4 minute read Quality Matters, the nation’s leading authority on quality assurance for online education programs, awarded Oregon State with its Online Learner Success Certification — recognizing OSU for its ability to “demonstrate that their learners are achieving success at a high rate.”
4 minute read Don’t let your worries about college math get in the way of taking on your degree. Find the answers to your questions, and gain confidence that you have what it takes to earn the degree you want.
5 minute read Read a Q&A with Devin Miles, director of alternative credentials in the Division of Educational Ventures, to learn how Oregon State continues to expand access and opportunity for students everywhere.
4 minute read Tamarsh Abeysekera earned his B.S. in Computer Science through Oregon State’s online postbaccalaureate program. Read about his experience to learn how Oregon State’s online computer science programs can help advance your career.
3 minute read When Oregon State University’s Honors College extended the Honors Baccalaureate to students earning their degrees exclusively online, the expectation was for around 15 students to enroll by the beginning of fall term 2023. Instead, there were more than 50.
5 minute read Oregon State University offers multiple online bachelor’s and master’s degrees in computer science. Read our guide to better understand who each program is designed for, skills you’ll gain and possible career outcomes.
4 minute read The Learning Skills Journey Tool is the result of an in-depth research study, conducted by OSU Ecampus and Brigham Young University. Learn more about the tool’s creation, how it’s being used, and how it can help students at your university.
4 minute read New to Oregon State Ecampus? Read on for the highlights like our best-known programs, data points and our history.
4 minute read On the Modern Campus “Illumination” podcast, Lisa L. Templeton — vice provost of Oregon State’s Division of Educational Ventures — discusses the expansion of the OSU’s microcredential initiative and the importance of access and affordability for today’s learners.
5 minute read I was a nontraditional student — someone who might be a bit older or is often returning to education after a break. That gives me the unique opportunity to challenge the stigma around obtaining a degree at a later stage in life.
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