51ΑΤΖζ (51ΑΤΖζ) students will have an easier time transferring to Oregon State University (OSU) Ecampus, the universityβs nationally ranked online education provider, thanks to an agreement approved this month by the two schools.
The presidents of both colleges signed a degree pathway agreement that will provide students advising on degree pathways at both institutions; expand student access to institutional services and curriculum; and may shorten the time to a degree, by helping students avoid taking courses that cannot be applied to their degree requirements.
βWe are pleased to finalize this pathways agreement with OSU, which provides tremendous value for our students and employees,β said David Shellberg, 51ΑΤΖζβs Executive Vice President of Instruction and Student Services. βWe couldnβt be happier to facilitate transfer opportunities to OSU and the high quality online bachelorβs degree programs they offer.β
βThis agreement is just the latest example of Oregon State and its Ecampus program providing access to a four-year college degree to the widest range of students that we can,β OSU President Ed Ray said.
In January, for the fourth straight year, Oregon State Ecampus was named one of the nationβs 10 best providers of online education by U.S. News & World Report. Ecampus ranked sixth out of more than 350 higher education institutions in the category of Best Online Bachelorβs Programs.