A list of reputable brick and mortar schools that offer online degrees?

Hi All,

I am wondering if any of you know of a list of reputable brick and mortar schools that offer online degrees to which you can post a link?

I know that Boston University, Harvard, and Stanford all now have online masters programs. I can't believe there isn't a list compiled out there (and they don't have to be ivy league schools) of simply brick and mortar schools -institutions that have name recognition and reputation for being traditional, that offer distance masters degrees. I've searched and had random schools (like the ones I mentioned) show up, but not a list.

Thank you for your time and for sharing your knowledge.

Kindly,
Fairyrealm

 

University of Florida offers online degrees. Hey, maybe this is something you want to create - a list of school with a strong name that offer online degrees??

To be honest, I think the majority of schools now offer online degrees of some sort to stay competitive and change with the times.

 

Here is searchable site: http://www.petersons.com/distancelearning/code/search.asp

 

Hi Randell,

I get the hint. :-D
Yes, that's a good idea - I will keep track of a list as I find some information and can post the findings here when it becomes substantial. Good suggestion! I guess I had high hopes that such a list already exists. You would think it would, right?!?

Kindly,
fairyrealm

 

Here ya go:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_colleges_and_universities_in_the_United_States

BTW as I understand it, Harvard does not offer any degrees that are totally online. You have to spend some time on campus.

 

This list has been posted many times, many of these degrees are offered by B&M schools.

Jonnie's Distance Learning Page: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Haven/2386/distance.html

 

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So who has the damn list? Love your story-

 

fairyrealm et al., this week I found the perfect website for precisely what you're requesting. Elite Online - Only the Top 200 National Universities: Every online program, updated regularly. – Elite Online.

It provides a searchable list of every program offered by the Top 200 national universities only.

I just found the MA program from Georgetown that I'm going to apply to. Hope this helps.