Experience an online business education unlike any other. In the last three years, our online programs have been ranked countless times by national ranking agencies such as Online MBA Today, Master's Programs Guide and Best Colleges. Our online degree experience includes the same comprehensive curriculum, rigorous coursework and inspiring community of learning as our on-campus programs.
Our online programs provide a flexible, easily accessible and immersive educational experience. Learn from the same world-renowned professors who teach in our classrooms, not teaching assistants. In addition, online programs provide easy access to syllabi, reading lists, textbooks and assignments.
All of our programs have online options available so learn and study at a time that fits your schedule.
Our online classes are designed to bring you closer to the professor and your fellow classmates. Immerse yourself in the depth and rigor of online courses offered by an accredited, Catholic university.
Other benefits of our online programs include:
Learn from nationally-recognized faculty who have distinguished themselves as leaders in their industry and through their academic careers. Unlike many other online programs across the country, the majority of our online courses are taught by full-time faculty who have years of professional experience in the business world, bringing the latest advancements into the classroom.
We do not employ teaching assistants to grade work or outsource support for online courses. Instead, our faculty manage all classroom interaction ensuring that you get the same experience as our on-campus students.
In the last three years our online programs have been ranked over 15 times by national rankings agencies such as Online MBA Today, Master's Programs Guide and Best Colleges. Here are just a few of our programs’ accolades:
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