U.S. News: Top Online Education In Tampa Bay
The University of South Florida, Southeastern University and Saint Leo University were recently included in a list schools that excel in online education.
The University of South Florida, Southeastern University and Saint Leo University were recently included in a list schools that excel in online education.
Online programs were ranked in the following categories: Admissions Selectivity, Faculty Credentials and Training, Student Engagement and Accreditation/Assessment and Student Services and Technology.
USF‘s online graduate education program placed on U.S. News & World Report‘s Honor Roll with rankings of #23 in Faculty Credentials and Training, #33 in Student Engagement and Accreditation and #10 in Student Services and Technology. The school’s graduate engineering program ranked #4, #40 and #17, respectively.
Southeastern University‘s graduate business program ranked #111 in Student Engagement and Accreditation and #147 in Student Services and Technology. The graduate education program ranked #111 and #135, respectively, as well as #23 in Faculty Credentials and Training.
Southeastern’s rankings for online bachelor’s degree programs rank #123 in Student Engagement and Assessment and #146 in Student Services and Technology.
Saint Leo‘s online bachelor’s programs ranked #11 in Faculty Credentials and Training, #29 in Student Engagement and Assessment and #112 in Student Services and Technology.
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