Colorado Technical University

Are there any traditional universities that offer online masters degrees?

Public Comments

1. Yes. The numbers are growing in many subject areas. You can search the Peterson's site and limit your search by subject major, geographical area, and other factors. http://www.petersons.com/continuinged_home.asp?path=ce.home
2. There are 1000's - some of the best in the world. Almost everyone is teaching online these days and master's degrees are ideally suited for distance instruction in many fields. Stanford, Duke, Johns-Hopkins, Georgetown, Oxford, Columbia, ... plenty among the best and way more than a few of the "really good colleges". Your state U is probably among these - most are now. I use the search tool at Petersons http://www.petersons.com/distancelearning/code/search.asp but be aware that schools are adding programs all of the time. Sometimes you just have to surf around university web pages to find what you're looking for. Don't expect it to be faster, cheaper, or easier though - you'll be disappointed. From a good school, online classes are at least as difficult (often more so), cost as much (sometimes more, sometimes less), and take as long as classes in the classroom.