Future: Gain higher earning potential and career stability.
  • Qualify for Better Jobs & Promotions: Stand out in today’s job market.
  • Build Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving Skills: Develop valuable skills for any career.
  • Achieve a Sense of Accomplishment: Take pride in reaching your educational goals.

SUU’s flexible, online program helps you graduate faster while balancing work and life. Take the next step toward your future today!

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Financial Aid Info

Student at graduation giving thumbs up to cameraOnline college students studying for their undergraduate degree at SUU have access to a wealth of financial aid options. Navigating online college financial aid doesn't have to be daunting. SUU Online is dedicated to assisting students like you in discovering the right resources.

FAFSA

Paying for college is possible and SUU is here to help. Students pursuing their undergraduate at SUU can apply for financial aid through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®). Completing your FAFSA is the first step to see if you qualify for grants, loans, or other support. Don’t miss out on funding that can make your degree more affordable.

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