Through a unique educational alliance with James A. Rhodes State College, you have the opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Science degree online from Franklin University. The CCA Program's online format provides the flexibility to attend class and complete your coursework without leaving your community. Throughout the completion of your bachelor's degree, James A. Rhodes State College and Franklin work together to provide all the resources you need to reach your educational goals.
How It Works  
   
START by earning your associate's degree (or at least 60 semester credit hours of transferable credit) from James A. Rhodes State College. All of your associate's degree credits transfer toward your bachelor's degree at Franklin University.

NEXT Apply to Franklin University and receive your official evaluation. Then register for Franklin University's Learning Strategies Course (PF 321).

FINISH your degree through a combination of required courses at James A. Rhodes State College and online courses through Franklin University.
Majors Available   Find Out More
  
  • Accounting*
  • Applied Management
  • Business Administration*
  • Business Forensics* 
  • Computer Science
  • eMarketing*
  • Financial Management*
  • Forensic Accounting* 
  • Healthcare Management
  • Human Resources Management*
  • Information Technology*
  • Management*
  • Management Information Sciences
  • Marketing
  • Public Safety Management
  • Web Development

*Joint Programs of Study available
  Events
  • Join us each month for a CCA Information Webcast.To register, visit our Web site at: alliance.franklin.edu. 
    Continue your education with Franklin University's Online Vantage MBA®
Call: 1-888-341-6237

 
Joyce Upham
Director CC Relations
Franklin University
uphamj@franklin.edu
1.888.341.6237 ext. 6055
Terry Porter
SSA
Franklin University
portert@franklin.edu
1.888.341.6237 ext. 6778
Michael Rex
Dean, Division of Business & Public Services
James A. Rhodes State College
Rex.M@rhodesstate.edu
1.419.995.8301

Franklin University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (312-263-0456).