Numbers of Interest

Ecampus is constantly growing...

Total number of students who took at least one Ecampus course

• 2007/2008: 7,937
• 2009/2010: 12,091
• Increase of 52% in two academic years

Total number of Ecampus degree-seeking students

• 2007/2008: 648
• 2008/2009: 1,102
• 2009/2010: 1,573
• Increase of 172% over two academic years; 43% increase in the past year

Total number of credits taken through Ecampus

• 2008/2009: 57,571
• 2009/2010; 79,885
• Increase of 28% in one academic year

Total number of Ecampus graduates

• 2004: 44
• 2005: 49
• 2006: 71
• 2007: 87
• 2008: 131
• 2009:170
• 2010: 210
• Increase of 377% since 2004

Total number of Ecampus courses offered

• 2004/2005: 444
• 2009/2010: 713
• Increase of 61% in five years

Total number of Ecampus degrees offered

• 2004/2005: 13
• 2009/2010: 35 (19 degrees and 16 minors)
• Increase of 169% in five years

New Courses Developed 

In cooperation with the following colleges, Ecampus added nearly160 new online courses during the past academic year in the following departments: 

• College of Liberal Arts: 93
• College of Science: 18
• College of Education: 15
• College of Agriculture Sciences: 16
• College of Engineering: 5
• College of Forestry:5
• College of Health and Human Science: 4
• College of Business: 2
• College of Pharmacy: 1

To see a complete list of all Ecampus courses, visit the Schedule of Classes.

New degree programs

During the past academic year, Ecampus added eight new degree programs to our offerings.

Undergraduate

• Economics (BA/BS)
• Fisheries and Wildlife (BS)
• General Anthropology (BA/BS)
• General Horticulture (BS)
• Women Studies (BA/BS)

Graduate

• GIScience (graduate certificate)
• Management for Science Professionals (graduate certificate)
• Master of Natural Resources

View the Degree and Program overview page for information on all Ecampus degrees.