Ohio University offers Independent and Distance Learning Programs for those who seek obtaining degree in Law, among them:

Law and Society. This course presents a conceptual approach to origin, nature, structure, functions, and procedures of law, with study of ethics and introduction to constitutional, administrative, criminal, tort, contractual, international, and environmental law, as well as business organizations. Course prerequisite: sophomore, junior or senior standing. The course consists of 14 lessons and 2 exams.

Law of the Management Process. This course discovers a conceptual framework of legal nature of organizations, particularly corporations and partnerships: rights, powers, and limits of managers in relation to duties and responsibilities to their organizations, owners, creditors, employees, customers, state, and public. Prerequisite: successful completion of the course Law and Society, junior or permanent enrollment. The course consists of 14 lessons and 2 exams.

Law of Commercial Transactions. Here you can study legal aspects of commercial paper, consumer credit, and bankruptcy. Prerequisite: successful completion of the course Law and Society, junior or permanent enrollment. The course consists of 10 lessons and 2 exams.

Law of Health Care. The course analyses the public-private constraints in foundation health agencies; experimentation and risk assumption; medical records; hospital liability; and governmental regulations. The course consists of 15 lessons and 2 exams.

Law of Property and Real Estate. The course studies property law as an institution and analysis of creation, transfer, and relation of various legal interests in property, especially land. Prerequisite: successful completion of the course Law and Society or permanent enrollment. The course consists of 14 lessons and 2 exams.

Each course consists of 4 credit hours.
Tuition: $564 per 1 course (or $276, if you study in Course Credit by Examination)