MSU Recognized for Online Programs

Morehead State University has been recognized as one of the best colleges offering online learning in the nation by The Community for Accredited Online Schools. 

As a leading resource for campus and online learning, the site released its annual ranking for the 2017 school year, honoring Morehead State University three times for their excellence in online learning. 

“We wanted to highlight schools like Morehead State University, who are providing exceptional education programs online,” said Doug Jones, CEO and founder of the Community for Accredited Online Schools. “ These colleges offer an outstanding educational experience, upholding rigorous accreditation standards and show an overall commitment to maximizing student success.” 

To qualify, schools must hold public or private not-for-profit status in addition to institutional accreditation.  Top schools are determined by a scoring system that uses value-based methodology, analyzing several qualitative and quantitative data points. 

For the top rankings of Morehead State University’s for 2017 and further details on the methodology used to rank each school, visit the following pages:

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