Military students excel in Ecampus courses whenever, wherever
Discover the flexibility of OSU degrees online
No one knows the rigors of life in the military as well as the men and women who serve. And no one knows better than they do just how challenging it is to balance career and family duties with academic pursuits.
We're not here to tell you that OSU Ecampus makes it all possible. We'll let our military student veterans do that instead."I need the flexibility to take my college with me, and I have done just that," said Rob Webb, a Master Chief in the United States Navy. "Ecampus classes have followed me through two combat tours in Afghanistan. Having the ability to learn that far from home is probably one of the best reasons I could encourage anyone to work on their college degree."
To learn more about Ecampus students in the military, click on the names below to see how they found the balance in their lives.
Jason Watts — Master of Radiation Health Physics, U.S. Air Force. Jason was featured on G.I. Jobs magazine's website militaryfriendlyschools.com.
Katie Rodgers — B.S. General Agriculture, U.S. Marine Corps
Sean Carothers — B.S. in Natural Resources, U.S. Air Force
Amy Nelson — Natural resources major, Army Reserves
David Disselhorst — B.S. in General Agriculture, U.S. Army. David was featured as the Student Spotlight in G.I. Jobs magazine in October 2007.
Luke Leineweber — Liberal studies major, U.S. Navy
Colby Mangini — Master of Health Physics. Mangini was featured in OSU News and Communication's news release about the graduating class of 2008.
Justin Robson — B.S. in General Agriculture, U.S. Army Officer
Rob Webb — Natural resources major, U.S. Navy
Are you an Ecampus student taking classes while on active duty? Tell us your story.
Read more about Ecampus students on the student profiles page.
