Arizona State University Online ranked among best programs in US

ASU’s online bachelor’s degree program received huge honors Wednesday when U.S. News and World Report named it among the top-10 online bachelor’s degree programs in the country.

Arizona State is ranked eighth, with an online program that offers 41 graduate and 31 undergraduate online degrees.

The program has seen a 42.6 percent increase in enrollment since 2013 and now serves more than 13,200 students around the United States through its online programs.

“We are pleased that ASU continues to be recognized for its academic excellence and as an innovator in higher education,” said Phil Regier, Dean and Executive Vice Provost for ASU Online. “We are committed to offering the best experience possible to all of our students and ensuring that anyone who is motivated to pursue a bachelor’s degree has the opportunity to achieve his or her educational and career goals.”

The rankings are based on factors such as graduation rates, indebtedness of new graduates and career support services offered to students.

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